Hearthpwn

Difficulty: Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Ironbeak Owl - If you have these or are on coin Wild Pyromancer and Truesilver Champion. 

The only difference between Face Hunter and Midrange Hunter is really what traps to play around (Freezing Trap/Snake Trap for mid, explosive for face). Try to set up boards in such a way that these traps wont punish you, and remember Freezing Trap can be used to return and reuse things like antique healbot! The plan is to stop as much face damage as possible, kill off minions efficiently, use taunts and heal up when necessary. If against midrange try to save an aldor peacekeeper for Savannah Highmane or Loatheb. Oh and don't get caught out by a turn 5 Knife Juggler -> Unleash the Hounds, trade off your dudes early if you have the option. Your healing should be enough to win you the fight in the lategame, though sometimes no one can stop a trun 3 huffer pain train. 

Patron: Difficulty: Hard   Mulligan: Equality, Harrison Jones, Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, - on coin Truesilver Champion.

Always keep one equality for Grim Patron - even withoutConsecration or pyro it shuts down reproduction! Try to limit their card draw as much as possible. Silence or kill in one the acolyte of pain and don't leave injured minions alive in case of Battle Rage. Don't worry too much about flooding the board early game, having a whirlwind used on muster is good it means less combo damage later. As you get towards turn 8 try to have fewer small minions on the board. Leaving one as patron bait is sometimes correct - we can clear a full board of patrons easily, we can't stop a 1 turn frothing kill late game.  Basic plan is get through the early game, board clear for the patrons, rush them down before they get another combo opportunity and hide behind tirion.

Control: Difficulty: Easy      Mulligan: Harrison Jones, Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Piloted Shredder.  

Play slow. Really.... really.... slowwww. Sometimes hero power pass on turn 8 is correct. They can't deal with all your dudes efficiently for a whole game. You can force a brawl with a muster from the threat of quartermaster alone. Most warriors now are running two brawls so don't over extend after the first. You have enough removal for all their creatures, but always be aware of your life total being in Grommash Hellscream range. Save some healing cards for after Alexstrasza. Sometimes it's best not to use your card draw effects as you will mainly win by fatigue.  Oh and most control warriors are playing Baron Geddon so beware that!

Zoolock: Difficulty: Easy    Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Ironbeak Owl, Consecration, - on coin keep Truesilver Champion. 

Your early game stuff trades very effectively for theirs so unless you get a brick hand this should be an easy game. Out value them in the early game and save Aldor Peacekeeper for things like Void Terror or Doomguardand if possible wait for implosion before consecrating. You should win after a board wipe and getting KT down afterwards is almost impossible for them to deal with. 

Handlock/demonhandlock/dragonlock etc.:  Difficulty: Easy     Mulligan: Big Game Hunter, Ironbeak Owl, Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle.

Don't over extend into hellfire/shadowflame and you should be fine. We have multiple ways to shut down giants and drakes, with owl, bhg, aldors and equality. Don't bring them into easy molten giant range unless you have an equality to break them next turn. Generally one of the easiest matchups. The same thing goes for any slower variant, play to outlast dragon lock - they don't play Lord Jaraxxus and your healing should be enough to avoid dieing to malygos combos. 

Difficulty: Easy-Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Piloted Shredder, Aldor Peacekeeper. 

Again we don't worry about muster being swiped away since we don't have quartermaster, but don't set up a great swipe turn if you can help it. Like with handlock we have great ways of dealing with big creatures and they have limited board clear. Try to kill off their creatures to stop a savage roar combo and stay above 14 hp (or even 22 if you can help it). Using a Consecration to kill a single stealthed shade is fine. as usually equality alone with your board minions is enough for clears later. 

Mech Mage: Difficulty: Easy-Medium      Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, - on coin Truesilver Champion.

