Swapping in Medivh, the Guardian is good for a slower variant, and though Prince Malchezaar would make the deck less consistent, I would say go for it if you don't particularly care for efficiency.
Out of the four, the Hunter deck is probably the closest to an existing tier-1 deck. With just a few card replacements, you can have a legend-quality deck. Even without upgrading any cards, though, it can easily carry you to rank 5, and the budget limitations only really show through if you try to bring it to legend, where every percent of increased winrate counts.
This tempo Mage is probably a close second. Shortly after I posted this, Tempo Storm posted a tier-2 tempo mage list that Eloise took to legend. The list is only vaguely similar, due to the budget limitations of this one, but it shows that the deck archtype is good in the current meta.
Hearthstone is something I was always interested in playing but never wanted to sink enough money in to actually get a playable deck. I tried about a year ago but gave up after a while. I just came a back and after doing a bunch of quests that gave me packs and spending $10, I had enough dust to complete this mage deck. I just played for freaking 6 hours in a row. It's so much fun actually being able to win games now. Thank you so much for this deck.
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@BeerB4ron
With those cards, I would suggest taking out Tainted Zealot, one Arcane Intellect, and Ice Barrier. From there, it depends on if you want the deck to go faster or slower. To speed the deck up, take out Polymorph and both Water Elemental. Or, to make the deck heavier, and fare better against decks with healing, take out Breath of Sindragosa and a Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Medivh, the Guardian can work if you're okay with slowing the deck down, and I would recommend taking out either a Bonemare or a Water Elemental if you haven't already.
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@Szyszynka007
Swapping in Medivh, the Guardian is good for a slower variant, and though Prince Malchezaar would make the deck less consistent, I would say go for it if you don't particularly care for efficiency.
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Out of the four, the Hunter deck is probably the closest to an existing tier-1 deck. With just a few card replacements, you can have a legend-quality deck. Even without upgrading any cards, though, it can easily carry you to rank 5, and the budget limitations only really show through if you try to bring it to legend, where every percent of increased winrate counts.
This tempo Mage is probably a close second. Shortly after I posted this, Tempo Storm posted a tier-2 tempo mage list that Eloise took to legend. The list is only vaguely similar, due to the budget limitations of this one, but it shows that the deck archtype is good in the current meta.
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Glyph is great for this deck, you would probably want to take out a copy of Mirror Entity, or Faceless Summoner.