Hearthpwn

Oh yes, this deck was born from the strong will to make big priests suffer, haha :-D

Hey Poncik, nice to hear you enjoy milling :-D

So against other infinite decks you need to make sure to keep lab recruiter for after Valeera to shuffle copies of itself and then you win from creating multiple N'Zoth boards which should outvalue their boards. That's also the way to win against Jade Druids.
If I find the time I will update the matchups soon!

MCT could be an option if you face many decks they work well against. I am not sure what to replace though - maybe Fan of Knives if you don't find many odd paladins. Or try not playing Doomsayers maybe?
Please share your results, haha, because I can't test a lot myself and I am curious how these changes would work out :-)

And it is always worth crafting mill rogue - this deck is the one I always go back to when I find me at points of boredom with the "normal" decks, hehe.

It does not really make sense, no. These "some new cards" need to be so strong that they change the whole meta to make it "fresh".
And when should that be? After two months already?

Usually only the last month feels a bit stale and not even always because people still come around with new deck ideas.

So I disagree that this would be "healthy" it would just be a forced meta change with very strong cards or if the power level is not very strong it just doesn't do anything in that little time.

Oh no, I am missing six of them D:

I'd add: ... bring somebody's health down to less than -30
... bring your own health down to less than -100 (circle of healing is the key, lol)
... reached a 90-turn-tie in a ranked game
... reached a tie with one person dying from Mecha'thun and the other from fatigue (that was quite funny, haha)

Btw, I like this thread - great idea! :-)

Yeah, that's what I thought, but I didn't play a lot lately so I am not aware of the meta so much.

Only with strong Boom RNG to kill them (like I did for the one win against warrior).
If there are many of those warrior around it is problematic, but as HSreplay says warrior is by far worst class in wild I don't think too many people play it anyways, right?
Mostly you do lose infinite matchups. I was lucky to beat one Jade druid with tempo and strong random mechs.

Both decks are a lot of fun and have quite some strategic choices to offer.
I really think both with stay around in tier 3 + for the whole year.

It is very hard to decide which one is cooler, but I went for Big Shaman :-)

It is only a restriction for targeting, but the effect of the spell is to damage a minion. It is intended to work that way.

Well, so far it didn't make a big difference. But as there is not really a matchup in which it helps to shuffle more than three you are probably right to avoid the possible risk of having to shuffle only one card and falling short in specific matches.

Sorry if it sounded harsh the way I asked for your rank I didn't intend to put you in a defensive mode and justify anything :-)

I know the feeling - I am 31 and fulltime working too and usually gain my ranks within like three hardcore gaming days per month and the occasional 3-5 matches after supper, lol. But as I play mill rogue since more than two years now I also made it to legend a few times with it but still k now how much the meta can change when climbing from below 5.

So I went for Belcher (for quite a while I also played one Baum and two Belchers) mostly because it blocks two times and very often overweighs the health gain (huge Kingsbane swings, windfury giants and 4 mana 7/7). But I still play one Mistress of Mixures which grants some heal.
Over easter holidays I might finde some time to play and change my build a bit and then I will maybe update my guide too!

Have a nice day and talk to you again soon! :)

As always I am happy when people keep my favourite deck type alive!

I must add and ask few things though:
- How come you pick Applebaum over Belcher?
- Why do you not play a copy of Lab Recruiter (the only way to win the infinite battles against Jade Druid and Bishop priests)?
- Scheme complete replacing Gang-Up doesn't feel right, because you need to draw it to make it bigger and if you have it early it can happen that it shuffles too many copies to mess up your deck. Plus 3 copies are usually enough anyways.
- I am not sure in which ranks you play the deck, but saying shaman is "quite easy" is ignoring the majority of shamans are still even shamans (https://hsreplay.net/decks/#playerClasses=SHAMAN&gameType=RANKED_WILD) and that matchup is terrible as it's always been (devolve).


Nevertheless I enjoy seeing different builds around and hope you are all having tons of fun with one of the most hated and loved decks around, haha :D

I totally like the DKs, but two years are enough now and as a standard and wild player I am fine with it anyways :)

Malygos usually shows up when the meta is slow and when there is a lot of support to survive the midgame. It rarely plays a big role in the standard meta. I am pretty sure the rotation brings back some aggro decks to keep Malygos in check again.
I am not an aggro player myself, but I am looking forward to aggro coming back for a healthy meta.

Actually after seeing all the cards I am hyped again for the first time since the last three expansion and decided to preorder again this time. Just the "small" package, but I think this year will start out fun.

So this is our first nerf candidate I guess. Crazy value, totally over the top!