Hearthpwn

Diamond 10 and this deck is getting slaughtered.  You must have got people disconnecting out to win all those games to legend or you got lucky every single game.

Played ten games and winrate of 30%.  Can't even make it out of D10 to D9.  

Well while the meta is different post Rank 5 and even post Rank 3 that it is for Rank 10, I find hard to not win nothing in that Rank with a fast deck like this one and with the winning streak help. Maybe if wasn't your day, or you need a bit more practice with face decks.

That being said, if your struggle too much which things like DH or Warrior, change 1 or 2 Scavenger/Tracking for 1 or 2 Frozen Shadoweaver. I tried them in other decks (from aggro to control) and they are really the tech winners.

If you struggle with control you will need to put something like Teron Gorefiend and a Leper Gnome.

I don't have it and I didn't need to craft it because I won all matches and even now in Legend (while I'm playing other decks for fun), I'm still unbeaten when I choose to play this deck.

I know how to play face decks.  I get high to low diamond every month and my deck of choice has always been dragon hunter but now that deck is starting to fail.  So I tried yours and it was even worse.  Went to demon hunter and now I'm ranking back up again.

This deck is a Tier 2 face deck, if you know how to play is not hard to get Legend, and even less to get to Rank 5.

Obviously this deck is for who want to play something different and a little (not so much) challenging that an easy Tier 1 deck.

Saying that you are ranking up with the actual best Tier 1 deck don't prove that you play well by the way, but please yourself.

I'm not going to say this deck is hot garbage. Instead I'll assume I'm just playing it wrong. But so far, playing D5 to legend, I'm getting clobbered. It's not working for me at all. Even when I draw well in my opening hand I still lose.

First turns you try to have board with minions but turn 4/5 you need to start tapping all turns.

Maybe for me it easier because that was the way I played Zoolock back in the day, tapping is powerful to not run out of steam, or in this case, of face damage.

Here a pretty specific example of a match that could be of help:

Turn 5 against tempo DH, he have let say a one drop in his side and he cleared mine with his Warglaives of Azzinoth.

I have 1 Blazing Battlemage, 1 Pack Tactics and 1 Mok'Nathal Lion in my hand, with a Toxic Reinforcements already in progress (1/3).

Yes you could play the 1 mana 2/2 and 4 mana 7/4 to have a board, but it will be clear easily with weapon andGlaivebound Adept for example.

Instead I play the 1 mana 2/2, the secret and tap (now progress is 2/3).

DH's turn, clear my one drop with a spell and go face + Glaivebound Adept face to put pressure.

My turn, I tap to finish sidequest and play my Mok'Nathal Lion (activated now thanks to Leper Gnomes) and trade it with his Adept.

To this he is already at 6 HP and I have still more than half my HP. He try to survive with Eye Beam and trading my Leper Gnomes but surprise!, Pack Tactics give an extra 3/3 Leper Gnome for the win.

This is just an example of how you don't need to drop all your hand to win, playing smaller things and tapping is sometimes the correct option. If you don't want the pressure try this deck in casual or ranks where you can't go back like Diamond 10. With practice it works.

when you rarely play against offmeta decks and classes like Paladin/Shaman, don't forget to pay your respects for them

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