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Are you a player you doesn't only like to use the decks that win? Are you a player who enjoys using fun/interesting cards, and feels they get overlooked and left in the dust too often? Have you recently played a game which truly highlights a card that deserves better? Then this is the thread for you!

Personally, I am one of those players, and I feel happy whenever I crush CubeLock, Dragon Priest or Aggro Pally with one of my homemade decks, full of those interesting cards. This thread is designed to highlight these moments, so whenever you play a game which really makes certain off-meta cards or decks shine, please share :)

I like playing with my Tiger Druid against Control Warlock because I always win the attrition war. Would that I could craft the cubes for maximum tigers

Just started playing the deck in my signature again on rank 3. I really like what you can do with zola. Just defeated a cubelock and two murloc palas in a row. 

Double Kele'seth or double Tarim is obvious. But sometimes just getting another righteous protector is enough to finish the job.

*Crawls out of the dust*

I still use Renounce Darkness, Lock and Load and Explore Un'Goro

Recently I've taken a liking to using Meat Wagon too. I have this uncanny obsession with bad epics that are just interesting enough to keep you from dusting them if you open one or two.

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*Crawls out of the dust*

I still use Renounce Darkness, Lock and Load and Explore Un'Goro

Recently I've taken a liking to using Meat Wagon too. I have this uncanny obsession with bad epics that are just interesting enough to keep you from dusting them if you open one or two.

Temporus is fun to pull from Netherspite Historian and can make for some spicy games

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*Crawls out of the dust*

I still use Renounce Darkness, Lock and Load and Explore Un'Goro

Recently I've taken a liking to using Meat Wagon too. I have this uncanny obsession with bad epics that are just interesting enough to keep you from dusting them if you open one or two.

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Quote from Morkimus >>

*Crawls out of the dust*

I still use Renounce Darkness, Lock and Load and Explore Un'Goro

Recently I've taken a liking to using Meat Wagon too. I have this uncanny obsession with bad epics that are just interesting enough to keep you from dusting them if you open one or two.

 I don’t think Meat Wagon is a bad card... it just needs help from other cards to help it reach its potential. Decks that use Buff cards can really use it.

 

This is kinda why I play TCGs. I love finding interesting interactions with underplayed cards. I’m so hesitant to dust anything because I’m always wondering “what if?”

I’ve got a rogue deck called “The Nest” running 

Beneath the Grounds 

the strider thing 

The Darkness 

nerubian eggs, prophets, and lots of card draw 

(if only I could run Iron Juggernaut)

basically i would recommend to all of you to run at least 1 copy of Crazed Alchemist in every deck

and see how useful it is, it's been my favorite card basically since forever for a reason :)

I made a version of deathrattle hunter that I like, and I've actually had some success with, and when you keep summoning Infested Tauren one after another, cubed one after cubed one, it is just so great. Infested Tauren is probably one of the cards I'm going to miss the most after the rotation.

I have a Zoolock that I enjoy that plays Fungal Enchanter and Shroom Brewer,  along with various other battlecries, to fatten up the ol' Blubber Baron. It's amusing every once in awhile to plop an 11/11 Baron out there in the late game, and those healing dudes often help me get there, and also enable Happy Ghoul. 

Same, have you tried using an all minion deck with grand archivist as your only 8 mana minion and silver vanguard to pull out renounce darkness/explore ungoro more consistently?

I use Unstable Evolution in all of my Shaman decks. Flexible cards are very underrated; it's a card that you can use early in the game (playing around a Duskbreaker, for instance; Shaman can typically only go wide, but with Unstable Evolution you can generate a big minion going into turn 4). But it obviously gets more value the further you get into a game. It basically gets you a nine drop in combination with the hero power at full mana.

Recently I was messing around with Nat Pagle in my Anyfin Paladin. It turns out that if you have board control and then play Call to Arms, Pagle stays alive most of the time. If your opponent has to choose between dealing with Pagle or Knife Juggler they usually go for the Juggler. I’ve had a hand full of games where Pagle has stayed alive forever, drawing my entire combo in half the time.

I also have a soft spot for Guild Recruiter. Still trying to find a great use for him besides with Flamewreathed Faceless and (Un)injured Blademaster.

What's a Tiger Druid? sounds like a cool deck! (deck code plz?)

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What's a Tiger Druid? sounds like a cool deck! (deck code plz?)

I use Control Warrior deck. Nuff said

This makes me so happy. Every week I make a deck using a randomly selected card (and random class, if a neutral card) and I had a lot of fun with a Shaman + Spellweaver deck. It was lots of fun to bring that out if the game got to turn 9 or so, clear a board with Maelstrom Portal, and then evolve into something different.

Currently trying out a Tempo Rogue deck with Pit Fighter.