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The deck worked pretty fine for me, don't know what problems other people had. I didn't have both worgen so I replaced one with Gorehowl. 6 out of 8 won games.

For Warriors? Unfortunately, nothing post patch.

It's a tough call to work around so many changes on a class I already find difficulty enjoying.

I would have to agree that if you can't pass rank 20 with this deck, then you're the problem, not the deck. I wouldn't even consider myself a great player, but have been able to get to rank 16 with this deck, when before I could only get to 19. I still don't have the Commanding Shout, but I run an extra Whirlwind because I like it vs. Blood Imp, Murloc decks and its synergy with all the enrage effects.

If you want to reach Rank 20 this is the deck for you. If you want to get higher than Rank 20, choose another deck this one is bad.

"i netdecked this and after i had to actually learn how to play it, failed horribly"

sounds like netdeck no-skill warlock decks are more your style. want me to suggest you a few?

its no top tier deck for sure and a great starting point, but a good musician never blames his instrument and you obviously never improved either the deck to fit your skills or improved your skills to fit the deck

I know how to play it just fine, it's a bad deck. I play against it all the time with my other decks and I never lose to it.

As I said and you repeated because you're not very bright. It is a good starter deck, but it won't get you far.

Not bad cuz I only reached ranked 11 w/ warrior, then the druids started coming out and gave me some major issues, I'm not going to play warrior much until I get The Black Knight and maybe a Tinkmaster.

trust me, warrior is harder to play than other classes (except for molten giant otk), it's only natural people have trouble with it. no easy removal, no easy aoe, and all early game.

I got to rank 10 EASILY with this deck, so idk what you're talking about. You'll most likely have trouble taking this deck to rank 5, but if 20 is your limit with this deck it's probably because you're awful. Honestly, if you can't get to around rank 12-15 with this deck you probably don't belong there.

I've only played one game with this deck so far, so take what I say with a grain of salt. But this deck seem's absolutely ridiculous. I'll try to come back to edit as I play more, but in advance thank you for providing the deck list here.

edit: 9/1 so far. Only thing I haven't faced is a mage so far. Still enjoying the deck, but I have quite a bit to learn how to use it more effectively.

hey aishi, is there anyway gain back board control if you didn't have it early and/or lost it due to aoe/combo spells? Since this deck has no direct removals other than weapons and taking it in your face. Nor harder hitting aoe except whirlwind. I lost quite a bit of games where my early amani or worgen got cleared and didn't draw into any weapons. Battle rage card draw is so situational because when you're behind there's no minions on your board and the most you get out of it 1 card which sucks :(

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Worth mentioning for noobs like me - you can't build this deck until your warrior is lvl 10, otherwise you won't have access to all of the cards.

Yep. That goes for most of my decks, none of them are truly basic decks - there's another thread for basic-only decks in the general forums somewhere, I would redirect you there if you want a simple beginner deck, but you can definitely start working towards gathering cards for this deck!

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How is this a no budget deck?

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How is this a no budget deck?

Considering there are only two rares and most cards are common basic cards... it's very low budget.

It's a little under 1000 dust (940), I'll agree with you, it leans a bit more towards the higher end of the spectrum, but it's a perfect starting deck to work towards. There's no single big card to enchant, but it collectively adds up to quite a bit.

Take the budget rankings with a grain of salt, simply put, you're able to gather the cards necessary to make this concept work without spending a cent in a reasonable amount of time. I guess I should set a rough estimate where the cutoff point is, maybe adjust it according to the dust of an epic: 400(2^x) where x = rarity based on a rank.

(/) Basic (<100 Dust)
(1) No Budget (<800 dust or 2 epic)
(2) Low Budget (<1400 dust or 4 epic)
(3) Medium Budget (<3200 dust or 8 epic)
(4) High Budget (<6400 Dust or 16 epics)
(/) Mega Budget (>6400 Dust)

I'll fix up my deck lists in time accordingly.