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Any replace for the Tauren and one faceless manipulator? :(

I made a cheap version, not as effective though it gives your money's worth

http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/103383-ghetto-mill-bouncer

I met a rogue playing a deck variant of this that took advantage of the Coldlight Oracle/Shadowstep combination to mill, but also played heavy taunts such as Deathlords, Sludge Belchers, and Ancient Watchers/Sunfuries/Arguses to stall the game. Backstabs, Eviscerates, Deadly Poison, and Blade Flurry were also played as their contribution to quelling aggressive board states remains invaluable even in a milling deck.

Curiously enough, in a deck that runs Vanish and Sap, Deathlord actually becomes an effective mill card since by playing from the opponent's deck, you force out cards that can then be returned to the opponent's hand to overdraw them.

Of course, a milling deck becomes weak by design against aggressive decks that play out their hands very quickly. Zoo comes to mind here. This can be circumvented by playing large taunts and Rogue control spells that allow you to simply avoid the milling style for those games in which it simply isn't feasible.

great deck so much fun :D

damn, the only card i don't have is 2nd Kiddnapper :'( can't craft it im looking for craft foils cards 

If you craft Kidnapper, Baby Jesus will strangle a baby kitten.

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Upvote just for the concept of building a non-competitive, yet fun deck, on purpose :)

I wish more people would do that. Honestly, that's what casual mode should be intended for. Instead it's just a place for people to farm gold with zoo decks all day long.

I built a fun priest deck that's gimmicky, but of course after I posted it with a nifty explanation on how to play it and what it's good and bad against (it actually can beat competitive decks)...900 + views and not a single solitary upvote. Cuz unless you're e-famous or the deck says "can get legend rank", nobody cares. : /

I think being able to test out a new "competitive" deck idea in Casual Mode is good.

Maybe it would be best when you entered a Casual Mode game if you could pick one of three "modes" and get matched up against someone else in the same mode?  "Newbie," "experimental," and "goofy," or something like that?  Not sure how you'd enforce it, though.  (Particularly how you'd keep lame gold-farmers from entering the Newbie mode and making a negative experience for new players.)

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Upvote just for the concept of building a non-competitive, yet fun deck, on purpose :)

Agreed.  If you haven't yet won via the awesome Lorewalker Cho + Faceless Manipulator + The Coin combo, then you're really missing out.  Winning as a result of your opponent's hand containing nothing but coins is pure awesomesauce.  Like, 10,000,000,000 : 1 concentrate awesomesauce.

Deathlord would fit in the gimmick as well. It takes creatures from the deck and then vanish/sap/kidnapper to finish the taken creature off

I don't think so.  With saps and faceless manipulators you should be just fine.  You need to play it smart, such as don't drop it against a control warrior early without a sap in hand but it can be really powerful.