Hearthpwn

well I mean it'd help if you read the description before posting then lol, there's a complete list of alternative cards in the description to make the deck fit a tight budget

It's written in bold near the top of the post to look at the bottom for budget options, if people don't want to bother reading the post then that's their problem

got rank9=>rank6 on winstreak with that deck. Now on rank 5. C'thun decks just dont survive till c'thun

You hit the nail on the head. C'thun decks are fun but they just don't last very long

Nice deck. Flame Juggler and Huge Toad are great additions.

Lerooooooooooooooooooy Jeeenkins!

This deck works like a charm in casual play mode . I run the budget version and I replaced Fiery Bat with a charged Boar until tomorrow .

Easy way to make gold !

Discarding cards is never great . Loot horder is terrible in a face deck . You want things that do damage .

For this you have quick shoot !

If you don't win by turn 7-9 you are probably not gonna win anyway and might just as well concede to save some time .

swapping twisted worgen in for Huge Toad may be a consideration. Deck would drop from 11 beast cards down to 9 but the stealth is a more consistent way to get that face hit in before being removed or traded.

"Since Beta" 

You probably have only been playing about 5 months tbh.

Every deck has counters, climbing ranked is simply playing a deck with as few active counters as possible and playing it well. The meta seems like it might move towards control decks, which will likely be bad for face hunter, but until all of the new decks have optimized lists with maximum efficiency then aggro is the way to go.

Thanks for that build, I really like it. I've been playing a lot of face hunter in the last 4 months (it's kinda my only deck lol) and i think this is pretty good comparing to the old one.

The only thing I would say is that you lack playable 2-drops on turn 2. I would really add 2 flame jugglers to the mix instead of the second explosive trap, the second unleash the hounds, the second dire wolf or even the worgen. I think it's really important because Knife jungler and Dire wolf are not great as a 2 drop on turn 2. Having good 2 drops is important because half of the time, you will have the coin and the possibility to coin turn 1. When you do that, you need 2 good 2-drops.

With arcane golem being crap now, Leeroy is a must craft.

Thanks for the input, once I get a chance I'm going to experiment with flame jugglers, I don't think I'd take out a Worgen because I feel that having five 1 mana creatures is a sweet spot to reliably get a turn 1 minion, I think any changes I make will be decided based on the early creatures other decks decide to play, so I'll have to wait and see.

turns out you were right by the way, I might adjustments to the deck almost immediately after playtesting, direwolf and knife juggler are just utility minions now, so I think it's better to keep them as 1-ofs and flame juggler is doing a lot of great work.

Wouldn't it be better to run 1 brave archer instead of a worgen infiltrator? 

Imo the stealth doesn't help much but a brave archer could win you the game in the right situation. 

I've thought about Brave Archer, and I've even tested it a lot when it was first released. I love the design and I really wish the card were more playable, but I just don't think it is and here's why.

Worgen Infiltrator is a very consistent card that will almost always stick around for a turn, which is extremely valuable for this deck, because that means the card can very reliably do the damage we've put it into the deck to do. the ONLY time Brave Archer could potentially be the better option is when you've completely run out of steam and you're top decking or you're about to be, and even then I'm not sure it's better.

Any turn before ~turn 7 brave archer is a vanilla 2/1 with no advantage, so for the previous 7 turns (which are far more valuable) Worgen is better. After that, brave archer is likely not going to last more than 1 turn so it's comparable to an Arcane Shot that can't even be used to clear threats/taunts with Hunter's Mark. Worgen on the other hand will always provide the same use consistently, is almost always going to stay for a turn on the board, and as a result has better synergies with cards like Abusive Sergeant or Dire Wolf Alpha, and is also more likely to be able to stick around longer to attack into a Hunter's Mark target if need be.

It's almost always better to think about what a card can reliably do before you think about what it can potentially do, especially when dealing with decks that rely on consistent high-efficiency cards like face/hybrid hunter