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Curious as I am I switched out Greenskin for a Blessing of Wisdom.

I stand corrected. It is really good in this deck.

Edit: That was a reply fail. This was meant to be a reply to the ongoing discussion.

I'm currently toying with a similar approach; I feel that especially the Dread Corsair is a huge Tempo card in this deck and gives it a big push. I think Secret Paladin isn't even half as bad as people say; it's just that it's crucial to include the correct cards to actually make this deck work and that help with building pressure.

Edit: After reading again, I actually feel like we kind of have the same approach to the deck (Weapons, Secrets and beefing up minions), we just use different cards and playstyles.

I was originally thinking about Sound the Bells!, Bloodsail Raider and Blessing of Wisdom, too. I just found that those cards are really awkward to play, especially if you don't have too much board presence. Same goes for other cards that people might suggest (Like Knife Juggler, like... This card is so bad since Call to Arms rotated) - What this deck needs is cards that have an effect that instantly does something and doesn't rely too much on standalone effects that require something else to give Tempo. Or at least these prerequisites have to be achievable easily to not sacrifice Tempo.

I'm not a big fan of Subject 9 in Secret Paladin, thanks to the inherent Bellringer Sentry (Subject kind of feels like Overkill sometimes). Masked Contender is another card that can be played earlier in a match and does multiple things at once. Desperate Measures also kind of feels weird to me because it offers so little synergy with the "Pull a secret" effects and Secretkeeper.

Here are the changes I'd made including explanations. I'm not saying "You have to build your deck like this!". I just want to give some context about why I play different cards. Try it out if you want (If you actually do have the cards), but if you feel like your list works better for you, then take the following with a grain of salt :)

I really appreciate these type of commends, thank you. I enjoy sharing ideas and arguing.

Sound the Bells and Blessing of Wisdom - yes need to have a board to get value from these cards but you have all the tools (weapons, secrets, buffs) for a sticky board presence. As i explained StB was added to support the late game and it has an instant effect while you have at least 1 minion on board. You said''You don't want it in the early game because it's somehow meh, and you only want it in the late game when you're already winning.'' exactly you dont want it early, it is like a plan B for late game which means you are losing not winning as you said. This is a fast deck and like other fast decks if you dont finish the game until turn 6-7 chances are you are losing it. Ideally you want to play it late in the game to get as many buffs as possible but if a situation acqures you can play it early. Sure shit happens sometimes for both of these cards, but it is very very rare in my experience. BoW - ideally you want to play it in a super buffed minion which lived more than 1 turn which means your opponents can not remove it except he top decks something. Or you could cast it in a second biggest buffed minion to protect the biggest one beacuse now as you mentioned it becomes high priority target.  For the record in 60 games it has never happened to me not drawing cards from it, couple times just 1 card , and more often 2+ cards in which point the game ends. 

 Bloodsail Raider- i get this minion buffed in almost every game, very rare it is just 2/3 but same can happen with  Masked Contender and Sunreaver Spy. I have tested Contender in the slot of Bloodsail and it didnt impress me. I prefer having a 5/3 or 6/4 on board rather than a 2/4  play a random secret and thin my deck by 1 card. And all these for 2 mana instead of 3.

Subject 9 - i find this card super strong, even if he draws just 3 secrets he impores your drawing pool so much. If anyone decides to include Contenders then Subject is an overkill, we do agree in that.

 Consecration - you should not really strugle vs other aggro decks, you have already the best board control tools. You should focus more against slower match ups. I am not even considering putting this card in my deck.     

Captain Greenskin - i dont own this card. In my opinion it is not the must have but sure a solid addition to the deck. 

Again, I believe we have the same approach to the deck, we're basically just using different cards to achieve the same effect.

Beefing up minions and drawing cards can be done either by using BoW and StB or by using 2x CtA - Both achieve the same goal. Same amount of cards used, pretty much same effect, with both having upsides and downsides.

Subject 9 or Masked Contender + Bellringer Sentry: Again - Same goal, different cards. Both draw the low-cost stuff that you really don't want to draw at the beginning of Turn 5 or 6.

Consecration or Bloodsail Raider: Once more - Different cards that serve the same purpose. The board presence coming from the Raiders in your version is being done by the Contenders in my version - Their lack of damage is being counteracted by Cons.

So, overall I don't see much difference. We draw cards and beef up minions in different ways, we draw our secrets in different ways and we secure the board in different ways.

Ultimately, we both still end up going face.