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[Testing] The New Miracle Rogue

  • Last updated Nov 11, 2015 (Warsong Nerf)
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  • 17 Minions
  • 13 Spells
  • Deck Type: None
  • Deck Archetype: Unknown
  • Crafting Cost: 8280
  • Dust Needed: Loading Collection
  • Created: 10/30/2015 (Warsong Nerf)
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Okay, so this deck is actually one which I created, and currently testing in legend. It's currently working out very well, with around an 8 wins to 3 losses.

So, this deck utilizes the concept of the old Miracle Rogue, except that I tried to bring it out in a different way, through using Spare Parts rather than just spells. Since Spare Parts normally involve a buff (+Atk / +HP), which is the cards you are trying to get.

With the inclusion of TGT, there is a buff to Miracle Rogue, with Fjola Lightbane and Eydis Darkbane, which can be a huge buff to your side of the board, while your opponent throws damage at your face, which I don't mind for a start.

Obviously, the old Miracle Rogue used Gadgetzan Auctioneer, but even after it's nerf I feel it is still good to use. I did not use any Questing Adventurer, because Edwin VanCleef is just too good to throw up. 

Also, some possible replacements is to use an Iron Sensei, or a Piloted Shredder. And, the best part of this deck is that it is played on the Rogue Class, one which is great against Paladin, along with Fan of Knives (usually played with Preparation) 

Another great thing is that you never see it coming. I mean, Rogue seems to be a dead class, but I think otherwise.

Mulligans (What to keep in your opening hand)

Paladin - Fan of Knives, Blade Flurry, Eydis Darkbane, Clockwork Gnome, S17 Agent

Rogue - Deadly Poison, Backstab, Clockwork Gnome, S17 Agent

Mage - Deadly Poison, Backstab, S17 Agent, Fjola Lightbane

Shaman - Same as Rogue, but include Eviscerate

Warlock -  Clockwork Gnome, Eydis Darkbane, Eviscerate, Deadly Poison, Blade Flurry

Druid - Same as Rogue, but include Antique Healbot

Warrior - Same as Warlock, but include Tinker's Sharpsword Oil

Priest - Clockwork Gnome, Eviscerate, Cold  Blood, Backstab, S17 Agent

Hunter - Fan of Knives, Backstab, Blade Flurry, Deadly Poison, Eydis Darkbane, Blade Flurry

 So, let's begin with the guide.

FULL GUIDE

There is not very much to explain here, but I will explain about the win conditions and such. So, firstly, our Win Condition is actually Edwin Vancleef. We are aiming to use our other minions (with Cold Blood, so it is best to use Fjola) to bait out the opponent's Big Game Hunter (if it's a Control Deck), and just ignore and make your huge Vancleef if it's an Aggro deck.

In the early game, you are looking to aggressively use your Hero Power, and Backstabs/S17 Agent to clear off their minions. Fan of Knives is your best friend against Paladin, and Blade Flurry with an Oiled Weapon is really amazing. Assuming your Mech survives the early game, you can use a Tinkertown Technician and get your Spare Parts, to prepare for your midgame.

In the midgame, you are aiming to use your Eydis Darkbane and Lightbane along with your Spare Parts to gain a huge tempo advantage. Eydis is better used if your opponent has a big board (3+minions), and Fjola is used to force out removal from your opponent, and is mainly associated with Cold Blood, to lure out the Big Game Hunter so your Vancleef is safe. If you have the coin, DON'T USE IT IN THE MIDGAME (earlygame, feel free to use it), because you want to use it with Gadgetzan Auctioneer. Gadgetzan allows you to easily cycle through your deck, and it is very important as you want to cycle to get your Vancleef and Toshley. Shredder is also a great card in any case. Easy to say, JUST GET YOUR SPARE PARTS.

In the Lategame, it is really really easy. You just want to use Toshley to gain your Spare Parts, and use your buffed Wonder Twins to finish off their minions. Then, you use a huge Vancleef to finish them off (I once got a 12/12). If you can't finish him off (Vancleef dies or gets Aldored), use your spare parts on your sisters to finish them off. Easy game right? No. It takes a long time for you to master this deck, and it is really hard to get comfortable with this deck, unless you are a long time player and played Miracle Rogue before. 

Hope you enjoyed the deck. Also, thanks for helping me get it onto the Front Rogue Page!