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Yes, climbed in standart with mill rogue.

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/169573195

legend at 05:32

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Blizzard doesn't nerf wild cards

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From what I know Blizzard don't like mill - but mill isn't actually very good in Standard (it's okay in Wild) so Blizzard doesn't really give a crap. (they haven't actually changed a single Wild card since they've rotated, and some of them WOULD need to be changed if they wanted to balance it) 

Quote from AntonAmby >>

From what I know Blizzard don't like mill - but mill isn't actually very good in Standard (it's okay in Wild) so Blizzard doesn't really give a crap. (they haven't actually changed a single Wild card since they've rotated, and some of them WOULD need to be changed if they wanted to balance it) 

They think mill is the fugazi - they dona like

They keep adding infinite deck mechanics so, I think they don't like us :(

I gotta admit, I used to HATE mill rogue, but ever since the rotation where you know it's only gonna happen with the Brann combo, I actually don't mind fighting it anymore.

I even had a match as a Yogg Miracle Rogue that I lost, but went hilariously, because of the Mill Rogue and I bouncing stupidity back and forth.

Blizzard supports the archetype every once in a while, but have never gave it enough of a push in the standard format to be tier 1 or even 2.  That is their official stance on mill. Fun, here is some cards, we don't want to see it at rank one legend or winning tournaments.

I once played a mage mill deck, a tier 4 deck at best. Heavy control warrior post TGT used to be a Tier1 or Tier 2 mill deck

Blizzard stance is that they won't tolerate mill as a meta-dominating strategy, but they are OK with it being playable. Like combo and Exodia. But if it becomes dominating, it will be nerfed, the design team won't go "may I por favor suck your druidic penis for a few more weeks" in favor of  mill decks.

I think the new nerfs are more than welcome for mill archetype. Aggro snowballers have been hit hard which provides some time to stabilize, i believe those matchups will be a bit better, not an autolose.

Btw, why aren't King Mukla and Dancing Swords not included in the mill decks anymore? King Mukla is excellent to play on an empty board, especially if you have Sap ready, and Dancing Swords are great for the cost and the deathrattle they provide. I feel that a better Mill Rogue archetype can be made than the usual Doomsayer/Deathlord delay, delay, delay combination. Basically, the essentials are Brann Bronzebeard, Valeera the Hollow, Gang Up, Preparation, Vanish, Coldlight Oracle, Shadowstep, something more board contesting could work out using the remaining 10-15 cards. Plague Scientist + Unstable Ghoul or Wild Pyromancer for more proactive board clears and taunting as a substitute for Doomsayer and Deathlord which are quite reactive.