Hearthpwn

There's no such thing as a competitive Noxious deck. I hope nobody starts blowing their dust on this thing. They're going to be very disappointed.

This deck can be hilarious to play. Sometimes you have so many cards with so many different options. Of course I doubt it's competitive but it's good enough to win some games.

 What is the purpose of Lorewalker Cho in this deck?

I'm assuming it's to put your own Priest spells into the opponents deck, that you can that copy back to yourself with Mind Vision or Shade.

There are surprisingly few spells in this Yogg deck -- Mind Vision x2, Shadow Visions x2 and the spells they produce, Kabal Courier x2's spells, and Free from Amber.  Oh, and Awaken the Makers.  Plus anything you steal from your opponent.  

Since Shifting Shade copies cards from their deck but not their hand, I'm guessing Lorewalker Cho is there primarily to catch opponents' spells.  Mind Vision is likely to copy the opposing quest reward when they finish their quest.  Certainly you wouldn't want to cast Embrace the Amber when your Cho is on the board.

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 What is the purpose of Lorewalker Cho in this deck?

The combo is Radiant Elemental (x2) and infinite loop Shadow Visions. Pull a Mana Worm from courier and if it stick to the board OTK. 

It's not much of a Shadow Visions loop deck if that's the intention.

1. No guarantee of getting a Mana Work.  Just use Questing Adventurer instead.

2. There are too many spells in this deck.  Shadow Visions loop decks use four spells at most (so that the first drawn Shadow Visions can pull the second).

3. Again, why Loremaster Cho?  I could see someone trying to stuff the opponent's hand with Shadow Visions spells, but that doesn't strike me as particularly useful.

I actually think its not only for what was stated but also to copy the rogues quest card once they get it.  Only problem is getting them to cast it while cho is out and if they do they're too retarded to deserve a win anyways.....

Yeah, I don't like this version as much as the Inner Fire / Divine spirit that Forsen and Toast have been playing. Played several games and there is no way to keep up on the board.