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What's Yours is Mine

  • Last updated Dec 30, 2016 (Gadgetzan)
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  • 23 Minions
  • 7 Spells
  • Deck Type: Ranked Deck
  • Deck Archetype: N'Zoth Rogue
  • Crafting Cost: 8480
  • Dust Needed: Loading Collection
  • Created: 12/31/2016 (Gadgetzan)
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Want to play Rogue and don't care for miracle?  Try burgle Rogue!  Not surprisingly the pirate package can make any janky Rogue deck work and while I could complain about the dominance of cards like Small Time Bucaneer and Patches the Pirate, they do make this seemingly forgotten and incredibly fun archetype work, so...whatever. 

The thought process behind this deck is that it has enough gas and pressure to beat control decks and enough early game and tempo swing cards to beat aggro.  While the burgle effects being mostly random hurts the consistency of this gameplan, the deck itself is still quite functional and effective the majority of the time. 

Sporting a very respectable 55% win-rate against the meta, this unpolished gem has kept up with pirate warrior (4-5), obliterated jade druids (4-0) and even beat a reno priest in fatigue.  While more testing and some obvious tweaking needs to be done, I figured I would spread the word about my findings and hopefully spice up the ladder a bit as we approach the next season.

Odd card choices:

  • Edwin VanCleef: With the discounts from peddler and coins from pillager, you can get some massive edwins to close out games in a pinch.  This might be one of the first cuts I make however as his performance has been underwhelming on occasion.
  • Shado-Pan Rider: Great mid range tool to close out games and with cards like pillager and backstab in the deck it feels pretty strong.
  • Lotus Assassin: I just wanted to test the card out and planned on making this the first cut initially, but it has exceeded my expectations.  Much like shado-pan, it's just a really nice mid-range tool to close out games.
  • Lotus Agents: They fit the theme of the deck, but seem a bit clunky.  They can be a huge help in control match-ups, but consistency has been an issue.  I'm keeping them in the deck at the moment until I can get a bit more data on these cards.
  • Sylvanas: Good card and some deathrattle synergy to boot.  Not crazy about it so far though as I tend to not need the effect.  When I do need the effect though Sylvanas can carry. 

Anyway, I will continue my write up when I get the opportunity, I hope you enjoy the deck and good luck on ladder!