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I tried Foe Reaper in Ramp Druid since he's one mana cheaper than Cenarius. It was good in fact, much better than what  expected to tell the truth.

But for a Mech Warlock i would still go for Sneed as well.

sneeds is better

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I tried Foe Reaper in Ramp Druid since he's one mana cheaper than Cenarius. It was good in fact, much better than what  expected to tell the truth.

But for a Mech Warlock i would still go for Sneed as well.

List with 2x AoW and no combo?

No pretty standard Ramp List with double combo and 2 AOL but i swapped out Cenarius for Reaper 4000 as a test and so far i don't regret Cenarius. I thought Foe Reaper was much a gimmick card but so far it has been working really fine. One less mana than Cenarius is a good thing, since most of the time the game will end on turn 9 with the Combo anyway.

I also tried Alexstrasza instead of Cenarius but it didn't gave anything special on the long run.

UPDATE: I ended up crafting him instead of Sneed's, and I'm LOVING it so far. Even if the ability isn't that fast for tempo, the opponent ends up spending a ton of cards to get rid of him otherwise. Seriously just had a Shaman spend 3 cards and 1 minion to get him off the board.

That's always what he's going on with him. They go banana to kill him but the truth is, if they don't Foe Reaper hits very hard on the board.

I already run Boom in the deck, I've seen too many Sneeds drop worthless Pagles and Chos, Rag is a constant BGH target lately, and Ysera has been very hit-and-miss for me.

So far he's been serving me well, and he's another Mech for synergy. The only non-mech minions currently in the deck are 2x Cogmaster, 1x Sylvanas, and Boom. Fel Cannon has been working wonders for me lately, can't risk having my own dudes hit!

Just got this dude from an arena pack. Pondering on where best to try him out, Druid seems an obvious choice. 

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Finally someone who think like that, tired of this "immediate effect" stuff, when you play a certain minion you can add a threat to the board, especially for the foe reaper I mean even gruul puts some pressure, when you play a card it always does something that's how I see things.

Except if your 8-mana "threat" gets removed by a 3 mana hex or taskmaster+execute without it doing a damn thing, good luck recovering.

This can happen to many big threats that don't have battlecry. And it's done something, it's forced your opponent to use up valuable removal. 

Perhaps Hungry Dragon will have synergy with Foe Reaper?

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Just got this dude from an arena pack. Pondering on where best to try him out, Druid seems an obvious choice. 

I find i like him alot in ramp druid, but he's also decent in priest as you can heal him after each attack for even more value and at 10 mana you can squeeze an heal or sw:p while dropping him.