Hearthpwn

*Disclaimer I'm not a hardcore hearthstone player i play mostly for fun. However, I've had so much success with this deck, against non-agro decks, that I had to share it.

The Combo:

The max damage output for the combo is Malygos [/card]+ [card]Sinister Strike(8) + Counterfeit Coin + Sinister Strike(8) + Counterfeit Coin + Razorpetal(6) + Preparation [/card]+ [card]Eviscerate(9)  + Preparation [/card]+ [card]Eviscerate (9) = 40 damage total 

However, this is extremely difficult to pull off and you will tend to use some variation of this combo to kill the opponent as you will tend to use Counterfeit Coin to combo with a card or Eviscerateto control the board. 

What is this deck good at?:

This deck is great good against slower version of warlock including cube and control. Jade druid, priest, and control mage. The deck tends to naturally play its self. The lines you take seem to be quite obvious keep the tempo going early so your opponent has to deal with your board push damage to their hero, this may include attacking with the dagger but. This is only if you are playing against slower decks.

This deck tend to be better while facing warlock than miricle rouge that runs Leeroy Jenkins as you don't need to get around Voidlords.

While playing against warlock you want to mulligan for Sap, Vilespine Slayer, Elvin Minstrel, Fal'doorie Strider and anything that can activate combos Backstab and counterfeit coin. While playing this deck you want to put on pressure early to get the opponent down to combo range because you are playing against warlock they will tend to naturally put them selves down into range so you don't have to worry loads about the pressure you're putting on them early. However, if you don't put enough pressure on you will get overwhelmed by their board presence which will lead to a loss. Once you start getting into the mid and late game, at which point the opponent should be within combo range or getting close, you want to start focusing on keeping your self alive by removing threats from the board until you can draw the combo

Jade Druid tends to be an easy match it plays out similarly to warlock. However, you need to put  enough pressure on early that you can pull the combo off successfully. Don't be afraid to sap thing like Jade Behemoth and Aya Blackpaw just for tempo so you can push some damage to face you can deal with these threats later.

Priest tends to be the worst match up in the slower deck category I think this is because they tend to keep themselves out of range of the combo just by healing. However if you can keep them low enough while you draw the combo you tend to win.   

The main thing about this deck is knowing how much you can combo the opponent down and when to switch from getting damage in early to controlling the board.

What this deck is bad at:

One problem with this deck is Skiuking Geist. However, if you know your oppenient is running this card then you can keep Razorpetal Lasher in hand till after it is played or keep Eviscerate for the combo. I haven't lost with this deck after Skiuking Geist has been played but this could change.

This deck is not very good at agro I don't keep win/loss statistics but i can tell you its probably about 35-40% on a very rough estimate. 

What to keep turn 1? I would recommend keeping Razorpetal Lasher, SI:7 Agent Fan of Knives and Fal'doorie Strider. If you mange to get into the late game by controlling the board, don't be scared to play Malygos just on its own because your opponent will tend to not have a way to deal with it and the following turn you can kill your opponent.

There are a few ways to make this deck better against agro but its deciding what to replace. You can run cards such as Mistress of Mixtures Doomsayer and Tar Creeper, which is the card i would run if i was running into loads of agro.

Thanks for reading I hope you can tell me how to improve this deck or if you tried it out yourself and how much success you had with it. Also please note i finished writing this at 6am so if there is any type-o's its because I'm tired.