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what legendaries or rares are similar to a yeti? I meant in addition to those cards for just a good 4 drop cause otherwise the only 4 drop to play on turn 4 is an argus which isnt always good. just a thought
Well you don't need to have a 4 drop on turn 4, turn 4 is actually a great time to combo your cards like SI:7 Agent, or Eviscerate if you need to. You also can just drop 2 minions or 1 minion and dagger up again. Most rogue decks only have 1 or even less 2 or 1 drop minions, that does not mean you need to find more of them. Rag, Leeroy, Black Knight, and Bloodmage are all better than Yeti.
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Hey Winter,
I may have to update the current list on the OP. However I think people are okay with changing the mana curve because of this decks removals.
That being said - my good buddy SexiStudder has been running the inventor at the 4 slot with alot of success. Im not sure how I feel about that card BUT as the meta starts to slow down again (which may be happening?) She could find her way back into rogue decks.
Would you really consider running her over an azure drake? Or are we talking about in addition too, for more draw power? Cause azure drake -- > backstab or turn 7 azure drake -- > evis are a couple of my fav combos.
In addition. Definitely not ever dropping Azure Drakes.
I don't really like Leeroy in this deck tbh. I do like Yeti's, but I only run one and a Spellbreaker. I think not running 2xDefender and 2 other 4 drops is probably a decent sized mistake, whether it's yeti or inventor.
The deck definitely struggles with card draw now that Pagle has been nerfed. I think that's easily its biggest problem. I'm often top-decking as early as turn 5 or 6.
This
This is exactly what I think and why I mentioned yetis
I agree, two 4-drops (besides Defender of Argus) help a lot. I'm not 100 % happy about the Chillwind Yetis though, because they are so vanilla (still running them atm). I hope further expansions will give more opportunities for this slot.
- senti
I like the approach with the Sen'jin Shieldmastas. The only concern I had, was the uselessness of the Taunt-giving of Defender of Argus. Is this a real concern?
- senti
Sorry, lost track of the thread after a busy stretch.
In the interest of being brief, I guess a good generalization is starting hand mulligan suggestions vs. classes with easy early removal of small minions (mage, rogue, druid with class abilities specifically).
I have been running with Nox's two Tempo decks that were recently posted, and have much better success. I don't think it's because it's a "better deck", but a better deck for my natural playstyle instincts. While it's great to get a deck style and stick with it, the meta is continually changing and I know I need to adjust better and not rely too much on netdecking.
1) Depends on the class and type of deck you are up against. I'll trade with my weapons early on in the game, and maybe once later on with a Deadly Poison charge before Blade Flurry or something. But again, really depends on your matchup for that specific "Battle".
2) Squire is amazing. Leper Gnome and Sergent are good, but not as good as Squire for Mid-range Rogue.
3) The deck in the OP is months old. You need to adjust it to suit your meta and playstyle.
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1: It depends on several factors. Vs say a hunter I will do what I can to use 'face' damage as little as possible. In most match ups, 18 is my magic number these days (Before I would do it untill I either won or lost, high risk but high reward) once my life total hits 18, ill stop unless its a manditory trade.
2: The point of squire is that its durable in the same way that the leper gnome is gaurenteed 2 damage, squire can also gaurentee two damage since her sheild lets her survive. But unlike the leper gnome, she can be played later with an argus making her even more effective OR buffed with a dark iron dwarf to trade with a larger minion and still stay alive.
3: The deck list is old. Tink, for example, is card that should never be played while he is as nerffed as he is.
I'd go for Ragnaros as your next legendary craft. You also need to decide whether you're going for tempo (in which Sap is great but Sprint isn't) or midrange/control (in which sap is pretty bad but sprint is great) imo.
Tempo for me is like being ahead your enemy (Cards, board, etc)
Midrange for me is like an early strategy that has some way to win if the game pass the 6-7 mana Turn.
Control for me is like a spell based deck many removals. Chaman and Priest tend to be Control by nature.
Tempo is a hard concept to describe. You want to keep being ahead of your opponent in board presence so that you get to choose the trades and you get to decide when to go for the face. It's sort of how zoo plays out, similar to aggro in a way but not as mindless (you don't just go straight out for the face unless you have lethal/are setting up for lethal). Midrange is a deck type which focuses on turns 4 to 7/8. You want to play control against aggro (as in, keeping the board clear and stabilizing while they finish up their threats), and to go aggressive against full fledged control decks (so they don't get to bring out their big threats).
I think it is obvious that Tink and Nat are out. Hard to replace that card draw but hes just too slow against aggros.
The suggestions above are good, senjin is better vs rush while yeti is generally better against the rest.
My teammate SexiStudder has a good tempo rogue deck now. I posted it above. Has some interesting variations to it, plays a bit different than the "tempo" version in the OP.