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She is tier C, though. She is excellent in PvE where you can see what your opponent is going to do and also at low level PvP where Xyrella + Samuro rips the unprepared to shreds, but at higher level PvP where the focus is speed manipulation, she has significantly less impact

It's actually really good vs Spell Mage, seeing as you can deal face damage without attacking to avoid popping Ice Barrier. It can also be fairly decent against Handbuff Paladin to snipe minions behind taunts (and Handbuff Paladin is probably this deck's toughest matchup). I also found it fine against Elemental Shaman, but generally too slow vs Face Hunter (although this deck is generally fine vs Face Hunter due to all the life gain). So really it's a call on what you think you will have most problems with

I just removed the Rustrot Viper myself, as it feels a lot less meta-relevant than it was a few days ago. I personally went with Bloodmage Thalnos, but Spectral Sight is also a good choice

If you are still interested in playing something like this, you could always take a look at another of my decks: https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1374388-hand-buff-dh

It puts a lot more emphasis on buffing Wrathscale Naga and Felsteel Executioner, and therefore drops most of the other minions (including Y'Shaarj, the Defiler).

I've been a bit busy lately, but I will be off for the holidays for the next couple of weeks, so I'm sure I can produce one then. I will let you know if and when that is!

Yeah, it's definitely not easy to play. As I mentioned in the deck description, I've played a lot of Token DH, so a lot of those choices have become almost second nature to me. But there is a fine line between using a card now without synergy in order to stop the opponent snowballing, or holding onto it in order to get the most value.
Regarding Wrathscale Naga: I would say that cashing in on it is almost always the correct play. The main exception would be if you have several taunts and don't expect the opponent to be able to kill your Naga without having to attack through all of them, but that isn't a common scenario.

I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the deck!

I actually get quite a lot of mileage out of Feast of Souls. Particularly in matchups such as Warrior and Priest, but also Hunter to an extent. You need to keep in mind that this isn't an aggro deck (I like to think of it as mid-range). Your early game is slow and mainly designed to slow the opponent down. Once you reach the mid-game, this is where Feast of Souls really shines, as it allows you to get ahead in cards, which then allows you to happily commit your other enablers to start dominating the game.

I agree it is unlikely to be as useful against Aggro/Soul DH (simply because you will most likely be dead before the card advantage matters), so I can understand if you want to swap it out if you are only playing against that (although there are many other cards in this deck that would also apply to).

I definitely wouldn't take out Parade Leader. It's a key component of how the deck works. If you have it early, you can simply drop it as 2-cost minion that the opponent has to deal with (ie, slowing them down). And it makes sure your token cards scale strongly into the mid/late game. I would drop Knife Juggler before Parade Leader.

Regarding Demon Companion: I agree it is not vital to the deck, and I'm actually currently testing the deck with Hench-Clan Hogsteed in its place, and I think it is working well (another card to clear early minions, plus it works with all the token payoff cards for a little extra punch), although using Eye Beam in its place could also work.

I was playing Soul DH from day 1 of Scholomance release (I even had a deck list posted here for it before Scholomance was released) right up until everyone else realised it was good. Then I got bored with it. lol

But Token DH has always been my favorite DH deck :)

Yeah, the meta is all over the place at the moment, so some days I'm up against a lot of good matchups, and others I'm against mainly  bad ones. When the meta finally settles, we will know if this deck is truly good. Either way, it's a lot of fun! :)

Glad you are enjoying the deck!

The Faceless Corrupter can easily be replaced (it was mainly added as anti-Magtheridon tech when that deck was seeing more play). Possible replacements are:

A second copy of Cobalt Spellkin
A second copy of Command the Illidari
Metamorphosis

Or you could use the slot for specific tech if the meta demands it (Acidic Swamp Ooze, for example)

Hope that helps!

oh yeah! Bloodmage Thalnos is even better i guess. But what about Metamorphosis? Isn't it too slow for current meta?

Really enjoying the deck!

Replaced Rustrot Viper and Metamorphosis for two Spectral Sight for consistent draw and its doing wonders. Hunters and Shamans cry in a corner when you heal from 5 hp to full

see this deck with potential

tnx i will try.

Thank you! :D

If you wanted to do a mulligan guide, that'd be very nice :D

My suggested changes would be - 2x heralds, -2 broom, + yogg and Zeki (to win control), +2 4-mana-dh-class rush that helps a lot vs aggro.
Nice deck overral!

I don't have any Expendable P reformers.  so instead i use Satyr Overseer and it seems to do the job well enough.   the deck is pretty fun!

Thank you. I'm trying this as my first deck!

I will try out this version, thank you. I am not convinced on Fel Guardians. You run 2x  Command the Illidari and I agree on that, it enables 18 damage to face even without cost reduction. But three 1/2 minions even for 0, late in the game, I dont know man, sounds awful and you dont simply have enough space for OTK. I will try it out, but I also will try Faceless Corruptor instead. 

Another thing I am worried about is lack of healing. Those healing cards have saved me so many times versus agro hunter and rogue matchups. I will give a feedback after 15-20 games with new version. Thanks