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[Legend] Spare Parts Rogue - New TGT Deck - Co...

  • Last updated Oct 8, 2015 (TGT Launch)
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  • 15 Minions
  • 15 Spells
  • Deck Type: Ranked Deck
  • Deck Archetype: Unknown
  • Crafting Cost: 6780
  • Dust Needed: Loading Collection
  • Created: 10/2/2015 (TGT Launch)
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Greetings everyone,

This is the deck I had lot of success with recently on ladder. Unfortunately I didn't get top legend this time to make this more credible, but to be fair I didn't had that much time to play last season. Didn't track down my winrate, but I know that I was climbing the ladder everyday I played with the deck last season, so my winrate was probably close to 70%.

My last deck guide took me way too much time to write, so I figured out I will do it in video format this time. It is kind of the first time I was doing videos and I don't have the best equipment; so the video/sound quality isn't going to be the best, but I hope you are still going to enjoy the content !

 

 Video Guide

Legend gameplay:

 

This gameplay is lower rank (start of the season), but if you don't have that much time I recommend watching this one, the quality is better and it showcases the new cards better:

For those of you who don't have much time to go through those videos I will rapidly explain to you how the mulligan goes.

The mulligan is fairly simple to understand, since it is very similar to the standard Oil Rogue deck. But, compared to Oil Rogue, there is one more card you can hard mulligan for which is the Clockwork Gnome; it is a great turn1 play in any matchups. In combination with the hero power on turn 2, it fights well against any minion your opponent can play early on. Also, the spare part you get from this card is going to be very useful later on.

Other cards you want in your opening hand in most matchups are SI Agent, Backstab, Eviscerate, Prep, Deadly and the Banes. Basically against any aggressive deck, because this deck doesn't run any heal, you are forced to race them, so you want to get a hand that can match or be even faster than their hand. However, in the more controlish matchups, if you already have some of the key cards you can start dropping card like Preperation for some higher cost card like Teacher.

 

If you enjoyed the guide, I would really appreciate if you drop a like ! ;)

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