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Degenerates rejoice! Meet my anti-degenerate-deck please!

As an aggro deck, why would you play cards like Vilebrood Skitterer (removal), jeweled mackaw (bad one drop + unreliable beast), Stitched Tracker (expensive Tracking that doesn't thin your deck and can't get you weapon/Kill Command to close the game) and Wing Blast (removal)?

If I were you I'd swap Jeweled Macaw with Dire Mole, Stitched Tracker with Tracking, Vilebrood Skitterer with second Tundra Rhino, Wing Blast with second Unleash the Hounds, Freezing Trap with second Explosive Trap.

I'd also consider adding a second copy of Candleshot.

Also, the whole mastiff + hyena thing seems nice, but requires too much mana, it's just a worse unleash + hyena. I'd drop the mastiff for Dire Wolf Alpha

Something like this:

Keep in mind that I'm trying to keep the theme of the deck intact (face hunter with stonetusk + dire frenzy), and that I haven't tested this deck myself, so things might not be optimal. First things to test would be whether houndmaster, dire wolf alpha and tundra rhino are good enough in this list, and whether you need more one drops or not (most likely yes)

I have to give props to the OP because of the idea, it looks fun. However, if you want to climb better with face hunter, either drop the stontusk + dire frenzy thing, or just play odd hunter.

Nice deck!

### Budget Aggro Animals Dec
# Class: Hunter
# Format: Standard
# Year of the Raven
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# 1x (1) Candleshot
# 2x (1) Hunter's Mark
# 1x (1) Jeweled Macaw
# 2x (1) Stonetusk Boar
# 2x (2) Crackling Razormaw
# 2x (2) Freezing Trap
# 2x (2) Hunting Mastiff
# 2x (2) Scavenging Hyena
# 2x (3) Animal Companion
# 2x (3) Eaglehorn Bow
# 2x (3) Kill Command
# 2x (3) Stitched Tracker
# 1x (3) Unleash the Hounds
# 2x (4) Dire Frenzy
# 2x (4) Houndmaster
# 1x (4) Wing Blast
# 1x (5) Tundra Rhino
# 1x (5) Vilebrood Skitterer
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Should i attack face every time i can?

Definitely not every time. Board control is crucial even for Hunter decks, when to face is very situational. For instance, if the enemy hero is at very low health at early game which mean they probably don't have a good way to stop your damage or heal him or herself, then I would face instead of trading. Hope this helps!

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