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I think its possible to make this deck even more cancerous by taking out Sir Finley and Hobart and adding 2x Southsea Captains in their place.

1: You will basically not use your hero power ever so sir finley seems like a moot point. Hero powering means youve run out of steam which means you lose. Finley also doesnt provide pirate synergy.

2: Hobart's extra attack for weapons is nice but rarely makes or breaks games, plus again no pirate synergy. Not much immediate board presence for a deck that wants to win by turn 5.

3: The southsea captains have the potential to give you 3 or 4 extra damage on turn 3, which very much could win a game. It also puts your fragile little 1 health pirates out of swipe and maelstrom range.

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My main concern is: how does this deck go against Zoo?

Cult Master is a good tech, but I would replace the 2x Spawn of NZoth with 2x Defender, and possibly find a way to squeeze Gormok in.

Spawn of N'zoth is just a touch too slow for this deck. Since everything else is more or less in its place, I would replace it with 1x Gormok and 1x Black Knight for tech, or 2x Bilefin for more pressure and Councilman fattening, depending on preference.

It's a bit wordy but I couldn't think of a way to shorten it.

 First time ever since I started playing back in classic:

http://imgur.com/JbjMBBq

Playing a zoolock with enhance-o and leeroy. Probably going to write up the decklist later.

Greatest moment: getting 2x PO from peddler, then a turn 9 leeroy + 4x PO. That poor warrior did not see it coming.

Solid replacement for creeper in many low-curve decks.

                      We must continue the work of the Gods.

                             Ah, more essence to capture...

'Mulligan for growth, roots, shade, shredder, sometimes swipe and keeper. Even if you make a mulligan list for every possible opponent it basically never changes'

'Trade with your opponent until your wombo combo will be lethal. Doesn't happen? Must have not smorc'd enough'

'Here's a paragraph describing the benefits to cards everyone has been using in this deck for months'

Add 3000 words and a video, now you have a guide!

Step 1: Turns 1-8: clear your opponents board turn after turn + do a minor amount of damage to face

Step 2: Savage combo. Add salt to taste. For extra richness, add innervate + 2nd roar.

Seeing this deck a lot at rank 2 today. When it works it works, but it doesn't work often.  Very easy to outvalue a lot of the stall cards and if the warrior doesn't draw justicar before 10 mana they can't keep up.

That said, Nefarian in a fatigue deck just doesn't seem to work. I feel like Rafaam or Deathwing would be a much more potent pick. Not much is crueler than dropping a Deathwing against an opponent with no cards left in the deck.

Strong deck but gets stomped by combo druid.

He's ready to rattle some chains! The goal here was to make something synergistic with other cards that has to be handled very carefully. Hell, I would wonder if someone could make an explorers hat hunter deck with a card like this. I see this as similar to the warriors frothing berserker: not exactly threatening in its summoned state but can balloon if not responded to. Also simple and straight to the point; complexity adds nothing when its only there for its own sake.