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 If you want to use Sherazin consistently and well, you have too many expensive cards. IMO, it is better to get a whole crap ton of flowers resurrected than a single Cairne Bloodhoof and other miscellaneous deathrattles. If you plan on using Sherazin, then I would focus more on some cheaper cards.

Here's my own personal N'Zoth, the Corruptor/Sherazin, Corpse Flower deck (please notice it is more a tempo deck, this is on purpose to demonstrate my point about cheaper cards with Sherazin):

Deathrattle Tempo Rogue N'Zoth Rogue Deck by Kiv_Ridge - Apr 18, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (17) 1x Bloodmage Thalnos 1x Edwin VanCleef 1x N'Zoth, the Corruptor 1x Patches the Pirate 1x Sherazin, Corpse Flower 1x Xaril, Poisoned Mind 2x SI:7 Agent 1x Undercity Huckster 2x Southsea Deckhand 2x Earthen Ring Farseer 2x Loot Hoarder 2x Razorpetal Lasher	Ability (13) 2x Preparation 2x Sprint 2x Backstab 2x Cold Blood 1x Deadly Poison 2x Eviscerate 2x Fan of Knives
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This is just another take on the deathrattle deck, but I would recommend either not using Sherazin or including cards that are easier to combo with its effect. I win just as often with tempo/face damage than I do with N'Zoth, and the flexible game plan is kinda nice.

I think a straight control rogue deck would be very difficult to pull off, because of the extremely limited survival mechanics, just to add my 2 cents to the discussion.

Also, regarding Gadgetzan Auctioneer, it's more of a preference choice for card draw over Sprint than anything. I personally prefer Sprint, but it's totally up to the deckbuilder.

Quote from Kiv_Ridge >>

 If you want to use Sherazin consistently and well, you have too many expensive cards. IMO, it is better to get a whole crap ton of flowers resurrected than a single Cairne Bloodhoof and other miscellaneous deathrattles. If you plan on using Sherazin, then I would focus more on some cheaper cards.

Here's my own personal N'Zoth, the Corruptor/Sherazin, Corpse Flower deck (please notice it is more a tempo deck, this is on purpose to demonstrate my point about cheaper cards with Sherazin):

Deathrattle Tempo Rogue N'Zoth Rogue Deck by Kiv_Ridge - Apr 18, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (17) 1x Bloodmage Thalnos 1x Edwin VanCleef 1x N'Zoth, the Corruptor 1x Patches the Pirate 1x Sherazin, Corpse Flower 1x Xaril, Poisoned Mind 2x SI:7 Agent 1x Undercity Huckster 2x Southsea Deckhand 2x Earthen Ring Farseer 2x Loot Hoarder 2x Razorpetal Lasher	Ability (13) 2x Preparation 2x Sprint 2x Backstab 2x Cold Blood 1x Deadly Poison 2x Eviscerate 2x Fan of Knives
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This is just another take on the deathrattle deck, but I would recommend either not using Sherazin or including cards that are easier to combo with its effect. I win just as often with tempo/face damage than I do with N'Zoth, and the flexible game plan is kinda nice.

I think a straight control rogue deck would be very difficult to pull off, because of the extremely limited survival mechanics, just to add my 2 cents to the discussion.

Also, regarding Gadgetzan Auctioneer, it's more of a preference choice for card draw over Sprint than anything. I personally prefer Sprint, but it's totally up to the deckbuilder.

Hmm, good question. It seems like there are a couple of good choices. You could slot in a Deadly Poison for some early board control, or maybe a Hallucination for some extra options. A particularly interesting choice would be a Shadowcaster; if you can get Cairne or N'Zoth to survive a turn, it's amazing against control decks. Of course, you can also toss in a tech card like Gluttonous Ooze if you feel you need it. Dirty Rat seems like another decent choice, especially with the two Vilespine Slayers.

If you're going the flower-less route, you might also consider taking out Xaril, Poisoned Mind if you find yourself wanting another slot for one of the afore mentioned cards. It's a pretty weak body to play turn 4, especially in this aggressive meta, and without your card-eating flower the potions have a little less utility. If you like the potions (like I do :P), don't feel bad about leaving it in if you don't need the slot for something else.

Quote from Kiv_Ridge >>

Hmm, good question. It seems like there are a couple of good choices. You could slot in a Deadly Poison for some early board control, or maybe a Hallucination for some extra options. A particularly interesting choice would be a Shadowcaster; if you can get Cairne or N'Zoth to survive a turn, it's amazing against control decks. Of course, you can also toss in a tech card like Gluttonous Ooze if you feel you need it. Dirty Rat seems like another decent choice, especially with the two Vilespine Slayers.

If you're going the flower-less route, you might also consider taking out Xaril, Poisoned Mind if you find yourself wanting another slot for one of the afore mentioned cards. It's a pretty weak body to play turn 4, especially in this aggressive meta, and without your card-eating flower the potions have a little less utility. If you like the potions (like I do :P), don't feel bad about leaving it in if you don't need the slot for something else.

No problem. :) Haha unfortunately I don't own Shaku, Cairne, or Elise, so if I try the deck it'll be slightly different from what you have, but I definitely will post what I find out about the other parts of the deck for sure.

I like your deck a lot and I agree on all points. Agent is fine I believe. Hmm..will try it. That was why I initially had envenom weapon as it's the only thing that uses the hero power in a controlish type of way.

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No problem. :) Haha unfortunately I don't own Shaku, Cairne, or Elise, so if I try the deck it'll be slightly different from what you have, but I definitely will post what I find out about the other parts of the deck for sure.