Hearthpwn

Retarded change, the only really strong druid deck is jades yet they decided to hit every single druid deck with the nerf. I have no clue why they didn't just nerf jade idol, it seems to be the only real problem in jade druid and they haven't had a problem gutting other cards that created problematic decks. I'm not sure if they think the deck is interactive because it has minions but infinite minions does not have any counterplay either.

I really don't like this boss. For whatever reason I'm driven to complete it, but even after years of playing and spending a bunch of money on the game, I still don't even have close to enough resources to create the decks required to have a chance of beating him.

Doesn't seem to work at all for me, gave up after 2 tries of being completely run over by his hard removal.

Doesn't seem like there is a win condition, but looks fun.

I'm not sure why you would think rogue is a counter to this deck. In fact, I find it to be the opposite, at least with quest rogue. I'm 6-1 against rogue and I have always managed to chain freeze their board until I can draw the TTK. Their early game tends to be very slow as they are constantly returning minions to their hand instead of applying pressure with it on the board. This usually lets you put in some chip damage most games as well as freely starting to complete your own quest. The only real counter to this deck is being rushed down which is accomplished much better by other aggro decks, notably hunter. Dirty Rat is definitely a huge counter to the deck, but if you're facing too many control/taunt warriors you can at least tech in a pyroblast or something to help you get the kill off through their armor.

It's preference basically. Obviously you need it in exodia mage, but other than that, it's slightly better if you really need to stabilize against an aggro deck but slightly worse utility for stuff like copying stuff like doomsayer, a draw deathrattle, or any other minion you might get from Kabal Courier. It also counts as a spell towards discounting Arcane Giants or for any other random cards you acquire.

Very fun and powerful deck. I added 1 Sorcerer's Apprentice in place of 1 Polymorph because I often find myself having difficulty emptying my hand for Cabalist's Tomes, other draw/cycle cards, or just Time Warp. I don't really find polymorph to have any use against basically all of the meta aggro decks and it's especially useless against the seemingly very popular quest rogue. I find Sorcerer's Apprentice can fit nicely as a 2 drop, it's almost a must remove, I used to run two but I found the loot hoarder cycling into your own deck for the combo is generally more useful to finish off games than just playing a bunch of spells. The sheer value of getting off an early Cabalist's Tome or any discounted value early game makes Sorcerer's Apprentice much more valuable to the deck than Polymorph IMO. The deck tends to get countered very hard by Dirty Rat and control warrior/taunt warrior but it's very solid against most decks in my experiences. Hunter isn't as common but the deck seems to struggle a lot against their annoying hero power constantly threatening to pop ice block. Currently 22-11 at rank 12

How are you supposed to win with the deck? Is it a grinder rogue? Also, 1 or 2 Headcrack(s) seem like they would fit nicely if it's supposed to be a grinder rogue.

1 Tinker's Sharpsword Oil in an oil rogue deck? This is the most core card in the entire deck, I think you should definitely replace a Sabotage, Violet Teacher, Assassin's Blade, Edwin VanCleef, or Fan of Knives for a second oil.

They are pretty good for the early game and can actually be devastating late game if they have two huge minions and nothing else to break the taunts with. You can throw them down on turn one if they are in your hand especially because the deck has no other turn one play. This deck is not very competitive simply because it's just not really a finished deck. Doomsayers would make it a lot better so if you have them you can definitely take out the Mirror Images to make room.

I agree with almost all of your suggestions except for a few. On a couple of them you said they shouldn't be buffed because no one would run them anyways. That's the entire point of buffing cards, to make them on par with others. You shouldn't decide to NOT buff a card because it would still be weak.

I got a really early lead on him and I thought i was on an easy road to victory. I had about 6 cards thrown down at once but then he used an unstable ghoul. I still won but don't put down too many cards like I did or he might screw you over.

Holy crap. I was having such a hard time on this boss but then I used this deck and won easily with 30 health left over. He didn't use a slime once the entire game. He only used like 2 minions throughout the game actually. I'm not sure what that was about but thanks!