Hearthpwn

This deck is a complte hot trainwreck, and also amazing

Game has been out one day, you are a literal child. Figure out some counters, let the metagame sort itself out, come back in three months if it's still broken.

Sweet tech dude, there's some really innovative card choices in there.

All the cards seem so underpowered, too much board clear out there.

All the 1 ofs speak out that this deck is pretty unrefined.

Is it a steward of darkshire deck? Not really with only one steward, but then there's a whole bunch of 1-health minions that don't make that much sense. Needs some work!

Weak against aggro shaman I found, you're struggling from behind most of the game, then doomhammer and lava burst just do too much damage to you.

xzirez's list with soulfire plays very nicely...

Looks fun, but far from optimized. Jouster is a bad card, Healing Wave doesn't belong in a deck like this, Faceless is just sitting there looking stupid without enough decent minions to copy (aside from evolve rng)...

You're in wild, take the chance to run some battlecry prime minions. Where's Loatheb?!

It's overcosted, but with C'thun priest I often have board control and excess mana, but the opponent keeps playing minions at awkward numbers to kill efficiently, so it's nice to have a source of instant damage while still developing stats on the board. At a certain attack value it no longer matters - there's not that much difference between this being 4/6 or 2/6 for trading purposes, just you can't then go face. The real hit though is in spell damage, really missing those 3-damage holy novas. Probably bad, but going to test it a bit more.

Yeah that's right, but I mean making a serious run on legend, ranks 20-5 are just for fun apart from getting golden hero wins and quests, just don't think I'll bother getting that far with both modes every month.

Going to play standard this month and next, will then prob put in a month of wild. I don't think I play enough to get past rank 5 on both in a given month.

Standard is the more fun meta right now because everything is crazy and the void left by the rotation has shaken things up. It's also more likely to become "solved" sooner with more players and tournament play, so I want to get games in before things stabilize a month or two down the line. Wild is going to take longer for people to figure out the best decks. I'm just staring at my collection right now trying to innovate or add a card here and there and getting option paralysis instead.

I can guarantee you're playing like crap. Probably need to work on your game basics.

Already teching in the Black Knight...

The way you've got to look at it is in terms of percentages, what times is it the ideal mana cost and minion, what times it's acceptable, and what times it's unplayable, having just one dead card in hand for a bit is fine in Warlock for example, and eventually it'll hit something good, or worst case scenario some kind of big-bodied threat. Do you have time to wait, and can you get by with the other cards in your hand? The pay-off seems reasonable if the rest of your deck is built in a balanced way. The big disadvantage is you can't play him the turn you draw him...

25/25 and golden, stuck in the bottom 2 cards of my deck.

Yeah, pretty easily, it's a powerful effect but not the most reliable of cards, this deck is a bit light on early game so why not knife juggler? Loatheb does a similar job improving specific match-ups. Bear in mind you'll be missing a dragon so twilight drake might be another option.