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Rogue is really good right now though I don't expect most players to see it. Rogue has always been the hardest class to play and with the resurgence of miracle, the games hardest deck, it seems even harder. As some one who has been playing Miracle Rogue on and off since it first appeared in vanilla hearthstone (even played it when it sucked after gadget nerf) I have been loving standard because Miracle Rogue is back in a big way and feels really good. That being said the nature of ladder right now makes most of the kinds of miracle decks that I would normally play (southsea faceless, and malygos) hard to play because they are just a little to slow to keep up with shaman and don't have quite enough board and removal to play the longer game either in most cases. This deck though fights for board a little more and looks more for tempo and finishes with cold bloods. It dominates zoo, warrior, control decks, and puts up a good fight against shaman though it still isn't a great matchup
The thing is that most players try out miracle rogue and get their asses handed to them and go "this is terrible" and never play it again. Watching someone play it might seem like "oh this deck is broke" but its kind of like patron. If you know how to do it, it can be absolutely nuts but most people don't so its win rate stays fairly low and it never really seems extremely dominate.
I'm happy where Rogue's ended up. The Blade Flurry nerf was a tough pill to swallow, but now I have 5-6 Rogue decks that I'm having a blast playing and I feel a few of them are really strong. Was watching Ryzen take legend on stream earlier with Miracle Rogue and his winrate was in the 85% region, even with bad shaman matchups.
i still don't get the nerfs
bladeflurry nerf.. Oil rogue was a tournament deck and well oil rotated out of standard so they shouldn't care because they statted they only balanced for standard but without oil nerfing blade flurry is pretty much pointless, if they wanted to nerf burst ehy could have easily just removed the face dmaage from it and allow it to be a board clear, you do have to have enough attack in your weapon for it to be efficient anyways so it usually burns 2 cards as a minimum weapon+flurry or Poison+flurry, Malygos rogue saw some success but it wasn't anything to write home about . thanks to this nerf rogue is now completely useless against aggro.
Master of disguise nerf..then again the only abuse i can see from older cards was Master of disguise+malganis but Mal'ganis rotated out and they are from different classes anyways, try to consistently get those two cards and see how it isn't possible to do it consistently or maybe hiding a questing adventurer, and well Mal'ganis rotated out, hiding the questing adventurer takes 7 mana because there's no way you can turn 3 adventurer and have it survive. and from the new cards the onyl ones worth hiding are Y'sharl and ragnaron lightlord but rogue has a hard tme reaching turn 10 and her cards are super anti-synergistic with Ysaarl due to the combo mechanic and Ragnaros the lighlord is the same deal as Mal'ganis..try to get a Paladin card in a rogue deck when not playing against paladin. Tbh i was waiting the day when master of disguise finally became viable but meeeh blizard just killed a card that wasn't used at all.
Master of Disguise is just stupid card design. Cards that don't have permanent Stealth shouldn't have permanent Stealth, just like how cards that don't have Charge shouldn't have Charge.
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Blade Flurry shouldn't have hit face, that nerf seems fair to me. It should, however, have remained at 2-mana as Rogue needs the AoE. And therein lies Rogue's problem right now. Master of Disguise I'm pretty sure was only nerved so that they didn't have to worry about balancing around a card that's never used in the future.
Thanks for the feedback! I have been doing pretty great with the deck so far. Originally the Shadowstep's were in there to allow me to re-use my SI:Agent, but has show limited usefulness. I have taken out 1 Deadly Poison, both Defias Ringleader's, the Gang Up, and both Cutpurse 's for 2 Journey Below, another Violet Teacher, an Assassinate for C'Thun, and finally two Undercity Huckster's. Since adding this I have been winning more.
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