Town crier is one of the best cards in any warrior deck (just check the stats) and it will probably be played in every single warrior deck (except for big warrior, which is a bit of a meme) until it rotates. So yeah, if you're planning on playing warrior at all between now and April 2020, craft it.
It's a one drop that is useful throughout the entire game, has decent stats and tutors out your rush minions. Without it, your card draw engine is screwed and you won't be able to remove threats when you need it.
Yeah now that I'm re-reading my comment it doesn't make much sense, sorry. Who knows why, I can't really see the point on running body wrapper either (being realistic at least).
As explained in the deck's description, Zephrys is pretty good post Myra's. And even if you just play it for tempo, it's not terrible, it's almost like the faerie dragon the deck runs.
If your question is "should I craft zephrys just for this deck" though, my answer would be probably not.
If you cut myra's you would have to also cut zephrys. My suggestion for those 2 free slots would be good ol' Hench-Clan Thug.
If you check out in hsreplay the current "best performing deck" for tempo rogue, you can see it has one of the highest drawn winrates (although tbf there's not a whole lot of data yet). https://hsreplay.net/decks/1swS3V85atNdtTVdJLM0rc/
The token druid deck hsreplay shows as "most popular" is old, it has not been updated with the expansion (I guess because people haven't played enough new lists), and the one shown as "best performing" doesn't convince me one bit (it has lots of not-good-enough cards like wrath, landscaping and force of nature).
I've tested token druid a lot both before and after the expansion and this is my last version:
I've had success with it in ladder (rank 5 to 1 bracket), the brawliseum too (went 12-2) and on top of that it's pretty cheap and not too hard to pilot, so I definitely recommend it.
Edit: looking at your deck, I see the following problems:
Wargear: too expensive and doesn't leave tokens after being destroyed (Replicating Menace is miles better in token druid). For this same reason I would not run Zilliax.
This seems like a greedy version of control warrior, and if you can afford to be greedy it's because you're facing slower decks, in which case having militia commander surviving (with more health) is probably better. That's my take on it anyway.
This deck is just conjurer's mage with some cards from the new expansion to spice it up but that will probably be cut, so I'd recommend not crafting any of them and just playing conjurer's mage.
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Town crier is one of the best cards in any warrior deck (just check the stats) and it will probably be played in every single warrior deck (except for big warrior, which is a bit of a meme) until it rotates. So yeah, if you're planning on playing warrior at all between now and April 2020, craft it.
It's a one drop that is useful throughout the entire game, has decent stats and tutors out your rush minions. Without it, your card draw engine is screwed and you won't be able to remove threats when you need it.
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Yeah now that I'm re-reading my comment it doesn't make much sense, sorry. Who knows why, I can't really see the point on running body wrapper either (being realistic at least).
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It activates your duskbat and nethersoul buster.
Edit: not that those two cards are any good, you should probably look at more up-to-date versions of zoolock.
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As explained in the deck's description, Zephrys is pretty good post Myra's. And even if you just play it for tempo, it's not terrible, it's almost like the faerie dragon the deck runs.
If your question is "should I craft zephrys just for this deck" though, my answer would be probably not.
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If you cut myra's you would have to also cut zephrys. My suggestion for those 2 free slots would be good ol' Hench-Clan Thug.
If you check out in hsreplay the current "best performing deck" for tempo rogue, you can see it has one of the highest drawn winrates (although tbf there's not a whole lot of data yet). https://hsreplay.net/decks/1swS3V85atNdtTVdJLM0rc/
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The token druid deck hsreplay shows as "most popular" is old, it has not been updated with the expansion (I guess because people haven't played enough new lists), and the one shown as "best performing" doesn't convince me one bit (it has lots of not-good-enough cards like wrath, landscaping and force of nature).
I've tested token druid a lot both before and after the expansion and this is my last version:
I've had success with it in ladder (rank 5 to 1 bracket), the brawliseum too (went 12-2) and on top of that it's pretty cheap and not too hard to pilot, so I definitely recommend it.
Edit: looking at your deck, I see the following problems:
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This seems like a greedy version of control warrior, and if you can afford to be greedy it's because you're facing slower decks, in which case having militia commander surviving (with more health) is probably better. That's my take on it anyway.
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Best advice I can give anyone regarding any game:
Play the game in an "active" way: think about your actions and reflect on them. Don't just play, actively try to improve.
Watch better players (preferably tournament players) play the game.
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Doesn't Scarab Egg synergize better with the rest of the deck?
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Post the decklist you're using and a few replays and we might be able to help you out.
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They should! It works just as well (if not better) in ladder :)
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I hope you're joking, spells make up a third of this deck.
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Too many questionable cards (Archmage Vargoth, Unpowered Steambot, Felsoul Inquisitor, Execute to a lesser degree) and not enough tried-and-tested, busted cards (Eternium Rover, Town Crier, Dyn-o-matic)
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Leaving the discussion of the combo being viable or not aside, I would sub sahket sapper (way too slow) with blink fox (easier vendetta activations).
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This deck is just conjurer's mage with some cards from the new expansion to spice it up but that will probably be cut, so I'd recommend not crafting any of them and just playing conjurer's mage.