Mecha'Thun: 300 IQ Edition

Wild

Contains cards from Rise of Shadows

My Bootup Ends...
Your Termination Begins...

Cycle through your deck using your 5 copies of "Loot Hoarder" and Twilight's Call
Accumulate Coins and Tarzan Ticks on your Mecha'thun along the way
Go off on turn 5 to pop the quest and swing the board state back in your favor, all at the same time.
Blow the remaining cards in your deck with Hemet
Combo off on turn 9 or 10 to win the video game. EZ.

When to Play Hemet:
Short Answer, the turn right before you win the game. Long answer, when you can guarantee a "5-mana" Mecha'thun (Any 3 point combination of coin's from Gilded Gargoyle or Cost Reductions from Galvanizer), A Reckless Experimenter in hand, and no other cards in hand except deathrattle minions.
Early Game Deathrattle's:
Since getting good draws off of Twilight's Call is so vital to the success of this deck, you might actually want to refrain from playing any early game deathrattles that AREN'T 2 mana draw cards. Not only that, but the more of those minions you hold onto, the more impactful your first reckless experimenter becomes. Treat this deck kind of like a Miracle deck, except instead of cheap spells you're stock piling cheap deathrattles.
Beware of Big Boards:
There are A LOT of 1 mana 1/3's in this new expansion, and with them comes a whole variety of "new" and "innovative" ways of jamming early game tempo and way too wide board states. We can't afford cards like Duskbreaker as they slow our game plan down by forcing us to include big, hard to play dragons that could cost our our combo late game. However, some good early game tech options such as Crystalizer might be decent options for keeping ourselves ahead of the aggression that's likely going to be coming our way in the next few months. And as always, NEVER underestimate the power of a well timed Silence against the likes of Mech Paladin.