Harder than zoo due to your creatures trading much better against 2hp minions than the mechs 3. There's also the potential for snowchugger to completely lock you out of weapon use. Generally though with the lack of deathrattles our board clears are much more effective so you can usually win from there by out-healing any burst from spells and slowly beating them down. Even antonidas + stealth spare part can't escape an equality combo! Most aren't running secrets now. Oh - and if they run Fel Reaver using Aldor Peacekeeper usually gets you a short victory via concede :D.

Tempo Mage: Difficulty: Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Truesilver Champion on coin. 

Secrets make this a harder matchup, play around them accordingly - it's usually Mirror Entity but be aware of Counterspell! Kill the flamewaker asap by any means necessary, you only usually die if you can't deal with it. Truesilver is great for this but sometimes those Mirror Image get in the way. Heal yourself out of Fireball [/card]range and be aware they usually run one [card]flamestrike so don't extend into it. 

Freeze Mage: Difficulty: Hard     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Piloted Shredder. 

This is one of the hardest matchups. We have no burst and all our damage comes from having minions on board which freeze mage has an easy time dealing with. Save your heals for after Alexstrasza and you may have a chance. Save Ironbeak Owl or Equality+a weapon charge for the doomsayers. Tirion is usually more useful dead so throw him out there and get that sweet weapon. KT also works really well if they run out of freeze effects as they can no longer Flamestrike your board. As you see in the video I only won because of a certain shredder pilot!

Aggro Paladin: Difficulty: Easy     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Consecration. 

An easy matchup, we have enough board clear an healing to outlast their damage. Trade off for all their minions where possible - this stops cards like Abusive Sergeant, and  Blessing of Might/Blessing of Kings being useful. Try to keep a low hand count due to divine favour - sometimes best not to use Solemn Vigil and use Harrison Jones on Truesilver Champion instead of a high durability Light's Justice. 

Midrange Pally: Difficulty: Easy-Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Consecration - on coin Truesilver Champion. 

Not really a 50/50 since you have more board clears and big creatures than they will just play around Equality/Consecration and you have the upper hand with the amount of healing. Not too much to say really just trade efficiently, kill their creatures and grind them down. Beware quartermaster plays so kill off silverhand recruits and save light's justice charges for them instead of going face. 

Difficulty: Very Hard     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Truesilver Champion, Equality. 

This is our toughest matchup but thankfully there aren't too many - though I did meet a rank 6 priest today so maybe there should be... Having loads of good lategame creatures sucks because thoughtsteal is a thing, they can steal your small creatures, have plenty of board clear and often run harrison jones and/or acidic swap ooze - not a small advantage then :(. Try to play around the board clear and sometimes you can win the long long grind. 

Difficulty: Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Truesilver Champion, Piloted Shredder, Harrison Jones.

Surprisingly while thought to be one of the tougher matchups I am 6-1 against rogues. The amount of healing you have is usually enough to outlast them and you can usually clear up their board after they do so to yours. Keep minions off the board to prevent Tinker's Sharpsword Oil from being useful and you should be fine, they really struggle to deal with boom/KT. Beware that sap is a thing, if you haven't seen any played yet perhaps play Sludge Belcher + Shielded Minibot over a Tirion Fordring. Force them to use their damage to clear your minions instead of on your face and you'll grind them out. 

Mech shaman: Difficulty: Easy Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Truesilver Champion, Aldor Peacekeeper. 

Just stop the rush and you'll be golden. Generally you can trade well with the early minions with Truesilver Champion and our board clear is very effective due to the low amount of death rattles. As with mech mage an Aldor Peacekeeper on a Fel Reaver usually gets a concede :). 

Midrange Shaman: Difficulty: Easy-Medium     Mulligan: Zombie Chow, Shielded Minibot, Muster for Battle, Ironbeak Owl, Piloted Shredder, Consecration. 

You have the tools to outlast the shaman. Basically 1/1s beat 0/2s for board presence. Play around lightning storms and turn 6 fire elementals and keep your life total out of range of a sudden Doomhammer/Al'Akir the Windlord burst. Try to play tirion after Hex/Earth Shock have been used and just trade efficiently, you'll win in the long run.