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There already are decks like this in wild that revolve around flamewaker + cheap spells for a combo turn. They're pretty fun, you should try one. (they're not the best decks out there right now, but they're still loads of fun)

The last tavern brawl I played was a deck full of jeweled macaws and a few random spells... hopefully they spend more time on the next one

People have a tendency to be drawn toward negative outliers, so it's best to focus on gameplay and trust that your decision making will carry you to legend. 

Odds are, you've probably hit more walls at ranks other than 1 from legend, but dont notice because it's not... 1 win from legend. Odds are you've broken those "tougher" barriers without even noticing. Your mindset is going to cause a mental block which may tilt you in winnable games to not weigh options properly, or make non-optimal decisions.

Change your mindset, dont worry about the rank. You've been almost legend so many times, you're obviously basically a legend calliber player. Focusing on hitting legend is just subjective. Focus on your own gameplay and legend will come with it. 

This is the same mentality advice I've given Lol players who get close to diamond, but cant quite push through their series. It works.

nice save bro

LOL^

Now you gotta pay 3 mana instead of 2 to draw your entire deck. From memes to dreams. #rogueisdead

On a more serious note, preparation is literally the only card in hearthstone being played in both standard AND wild with maximum copies in all decks-----(not counting budget decks or odd decks). I looked up Rogue decks on HSreplay and it's basically just 41 pages of x2 preparation. 

I'm actually not even exaggerating by much at all, there were 2 decks that didn't run prep. One had no spells over 0 cost, the other was a pirate rogue that didn't run prep raiding party so I can only assume the users forgot those cards existed. 41 pages of decks. Only 2 decks were without x2 prep. 

So... yeah, preparation nerf was pretty much justified I'd say. 

Took about 12 tries, first 2 I didn't read the description so more like 10 tries, but got there nonetheless.

Here is some math:

Each wing of the adventure costs 700 gold. 

If you low roll quests for a week, you will get at LEAST 350 quest gold. That's 2 weeks per new adventure wing if you just complete the quests and dont even win a game.

Let's say you play 6 games a day and win half. That's 70 gold a week. Averaging the 50-60 gold quests together for a week gives you about 385 gold. Add the 70: that's 455 gold you're taking in a week just by playing ~1hr a day. Each adventure wing costs 700 gold, there are 4 to obtain. 

This means you will get all 4 wings of the adventure in 6.15 weeks. Again, that's just completing quests and scraping up 10 gold a day from wins. This is just 2 weeks longer than the players actually paying for the adventure. This does not take into account gold that players already have on the release of the adventure.

Conclusion: this is not a "pay to play" event. You'll be a bit behind other players if you're a casual f2p player in terms of the adventure release dates. Adventures are actually much better than expansions for f2p players, especially if you dont spend much time playing arena. If you see anyone complaining about the gold prices or calling this a cash grab, just remember to be gentle with the mentally impaired members of the hearthstone community.

-H

It's always the players who are really bad at arena that complain about the gold cost. Everyone else has a job or is actually good at hearthstone. 

Waggle Picks are basically the driving force for tempo rogue right now, you should craft those. If you're running waggle pick, you can add dread corsairs and raiding party as well, that puts you to 1080 dust.

Evil miscreant is a very good common card to add.

The goal isn't to survive into late game, it's to kill your opponent and stay a step ahead of them with your tempo cards.

Side note: I would put 2 copies of sap in any tempo rogue deck.

Great guide, +1. Not sure about cutting out the death rattle package though. This is a high roll deck by nature, and the deathrattle package fits that nature. 

Also since the highlander cards are your only win condition basically. Albatross priest effs you lulz 

Of course it doesn't... I was just making a bit of a joke...

Every class gets 2 cards from Boomsday buffed.

Except priest, it get 3 cards from Boomsday changed, but one is nerfed...

I destroyed all bosses at first try easyly. Try to take 4 mana 7-7 taunt treasure which transforms all cards (including opponents deck and hand)  into legendary minions. When u get the Bartender Bob, choose that minion to always start at mulligan. If you can do this, 100% you finish heroic mode. I preffer hero power "decrease cost of a random card in ur hand by 2".

Maybe it ain't the decks, pal.

Moving it to 9 mana instead of 10 was a mistake because of the coin.  All it does is make it a literal coin flip instead of figurative.  

If the faceless thing catches on people will just run baleful banker instead of brewmaster. 

I've been just running a mechathun discounted by galvanizer + shield slam finisher in my bomb warrior instead of archivist.  It works 100% of the time against control warrior but it's finnicky against bomb warrior because they might reduce your armor below shield slam range, but they still have to kill you before your mechathun dies/kills them.  It gets pretty dicey but it's still a more fun ending to the game than ramming boulderfist ogres into each other.

Yeah thats disgusting. I hate low budget-decks..

Something is wrong with Hybrid Warrior deck. There are Common cards in it /s