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Hey everyone!  I'm wondering if anyone has put this combo together yet?  The idea is to Shadowstep or cheat death your Coldlight Oracles and save them for turn 10.  Next you play Hemet, Jungle Hunter to destroy your deck. Last, on turn 10 play two Coldlights and King Togwaggle hopefully filling your opponents hand, burning the ransom note, taking their deck, and giving them nothing but maybe a couple sprints to help them end it.

why is there duplicate thread of this?

OP stated that they would be reduced by 2 mana by using shadowstep and cheat death.... then play them. so in total it would be an 10 mana play. 

He mentioned using Cheat Death/Shadowstep on Coldlights, making them cost 1. So Togwaggle+coldlight+coldlight=10 mana.

That said, it's very situational as it requires them to have at least 6 cards in hand, you to have the right pieces in your hand, and for you to survive long enough to attempt this.

I'd have to play it to get a feel but by looking at the list, I'm not sure how you'll survive until ten+ to pull off the combo. A 2/3 minion on 2 doesn't feel like it may be sap worthy, but it'll still take a quarter of your life by turn 6 if not answered.  Leaching will give some heals, unless a taunt is dropped, in which case it might only slow the extra damage that you'll be taking by using face removal.

Could be a fun counter to a super greedy deck, but I don't see how it'd be the innkeeper in most cases.

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why is there duplicate thread of this?

 

Quote from DiamondDM13 >>

This is not Exodia, not even by the loose application we get here in Hearthstone. The other "Exodia" decks here get that name because they achieve a basically guaranteed OTK against mostly any life total. This is already incorrect because "Exodia" is an instant win condition, the only thing that falls in this category is the Hero Power of the Uther of the Ebon Blade. Exodia Mage and most of these other decks you see with the name are just Infinite or extremely high damage Combos in a single turn. They are essentially the Dark Magicion of Chaos/Dimension Fusion/Mass Driver/Spell Economics Combo of Hearthstone, infinite card loops that deal infinite damage.

Your deck does not do that, this is not Yu-Gi-Oh where running out of deck instantly loses you the game, you still have fatigue. I guess the best way to call your deck is something like Deck Out Rogue.

Quote from DiamondDM13 >>

This is not Exodia, not even by the loose application we get here in Hearthstone. The other "Exodia" decks here get that name because they achieve a basically guaranteed OTK against mostly any life total. This is already incorrect because "Exodia" is an instant win condition, the only thing that falls in this category is the Hero Power of the Uther of the Ebon Blade. Exodia Mage and most of these other decks you see with the name are just Infinite or extremely high damage Combos in a single turn. They are essentially the Dark Magicion of Chaos/Dimension Fusion/Mass Driver/Spell Economics Combo of Hearthstone, infinite card loops that deal infinite damage.

Your deck does not do that, this is not Yu-Gi-Oh where running out of deck instantly loses you the game, you still have fatigue. I guess the best way to call your deck is something like Deck Out Rogue.

I built one last week with druid, instead of using Coldlight Oracle, I think Naturalize works better since it costs 1

To be honest, I don't think Hemet is necessary in a deck like this. You'll already be drawing like crazy so your deck will be almost be gone by the time you swap it anyway. Leaving them with a few removal cards and card draw is probably enough to clinch the win. Props on the idea of Elven Minstrel though as it's nice to draw your minions. Some recommended additions would be Valeera and King Mukla. Getting a second play on some card draws or getting another option for cramming your opponent's hand can be very valuable.

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I built one last week with druid, instead of using Coldlight Oracle, I think Naturalize works better since it costs 1

Aggro X King Togwaggle Unknown Deck by Lakers_9 - Nov 28, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (20) 1x Bloodmage Thalnos 1x Hemet, Jungle Hunter 1x King Togwaggle 2x Coldlight Oracle 2x Druid of the Swarm 1x Young Priestess 2x Acolyte of Pain 2x Enchanted Raven 2x Fire Fly 2x Loot Hoarder 2x Runic Egg 2x Novice Engineer	Ability (10) 2x Mark of the Wild 2x Naturalize 2x Mark of the Lotus 2x Power of the Wild 2x Wrath
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Quote from GaryTheImposter >>

Hey everyone!  I'm wondering if anyone has put this combo together yet?  The idea is to Shadowstep or cheat death your Coldlight Oracles and save them for turn 10.  Next you play Hemet, Jungle Hunter to destroy your deck. Last, on turn 10 play two Coldlights and King Togwaggle hopefully filling your opponents hand, burning the ransom note, taking their deck, and giving them nothing but maybe a couple sprints to help them end it.

GTI's Vanishing Deck Mill Rogue Deck by GaryTheImposter - Dec 3, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (8) 1x Hemet, Jungle Hunter 1x King Togwaggle 2x Doomsayer 2x Coldlight Oracle 2x Elven Minstrel	Ability (21) 2x Evasion 2x Preparation 1x Mimic Pod 2x Sprint 2x Cheat Death 2x Deadly Poison 1x Fan of Knives 2x Leeching Poison 2x Shadowstep 1x Sudden Betrayal 2x Vanish 2x Sap	Weapon (1) 1x Kingsbane
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Quote from WhatAChamp >>

To be honest, I don't think Hemet is necessary in a deck like this. You'll already be drawing like crazy so your deck will be almost be gone by the time you swap it anyway. Leaving them with a few removal cards and card draw is probably enough to clinch the win. Props on the idea of Elven Minstrel though as it's nice to draw your minions. Some recommended additions would be Valeera and King Mukla. Getting a second play on some card draws or getting another option for cramming your opponent's hand can be very valuable.

Quote from Lakers_9 >>

I built one last week with druid, instead of using Coldlight Oracle, I think Naturalize works better since it costs 1

Aggro X King Togwaggle Unknown Deck by Lakers_9 - Nov 28, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (20) 1x Bloodmage Thalnos 1x Hemet, Jungle Hunter 1x King Togwaggle 2x Coldlight Oracle 2x Druid of the Swarm 1x Young Priestess 2x Acolyte of Pain 2x Enchanted Raven 2x Fire Fly 2x Loot Hoarder 2x Runic Egg 2x Novice Engineer	Ability (10) 2x Mark of the Wild 2x Naturalize 2x Mark of the Lotus 2x Power of the Wild 2x Wrath
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Quote from GaryTheImposter >>

 I think I almost like your deck better!

you could also do this same strat with warrior by plaing the king and Explore Un'Goro on turn 10, and Skulking Geist the turn after. Your opponent's deck is instantly destroyed guaranteed turn 10 (or turned into 1 mana spells at least), but the only issue is if he doesn't use the ransom card, but either way, hes screwed lol.