Hearthpwn

Been playing a lot of face hunters recently, decided to sub out two Jungle Panther for two Knife Jugglers, and the King Mukla for a Kezan Mystic mostly to kill annoying one drops and Kezan can steal Explosive which is a huge tempo swing since they just play explosive shoot and pass. I'm also using Glaivezooka to trade when playing against hunters, it's been working out pretty well for me and I'm just wondering whether ur suppose to do this.

Against control i tend to hold Webspinner this this deck doens't have Haunted Creeper and there nothing worse than not getting the two extra dmg from skill command and miss letha

G8 deck m8 

all meta play rush, fun died, i with to face hunter(.

King Mukla!

This deck = cancer. This is the definition of a cancer hunter deck. I don't mean this as a negative sort of comment, but more that this is the definition of a cancer deck. Honestly, it puts me on high tilt after playing against it. Ruins the game for me, idk about everyone else.. 

I don't mean this to be negative, but it's cancer and it makes me not want to play and end sentences in ellipses..

Hi, can you please make a video on how to play this! :). Guide Guide Guide! :). And congrats on the top 50 legend!

Do you plan on optimizing this deck more or is this the "final" product? Just wondering because I'm missing some of the cards and I don't want to craft some cards and then you make a change.

Yes, I am a f2p player. Thanks a lot man, I will take your word for it! Wish me luck and good luck with your studies!

lack of card draw...

The times I lost is because of a lack of cards mostly from being forced to trade some minions to gain board control due to taunts.

hey, what do you guys think about subbing the webspinner for a timberwolf (2 atk on UTH wins games!) ?

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No haunted creeper?

OK - I hate face hunter as a concept, but I was laddering against 80% handlock and druid, so swapped to this deck and breezed from 3 to legend.  Gotta say, Argent Squire and Panther were surprisingly useful - nice adds.

Thanks this deck is a fun variant of the face hunter and it's much less annoying to play against

LMAO!  Good lord is this deck aptly named.  I climbed to rank 5 from 13 using Handlock, but at rank 5+ I hit a ton of handlock counter decks.  Started playing around with different Tempo/Midrange Hunter decks (it's a class I still need to level up) with little success (50% win-rates).

I decided to go full aggro and was looking at lists that didn't run Haunted Creeper for some ideas.  Found this bugger and decided to try it straight and went on a 5 game win-streak through Rank 5 into 4.

Oh, and I've gotten 3 friend requests in the last 15 games I've ran this now.  I would be Rank 3 already, but I tried Handlock again and lost much of what I gained having to climb back with this deck again.

Also, Jungle Panther is really strong.

Any guide on how to use this deck? I know it's good, but simply can not topple win streak with him.

Ok, w8.

This is a really nice deck actually. Solid build, no fluff and no gimmicks. Just simple dmg. So actually, I would like to see a guide. Yes, this deck is simple to use, but it's also equally as simple to lose with. I am not winning more than 50% of my games and I feel like it's because I don't understand how to win high level games with it. Let's say I just go face face, yes I get that part. But then how do you deal with bleachers and healbots and other taunts if you didn't happen to topdeck an owl? Every time the enemy has a taunt and I don't have an owl, I feel like I automatically lose the game. Every time I see a healbot, again I feel like I automatically lose the game. Right now, EVERYONE is running dual blechers at least. How are you dealing with this?

Full Aggro Pally was the first real Ladder Climber I ever built in HS and played at least 100 games of so maybe my advice will help some.

Part of the trick with Aggro decks isn't necessarily to go for max damage, but rather to go for the value play and save your answer cards for when you're ready for the final push for lethal.

For instance, Turn 3, Animal Companion, Jungle Panther, Arcane Golem, Eaglehorn Bow, and Wolfrider as potential drops.

• On an empty board against a class with no target removal hero power (Warrior, Warlock, Shaman, Hunter), Wolfrider is the strongest play.
• Against the other classes in the same scenario, Jungle Panther is the strongest play.
• If you have minions, Animal Companion is the strongest play (No bad summon in that scenario).
• If they are Aggro/Tempo with something on the board (Mechwarper for instance), Eaglehorn Bow is your best play.

The way I handle taunts varies.  Sometimes the best solution is hero-power pass until you draw your answer.  It requires a good deal of familiarity with your opponents likely follow-up plays to make that decision and to take into account the likely-hood of heals and how you'll compensate for the damage. 

Sometimes the best solution is to get all your charge/buff damage in as quickly as possible to get it in before the taunts so you can rely on hero power and spell damage to finish them off.

Full Aggro is actually not the simple face deck people think.  Not if you want better then 50% win-rates anyways.

Also, for this deck, Glaivezooka is your MVP.  Against aggro and Paladin you gain card advantage (Paladin you kill guys with it to keep your 1-health stuff alive longer).  Against control/midrange you hammer them for massive early damage.  I win 80%+ of games I play Glaivezooka on curve and buff a 1-drop with.