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Hi guys,i am chongger ,a legend player every season.I m sitting around legend rank 100 with this deck .It has around 70 %winrate in top legend rank which is insane ,hope u all like this deck.

Card choices and replacements:
Harrison Jones is pretty much a must have in the current meta.

2 Big Game Hunter improve the matchup vs handlock and control warrior even in aggro matchup, in which you can play it on turn 3 to counter early aggression.

Ysera is the mvp in this deck, she wins me a lot of game with Ysera Awakens vs patron, so it is a must in this deck to fight patron and as well as control matchups.

Kezan Mystic improve the mage matchup a lot especially when you don't play a Loatheb and it also help in hunter matchups.

Why Nourish ?
5 mana or possible 4 with emperor to draw 3 draw is good especially since you won't be playing Azure Drake to cycle.

Budget replacement or possible replacements:
Harrison Jones can be replaced by Acidic Swamp Ooze, but with a lot less value.

Should you not have the two Big Game Hunters, I recommend using Earthen Ring Farseer or Mind Control Tech or senjin instead.

If Nourish doesn't speak to you at all, Loatheb is a fine replacement.

Mulligan and Match-ups:
Always keep the following card unless told differently in the matchup section ..
Wild Growth and Innervate, 5drop minion [with wild growth or innervate] Keep Ancient of Lore [with Innervate + Coin or Wild Growth + Innervate]

Warrior:
Patron Warrior [65% favoured]:
This matchup should be easy if u have a decent start with Wild Growth orInnervate. Try to bait out the Excecute before playing Ancient of War andYsera.

Ysera is key here, won me a lot of patron game with Ysera Awakens. NeverHarrison Jones on Fiery War Axe, only use it on Death's Bite.

Mulligan: Keep Harrison Jones, Keeper of the Grove [with coin], Emperor Thaurissan [with Wild Growth or Innervate].

Control warrior [75% favoured]:
This matchup should be very easy with the addition of two Big Game Hunter and Ysera ..always try to bait out Excecute before playing Ancient of War and Ysera.

Mulligan: Keep Harrison Jones, Keeper of the Grove [with coin], Emperor Thaurissan [with Wild Growth or Innervate].

MAGE: Freeze mage [60%], Mech mage, Tempo mage [55%]:
Normally mage is the weakest matchup for ramp druid without combo ..but with the addition of Kezan Mystic, Zombie Chow and Mind Control Tech, I feel like this matchup is slightly favoured towards ramp druid. The key in freeze mage matchup is ONLY use Kezan Mystic when you are going for lethal and steal his Ice Block and try to save a Keeper of the Grove orSwipe plus Wrath to remove the Doomsayer before commiting your all of your minions. In tempo or mech mage matchup try to use your Zombie Chow after opponent play the Mirror Entity secret,you will outpower your opponent with all your taunts.

Mulligan: Keeper of the Grove [with Coin or Innervate], Wrath, Kezan Mystic, Zombie Chow

PALADIN: midrange[65/100] aggro [80/100]:
This should be an easy matchup, try to gain board control and alwaysSwipe before they can make a big Quatermaster play. Always lure out theIronbeak Owl before playing Ancient of War in aggro matchup.

Mulligan: Keeper of the Grove [with Coin or Innervate], Swipe, Wrath,Zombie Chow, Harrison Jones [with decent hand].

WARLOCK: Handlock [60/100] zoo [55/100]:
This should be a tough matchup especially when you don't know whether it's a zoo or handlock but with a decent start vs handlock you should have no problem taking down their first giant or Twilight Drake. Try to get value out ofKel'Thuzad and play around Molten Giant + Shadowflame as well. This deck is doing better against zoo compare with the combo druid but you need a good starting hand to win this matchup, try to get value with the Mind Control Tech and try to bait out the silence before playing Ancient of War.

Mulligan: Keeper of the Grove, Wrath, Zombie Chow [if you can confirm it's a handlock, don't keep it], Big Game Hunter [if you  can confirm it's a zoo, don't keep it.]

SHAMAN: Midrange [60/100] Mech [70/100]:
This deck had no problem vs all the aggro especially mech shaman. You have two Big Game Hunter for both Fel Reavers and all the taunt since mech shaman usually didnt play any Hex. Save Wrath on turn 1 and use it onWhirling Zap-o-matic or Mechwarper. Against midrange try to bait out all the removal before playing Ancient of War and Ysera. Shaman should be a good matchup for this deck.

Mulligan: Keeper of the Grove, Wrath, Zombie Chow

Priest [50/50]: 
This is by far the hardest matchup if you don't have a decent starting hand. Priest can easily deal with your Ancient of War with Shadow Word: Death and even stealing your big creatures like Ysera, so same rule as always, try to bait out removal before playing Ancient of War and remember to play aroundLightbomb before commiting all your minions.

Mulligan: Wrath, Emperor Thaurissan [with Wild Growth or Innervate]

Rogue [60/40]:
Rogue had a hard time to deal with all your taunt. You should have no problem to deal with rogue if you have a decent start.

Mulligan: Wrath, Emperor Thaurissan [with Wild Growth or Innervate]

Fast/combo druid [60/40]:
This matchup depend on starting hand but with equal good hand, this deck should outshine the combo druid with Ancient of War, Kel'Thuzad and Ysera. Try to bait out silence before playing Ancient of War and remember always play around combo on turn 9 or earlier if Emperor Thaurissan was dropped.

HUNTER:
Face [75/30]:
This should be an easy matchup. Try to bait out silence before playing Ancient of War and use Ancient of Lore for heal.

Mulligan: Wrath, Keeper of the Grove, Zombie Chow, Kezan Mystic[with decent hand].

Midrange [60/40]:
This matchup is harder compared to face hunter but with a decent starting hand you should have no problem to control the board early game and deal with their Savannah Highmane.

Mulligan: Wrath, Keeper of the Grove, Zombie Chow, Kezan Mystic.

Do's and Don'ts
1) Always try to control the board, board control is the key to win with this deck.
2) Don't play Nourish on turn 5 if you have another 5 drop or so to play.
3) Don't keep two Wild Growths in your starting hand. 
4) Always think of next turn [example: on turn 2 with Coin, your hand consists of Innervate and two 5 drops, never Coin + Innervate + 5 drop since you will have nothing to play on the following turn. Instead, wait a turn and Innervate + 5 drop on turn 3 and turn 4 Coin + 5 drop.
5) Don't be afraid to drop Kel'Thuzad on an empty board without getting value. It is a 6/8 stat which can kill almost any minion and survive for a turn until you taunt up next turn.