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If you've already completed the Monster Hunt on that class, it can roll other bosses aside from their Nemesis.

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Why is there a new version of this thread like, every couple of days? We get it, people are butthurt about losing to Warlock. It's not the single strongest deck, nor is it alone in the upper echelon of decks right now.

There are always going to be top decks/classes and there will always be bottom decks/classes. Save your whining for when something is actually oppressive and unbeatable.

 

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You are mistaken... What people puts as easy and self-piloting decks are face decks, the ones you can put a bot to farm all day long.

Aggro in itself is actually easier to play than control, given, but it requires the feeling of when is the right time to trade and when you should go face.

Pirate Warrior, Face Shaman, Face Hunter... Those decks require very little of this feeling, since 95% of the time it is correct to ignore your opponent's board as you want to burst'em down no matter what. Those decks generates races, where no one is having fun (I, at least, hate that feeling of "despair" when trying to survive or to finish the other guy), and that's that.

I don't think I ever heard about bots playing Zoo, for instance, and you  most likely have never heard people complaining about this deck or the ones playing it.

 The average face deck is actually WAY harder to play well than the average low curve midrange deck(ie zoo, midrange hunter, murloc pally, etc), mostly because when you do make a mistake as a face deck, you get punished way harder.

Sadly, right now there really aren't any hard decks to play in the game, on ANY archetype. People just like to pretend whatever they play is hard because it feeds their e-penis to do so.

If I'm not mistaken, this is the list: https://www.vicioussyndicate.com/deck-library/warlock-decks/zoo-warlock/standard-zoo-warlock-2/

I think that it could work. I never did it because I didn't struggle against control and I also just don't like Vicious Fledgling as a card. It definitely seems viable though.

Lol both decks definitely work well, and it's possible that the draws were off on one side of the other. I would honestly place all zoo matchups at a solid 50-50, leaning to whoever gets the earlier Keleseth

Almost every matchup against control decks that can answer the aggression. Playing Bloodreaver Gul'dan after your board is wiped against a control deck is great to not only reestablish board position but to give you the ability to win the battle of attrition too since his Hero Power is busted.

Aside from footage I have of myself playing, not that I know of. I would love to see some you all post videos of you all playing it though! I'd post myself, but my recording is largely for analytical purposes and I also lack editing skills

2x Fire Fly, 1x Saronite Chain Gang

I just won by taking Berserker everytime it was an option. Treasures were First Aid Kit, 2nd Cannon minion, and infinite weapons. 

If anyone is interested I made some budget decks that work quite well from rank 25-10:

https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/965477-otk-budget-elemental-priest

https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/980061-if-damaged-weapon-budget-warrior

becouse its not about making hero cards, its about reprisenting the main antegonist of the witchwood story, making a ton of hero cards will make the concept stale, they ake it when it calls for it

It's cool you wrote a guide and all that, but holy shit could that use some formating dude ... ;-)

Wow that's garbage

Real talk, HS is an easy game to play.

Aggro just happens to be the easiest of the easy. And we're in a time when control is both viable and retarded too! Were playing on curve and going face hard concepts to grasp, it wouldn't be the primary archetype to be botted to Legend.

When people accuse aggro of being brainless, they are being hypocritical, since HS was intentionally made to be playable by monkeys. Saying it's cancer? Sure, go ahead, but most players require more of their intestines than their brains to play this game.

On the other hand, the AggroLivesMatter crew will spout the biggest bullshit to feign difficulty in otherwise linear gameplans. Think I'm wrong? Give it a few hours and someone will say something like: "Picking the right small minion to play is important." "Playing around board clears requires skill." "Going face instead of trading is a risky strategy which might backfire." If you inspect closely, you will see that all of these excuses can literally apply to any deck with a few changes in wording.

TL;DR: Moral superiority in HS is a hoax. Aggro is indeed brainless, but that's not the reason why you should hate on it.

Awesome deck :D worked rly well from 10 to 5

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I got dust for 18 Legendary's but i dont feel of crafting anything.
Since the rotation i'm always thinking: "why bother, it will be gone in a few months anyway"
Or when the next expansion hits, it's going to be useless.

I miss the old days, when you could craft what you wanted without worrying about rotations.

 

This deck is a beeeeeeeaaaaaaaast