Hearthpwn

I think you're looking too far into it. I usually take emotes at face value and if they persist with the same emote then I take it as BM.  After all, Why would hearthstone implement 6 different emotes if they are all to be taken as the same offensive BM?  Its all subjective and I advise that you take it a little less negatively and it will make the game more fun for you. 

Very cool idea! I recently became a fan of pit Lord too and wow is he underestimated! I've been running a more aggro centered demonlock with a lot of success- moved up 3 ranks so far in 2 days. A couple questions tho: why did you choose to run a combination of demon and discard Vs just 1 full deck of either? What do you think of Wrathguard as a 2 drop to keep the tempo? And have you tried using violet illusionist since there's a lot of sacrificing your own health or is it too slow of a card in your opinion (even tho it's still above curve 3 drop)?

Oh god... Aggro mill rogue with dancing swords and Loatheb.

Jesus... Mill is going to be a thing now... A 4/4 that actually benefits you by burning cards...

I, for one, welcome our new mill rogue overlords.

Oh, GET RID OF ASSASSINATE. Terrible card.

Also, youthful brew master is shadowstep that costs 4 mana more so its not good to run two.

Also, Anub'ar Ambusher can accomplish the same thing!

I'm not trying to be a hater or anything, but is it really fair to call this a "creation"? (As quoted from the thread, not deck write-up)

There's really nothing about this list that isn't quite common, except maybe Rag. Sunwalker isn't exceptionally common I suppose, but it's reasonably popular, Trump plays it. I've seen Azure Drakes in Handlock before as well, which isn't surprising, since it's generally considered to be good in just about any deck.

The removal of Owls isn't even unheard of, lots of lists were only running 1 anyway. 

Not that this list doesn't look good or anything, the write-up is even good, I just think it's ridiculous to present an extremely minor variation as something new.

How about: [3] Siren 2/3. Deathrattle: Silence ALL minions.

You know, a silence minion that can be silenced, because yo dawg.

In all seriousness, silence cards should be few, what I would really like to see is a minion that destroy secrets.

This whole "they've known for six months" needs to die. The developers of this game are not sitting around, rubbing their hands together maniacally, looking for ways to make their customers miserable. They care about this game as much as we do. There is no way Blizzard has known about this for six months.

I will grant you that the exploit has probably been available for six months, but not once--NOT ONCE--did I or anyone I know encounter it until recently. The internet cannot keep secrets. Had someone discovered this six months ago, it would have exploded onto the internet just as it has now.

Just because Blizzard hasn't fixed it immediately doesn't mean they're ignoring it. There are a lot of reasons why it takes time to get a bug fix released. My guess is that this exploit exposes not just a simple coding bug, but a loophole in the game's architecture. As a software developer myself, I can assure you that architecture loopholes are a major pain to fix as they put you at risk of breaking something else in the process. This means copious amounts of testing with likely multiple different approaches to fixing it. All this has to be done while they are on the verge of the Naxx release. It's difficult to release a fix to version A when you're just about to release version B because you have to either code (and test) a fix for both version A and B or just cut your losses and release the fix only with version B. Maybe they are too far around the horn to give us a patch right now and we'll see it released with Naxx. Just be patient. At least we have a workaround.

tl;dr. It will get fixed. They haven't known about it for six months. Blizzard doesn't hate you. He have a workaround.

Nice deck - worth trying. However I think using the violet teacher and mirror image will often leave you with 2 copies of the mirror image or the 1/1 apprentice in your hand

I played a warlock deck with almost all the demons in it just to try them all out so I could for my own opinions on them. It was surprisingly more successful than I expected. The thing about them is every turn you give up something to drop a minion one turn early. The opponent can generally deal with the first 2 or 3 of them but then start to run out of ways to deal with them. When a pitlord sits out for a few turns because they used all their removal on your imp and succubus and then you drop a doomguard it gets pretty nasty.

Turn one coin + succumbs into a turn 2 demonfire wins games if your opponent didn't draw the perfect removal. Even if they have an answer its often multiple cards so your not really giving them a 3 for 1, plus warlocks can replace cards easily.

Also you can hide a turn 2 succubus behind a turn 1 voidwalker, or a turn one blood imp to make it a 4/4 and make it almost impossible to get rod of.

I tried to think in ways that card would be efficient but are so few.... 3 mana to play a spell that can be returned as a form of 2 minions... Even with this my opponent have time to think and time to prepare for it after the secret has revealed and probably will expect and think in ways to deal with it. I expect so much of the mage card... I'm dissapointed. Of all card classes revealed until now this is the worst one, and also a very slow card.

I don't immediately see a use for this in the current meta, but it is interesting because it makes the mage secrets a lot harder to play around:

• If you and the mage both have a high-value minion out and the mage plays a secret, you need to attack the face if it's duplicate but the minion if it's vaporize.
• Playing a polymorph or hex will wreck the mage if it's duplicate (by putting two sheep or frogs in her hand), but it will wreck you if it's counterspell or spellbender.
• In any event, this adds one more thing to the list of stuff you have to try before you can conclude that it's ice block, at least in arena (play a crappy minion + play a crappy spell + attack the mage's face + kill something).

Obviously, this card would work best in some kind of slow control archetype where the mage has a bunch of high-value minions, but that's not really a thing in the current meta. The dream is probably to get two giants back and then play them for free. Antonidas + duplicate is probably okay, since you'll get at least a fireball and if your opponent doesn't have a hex or polymorph but can kill Antonidas with damage, you'll still have your win condition in your hand.

I don't see this card as being that awesome. It's going to be a real big loss of tempo on your part, especially if you get two big minions back. Or you get something like Elven Archer or Frog or Sheep back twice.