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Miracle Budget Valira [F2P]

  • Last updated Nov 13, 2017 (Marin's Treasure)
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  • 12 Minions
  • 18 Spells
  • Deck Type: Ranked Deck
  • Deck Archetype: Miracle Rogue
  • Crafting Cost: 2560
  • Dust Needed: Loading Collection
  • Created: 11/13/2017 (Marin's Treasure)
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  • Battle Tag:

    vlada#2410

  • Region:

    EU

  • Total Deck Rating

    15

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Hi, everyone. This is the light version of my miracle rogue. There is no epics and legend cards (only Marin that everyone had and you can easily remove him from the deck).

Key cards: 

Your wincondition is waiting and living to your miracle turn (drowing cards with gadgetzan and kill your op - in ideal case). For this reason there is a two Mistress of Mixtures and Earthen Ring Farseer, but you can replace them with taunts like a Stonehill Defender, maybe Doomsayer or whatever your like for early protection from aggro. Also Mistress of Mixtures give you a good chance to trade in early games. There is two Tainted Zealot to give you more damage from spells, but you can use Bloodmage Thalnos. There is a Red Mana Wyrm and Questing Adventurer to make a big minions when ou cast a spells (which you have a lot), but if you had Arcane Giant or Edwin VanCleef - use them instead or add to deck. It will be great to add Doomsayer to this deck. 

Try to keep your op`s table clean untill your miracle turn. For this you have many spells like Backstab, Deadly Poison, Sap, Eviscerate, Shadow Strike, Assassinate, Vanish, Shiv and Fan of Knives (last two also give you a card drow in early game). If you have you can use Vilespine Slayer, Sherazin, Corpse Flower, SI:7 Agent, Razorpetal Lasher, Shadowblade and even Doomerang (I try it and it`s very fun and sometimes very usefull card). Also you can try Shaku, the Collector, Swashburglar and Undercity Huckster to fill your hand in earlygame (and sometimes get a value).

Maybe you can use Valeera the Hollow, Leeroy Jenkins if you had them.

Thank you for reading, gl&hf!