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Yep, you get the minion you want in your deck while you concede before playing this card ;) 

My fav Un'goro one so far, thanks for posting the deck!  Once in a while can't draw the low cost cards and it's a bust - but overall running really good win percentage for me.

I really like the combo options with the small cards that I would otherwise not play - and I see tons of value in Shadowcaster where I would normally run Shadowstep (Jade rogue not running Shadowstep... weird but effective).  I also get Aya pretty often off of Journey - so that card shines when I thought it was combofeed.

I do struggle with quest rogues though, but heck I have a shot - most decks I just auto concede that matchup.  So far I'm competitive with pirate war too.  I also haven't quite figured out mimic pod - often have to give up tempo just to cast it and pray it pulls a useful card.

Sometimes it's the day you play this deck for 6 games straight and get NO secrets, NO arcane intellect, NO aranists, and no solid glyph discovers for 15 pulls, 4 times in a row and a resounding total and complete losses that makes the deck feel really bad.  I do a lot better with almost any other random deck, even discard lock.

Of course the second game I play with this is vs a mage with itty bitty minions and 21 draws later I get no potions... arg!  Woulda been easy win with the potions.

But so far, so good - nice deck and awesome guide.

Can't pilot this deck at all - it gets destroyed really fast - rogue with taunts (what?); mulligan into only 3+ cost drops (gg - had 2 of those vs quest rogue - c'mon); aggro sham clears board and you can't come back from that; can't pull concentration when you need it (just 1 - even bumping to 2, its flitty); priests can outheal and maintain board control (wtf); in 8 games I never even got to play the Ninja.  In 8 games, only had one good draw experience (which was quick win, sure) and was at 38% win rate.

Gonna go try shaman murloc quest - it seems to have way more resilience - this is a get lucky deck only.  I hate get lucky decks - I already have rogue quest for that :) 

Thanks for posting, pretty good deck for me so far!  My losses tend to be Paladins (lol) - especially when they drop a Tirion, Rag, double steg buff... and I just don't have enough answers or heals. 

The imps need taunt.  Then it's viable.

I want to like this card and I tried it in a lot of decks - in rare cases he is useful - like if my Paladin is not dying too fast and has buffed a ton and when I play rat I can follow with a peacekeeper or equality/clear or something.  BUT, truly consider - if you can get to this state, just about *any* card would work... like a protector or a promoter or anything really.

But he is 50% of the time horrible (pulls an arcane giant and you had to play rat before you amassed the necessary removals) and 40% of the time useless.  I've replaced with informant as at least the discover doesn't have the potential to make you resign after you play the card.

I should DE this card, he is simply frustrating.  Sure we can all pray for the incredibly lucky pull of reno... but you will play hundreds of games before that happens and rat will lose you MANY of those games as is, you need a good card, not this junk.  I did pull Kaz once, yet I still lost - rat just doesn't have the goods.  And for priest, he is a nightmare as you really need good 2 drops and this 2 drop will often make you immediately resign.

On the other hand, check out Fight Promoter, Second-Rate Bruiser, and Daring Reporter for more bang for your buck as they are much better cards with higher overall value for this slot.

Feels like this card should simply have been 6 mana / "Costs 1 less per enemy minion" to make it an interestingly useful card in many circumstances.  

Shrug, my priest will like this one actually - to give me time to dig for SW:D or Entomb or MC after a huge threat is put on the table.  That assumes it's worth putting in the potion generator though, not sure.

Yes - except it takes 2 cards.  Inner Fire never seems to hold value outside of the really lucky plays.

Looks like fun, not touching Wild ever though - just started Hearthstone a few months back - too big a disadvantage to not have all the old cards.  So that playstyle will never be seen by me (or smart new players, lol).

Turn 5, drop Living Roots x2 and this card and then next turn you are 10 - and you didn't lose your cards, your opponent had no counter play, and also put 4 minions on the board...  Sounds OP to me.