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It was never a particularly good deck, it was just very irritating to play against because the match took 40 minutes. You might be able to get a positive winrate, if you are lucky enough to match against a lot of slow decks, but to actually "climb" will take way to long.

Mana cheating is very frustrating, but if blizzard should look into it, they should take a look at lower mana cards first. A 9-man card like Master Oakheart is allowed to be crazy, as it limit what else you can do this turn. If you look at taunt druid in particular, I think that Witching Hour, is a much more frustrating card, as it lets you combo with Carnivorous Cube or clear the enemy board and so on.

At this point there are so many mana cheating cards, that blizzard is probably going to wait it out, instead of trying to nerf anything.

From the past?

Nothing will ever beat the old Undertaker.

He fits well in the old secret hunter. Does secret hunter fit in this meta? Not really...

First off, I am pretty sure the "There are too many druids"-thread already exist.

The timespand of two weeks are just not gonna happen, as you after just three week, should not make drastic changes (and the expansion is only a week old right now, maybe something else will come up).

If you wanna look back at the history of the game, you should expect a nerf up to 6 months after the expansion. Like we saw with Warsong Commander and Undertaker.

But since they did not nerf secret paladin, when that were just as big a part of ladder, I do not think they will nerf druid, no matter if they are overpowered or not. They are probably gonna try to make another class dominant in the next expansion.

The good news is that there have been many of these "Hearthstone is gonna DIE!"-threads after every expansion, but it is still alive.

So to make this work, you need a deck with an ridicoules amount of one-drops (like 10-12 maybe), which means you will alway be mana efficient. Then as early as turn 5, you play a card that is OP in itself, but it also makes your deck OP?
That's like Mysterious Challenger 2.0? o,0

 Nice to see some positivity for once, and I will agree every archetype can be fun to play :)

Though I will say a monotome meta is always irretating :/....... and your title is missleading ;P

No, Pit Lord would not fit in that deck, for the same reason that it did not fit in the decks that used Voidcaller. If you are going to cheat out demons, there are some much better options than Pit Lord. :)

I only play wild, as I can play whatever deck I want there. I do not play this game for the competition, so as soon as I reach rank 5 I get pretty careless.

If you play for the competition, then wild gets pretty boring/monotome when you get close to legend, so for that I would not recommend it, but before that it is pretty casual after the standard/wild split up, as there with so few players left now, is room for some pretty creative decks (My Gahz'rilla+dreadscale hunter kicks ass!).

The only problem is that it is not uncommon now, to play against the exact same player 2 and sometimes 3 times in a row o,0

Why did they change the art of Witchwood Grizzly? It was so much cooler before. 

I see that Dave Kosak is trying hard but I really missed Ben Brode in the videos.

When Ben Brode do the intro video, he just seems so natural in doing it.

Yeah,  that is just disgusting. Turn 3 High drop from Barnes and you can concede. No point of playing that game.

I had to stop playing wild just because of the existence of big priest

I don't think people don't find it fun, it's probably that most people just don't have the collection to make a viable wild deck.

Anything creative/not a netdeck.

I hope whoever designed this card stubbed their toe

naah it isn't a victory it's a tie, ties like that end in a victory screen because blizzard doesn't have a tie screen for some random reason, however if you checked after the game you would have noticed that neither player won nor lost stars.

Nice bait, tell me if it gets you the popular achievement.