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Quite the long name but this miracle deck uses the early game of pirates and the strong late game of Kharazan's Arcane Giant.

I have around 40 games with this deck and it's very fun after you know what you're doing. If you're familiar with miracle rogue decks, it's not going to be hard to use this properly. If you're a good player you'll probably reach Rank 15 and beyond with this.

You'll have around 3 ways of winning:

1) Turn 4 ~ 5: If you early is full of pirates and really good that you think you have the advantage and you can win soon don't be afraid to use your SI7: Agents and your Conceals to save your minions for the next turn (not a good idea if your enemy class has AOE damage since your early drops are very fragile and are in this deck mostly for helping you survive the early stage of the game).

2) Turn 6 ~ 8: The usual miracle combo with Gadgetzan Auctioneer after turn 6, conceal then repeat until you have enough damage to crush your enemy's face.

3) After turn 9: If you used enough spells in the game and still couldn't win, the Arcane Giants will give your opponent some trouble, if they don't have enough resources to deal with them in a single turn, you can guarantee 8 to 16 damage to them next turn. Most of the times it won't be a good idea to use them for trading because they'll most likely be your last resort, it's all or nothing at this point.

You'll need some luck in drawing the right cards for this deck

Tips:

- Save your dagger durability as much as you can, most of the time you will want to be using them for removing enemy minions and controlling the board for the mid and late game when your Gadgetzan Auctioneer can shine.

- Don't be afraid to use Preparation if it's your last card left for cycling Gadgetzan Auctioneer because you might top deck lethal or get a Conceal which you save your auctioneer next turn. This deck isn't very good if you keep stepping back or is afraid of the enemy cards.

Replacements: Edwin VanCleef, Bloodmage Thalnos, Questing Adventurer, Undercity Huckster, and even Barnes if you like risky plays.

Thanks for your time :)