Quote from crazyferrari >>(zoo is an aggro deck people, just admit it)
Except, it isn't. Not even close.Aggro decks ignore the board state for the most part and only kill minions that can kill their own without attacking (like an enemy Knife Juggler). They rarely go for anything but face and use removal for taunt creatures and the like, not because it's a threat.
Zoo on the other hand trades. Almost always, unless they are pushing for lethal (and at that point, even control decks rather go face). Zoo creates value by buffing their own minion to up-trade, effectively trading a 1 drop for a 2-5 drop or even higher. That generates tempo and you keep board control. That's what Zoo is about: Keeping board control. It's just effective at what it does, so you rarely need to trade all minions and always have enough on the board to ALSO get some damage in. This effect is currently enhanced by the existence of Councilman, which can snowball pretty hard if not kept in check. Zoo could be described as a tempo/flood deck first and foremost. The only reason why the current zoo lists don't play a bigger mid-range minion, is the simple fact that there aren't any that are worthwhile to run.There are a few mid-range zoo'thun lists that incorporate a core mid-range C'Thun splash, so you have Twins + C'Thun available (and let's be honest, those two are the only worthwhile mid-range neutral options in the game at the moment).
zoo is a yugioh deck.
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Truly sad when this non-class specific card is the best card Rogue got this set.
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I brought the same budget I used for Heroic Kel'Thuzad that I haven't deleted yet... Not terrible?
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BMing is the biggest reason it was removed for "wow" iirc.
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http://www.hearthpwn.com/forums/hearthstone-general/general-discussion/28947-group-therapy-need-to-blow-off-steam-mega-salty
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Because it's a quote unquote combo deck, and draw power to have all the pieces in your hand is pretty vital.
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First, just play all of the classes until you unlock all of the basic cards. (Get them to level 10)
Afterwards, you should have a general idea on which classes you enjoy playing. Adventure modes are great, as you are guaranteed certain cards for completing them. Whether you buy them with gold or cash, it's a good investment either way. Afterwards just complete your daily quests and buy many Classic card packs. Cards in the Classic set are the core and foundation of your decks, and I have opened over 300 Classic packs and I still don't have everything from that set.
edit: For Daily Quests/Playing in general, remember to play on Ranked. Just by reaching Rank 20 each month, you are guaranteed a new card back when the season ends + other things.
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Because aggro shaman is easier to build and play.
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While I loved Journey Below at first for its versatility and being a turn one drop option, overall I found its space is better filled with other, more consistent options. I would not run Twilight Summoner. Being an overall 4 mana for 6/6 worth of stats is nice, but the card is way too slow. Admittedly it is the best target for Raptor, but still too slow. Anyone that knows the meta who sees a Rogue playing Twilight Summoner is going to pop it asap, as they know the Rogue player will want to follow it up with a Raptor to clone the ability. I would also replace the Squidfaces. Not a bad card, but just not good enough.
Here is my own list if you want to compare. A card I actually advise putting in N'Zoth decks for Standard is Infested Tauren. Having Taunt on a Deathrattle card is huge for N'Zoth, while still allowing you to swarm the field and not die the following turn. (or helping in that, anyway)