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I was saving dust for when the meta slows down and settles, but im getting pretty bored while at it, and i thought of craftign DK Valeera and Kingsbane for a mill deck, but im not sure it will be viable in the future. What do you think?

Kingsbane and Valeeera are viable even out of Mill.

If you like Rogue, you won't be disappointed, even if they fail you with Mill.

Just don't expect anything OP. Just good cards.

Kingsbane isn't that necessary for Mill Rogue in my experience but Valeera is a must if you plan to play Mill in standart.

IMO, mill rogue is good in the right hands. It's probably one of the hardest, if not THE hardest decks to play right and it does rely more heavily on topdecking the right cards than other more simple decks (ie aggro paladin).

Having said that, if played right it can be very very good. It's low winrate I'd say is most likely due to the difficulty of playing it.

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IMO, mill rogue is good in the right hands. It's probably one of the hardest, if not THE hardest decks to play right and it does rely more heavily on topdecking the right cards than other more simple decks (ie aggro paladin).

 

Having said that, if played right it can be very very good. It's low winrate I'd say is most likely due to the difficulty of playing it.

I love playing rogue, maybe not the strongest legendaries in the set, but definitely the most fun IMO.

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IMO, mill rogue is good in the right hands. It's probably one of the hardest, if not THE hardest decks to play right and it does rely more heavily on topdecking the right cards than other more simple decks (ie aggro paladin).

 

Having said that, if played right it can be very very good. It's low winrate I'd say is most likely due to the difficulty of playing it.

Glad I found this thread, was thinking about the same thing!

Just one more question, what other type of deck does these cards complement aswell? Miracle?

Kingsbane can fit nearly any Rogue archetype, as long as you adapt it with some synergies.

Aggro or Tempo Pirates, Oil (in Wild) and Weapon Buff in general, up to Miracle and Mill.

TBH, i find Kingsbane Mill Rogue much more versatile than classic Mill. You can even have giant Kingsbane as secondary wincondition, as well as an amount of sustain/heal that can hardly be countered, if at all. Even more so in Wild with Oil and Healbot as secondary sustain. (It costs just 120 extra dust to adapt to Wild).

Valeera necessarily fits only slower decks, so, yes, Miracle, but only the slowest ones. And Jades. And staple in Mill.

I'm a newer player but this deck intrigues me so much and I desperately want to play it. I've heard that it's not really viable until around rank 5, is this a hard truth?

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I'm a newer player but this deck intrigues me so much and I desperately want to play it. I've heard that it's not really viable until around rank 5, is this a hard truth?

go play mill in wild it is cheaper and more cancerous..

I have this deck http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1005663-rank-5-mill-rogue-73-winrate with some adaptations I made. Its a very entretaining deck but its very difficult to play it. Once you domain the mechanics its more viable.

Here is an example of the gameplay https://hsreplay.net/replay/4vDYiBsSMozAF94V7ESPGi

The thing about Kingsbane for mill is that it wins fatigue (hero power to destroy it, either normal or DK), which is very common in the archetype. Consider it rogue's Dead Man's Hand with added win condition/board control/healing (depending on tech synergy choices) value into it.

Of course, every deck can go into fatigue ocasionally, but mill is more concerned about it.