Hearthpwn

Hey, I hope you don't mind me sharing this little fun deck with you. I have always been a fan of control warlock and with the loss of N'Zoth I decided to take a different approach. Introducing the new Fatigue Warlock:

The deck is yet to be refined. When the meta settles down and when I have a more clear view of the other competitive decks, then I will make some proper changes. Inb4 there isn't much to say about this deck - it's like any control warlock you have played/seen in the K&C era. You have various anti-aggro tools, some heals (against baku hunter), an ooze against cubelock or weapon classes and value-generators against slower decks. You might be asking why I included Baba Yaga (Glinda) instead of Rin - well, I just wanted to go with the theme. Rin offers a taunt against faster decks and I would probably play Glinda right before the fatigue in order not to dilute my deck with more Glindas or Bankers, so ignore this page and go with Rin if you really want to be competitive.

Yeah, in my first deck I included the gnomeferatus, but they felt a bit ineffective especially with the loss of the oracles. I replaced them with the beetles.

Quote from split_and_push >>

Yeah, I also thought about including a second twisting and I think I will do just that the next time I log in. I was wondering between a nether and a siphon soul and I wanted to see how the siphon will work. I will also consider your advice, so thx for the feedback.

Quote from NiRaSt >>

You monster. You want me to kill the penguins? This is a Baba Yaga deck, not a satanic one. :C

Amm, ne, I know that this is kinda a meme-ish deck, but I won't include the combo you mentioned. But in some kind of a zoo deck (with the hurt yourself cards) this combo will make a lot more sense there thematically.

Spamming in the thread once again. Well, I had some success and I want to thank all of the users who gave their feedback regarding my deck.

I have written a very detailed deck description and I posted some stats.

Tl;dr - the deck is fun and strong, but not a net-deck material. I expect to see more bad MUs coming after the patch changes.

Thx for your time.

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Quote from WhatAChamp >>

Well, I personally played the deck on 4 different days and thus I faced different decks on my way to legend. On my second day (I believe it was the 17th April) 90% of the matches were against druid - either spiteful or taunt. And it's true that they don't run Malfurion anymore, but that's only because they don't want to resurrect other low-value beasts. I don't know how this change affects their win-rate against faster decks, but against slower ones this isn't an issue at all. We give them all of the time they need in order for them to play their own N'Zoth, the Corruptor (Hadronox) and gain lots of value out of it. The difference between Cube and Taunt is that the second one can exhaust us quite easily even though we may run a bagillion board clears in our decks. {And also that the first deck is aggressive in the early and mid-game, while the TD rules the late one} I see you already use him, but I'm thinking of adding a Spellbreaker of my own. If I find him on time, I'll at least reduce the mayhem from the Carnivorous Cubes a bit.

As for QR - fortunately for me I also didn't face them, but I'm 100% sure this will be a tough MU, when the deck becomes more popular. You said it yourself - we have a "fairly passive playstyle" so this would be a natural counter to us. Maybe this would be a reason for us to run Mountain Giants, but the rogue players can easily deny them with Glacial Shard and Vanish. :/

The reason why I brought up these decks in my previous post is because I feel how a nerf will hit us soon and it will affect Cubelocks and Spiteful decks but us as well. And since those decks are tier 1, taunt dudu and QR will have more room to breathe.

Quote from LittleOgreHearthstone >>

In wild this will certainly be better, but there is another meta there ;)

Tbh I'm not a wild player, but I don't think that this deck can compete with the other more powerful interactions in wild (Big Priest, Mill Rogue, Naga Sea Witch interactions, OTK decks). It's definitely stronger there, but the competition is too.

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Yeah, that's why I made a small comment in the "Stats and deck evaluation" part. Inb4 I wouldn't advise you to copy my deck 100%, as it doesn't feel refines yet. I don't have much time, as in an hour from now I have to go to work, but I'll definitely cut the ooze, the second siphon and maybe something else for a silence (and for something else too).