I will make a bit longer post explaining some things:

* The top arena classes are paladin, mage, priest, shaman... in that order (imo) before going into arena familiarize with the cards and playstyle of these classes.

* I have won over 250 games in arena before getting my first 12 wins in arena, right after I got a 9 wins... last 2 arena runs are 4 wins and 3 wins... the succes you had in former arena doesnt guarantee the succes in your following ones.

* Take the tierlists found all over the internet!

* when following the tierlist, also take in account your manacurve. Tempo is very important in arena.

* know how to trade with your minions! learn when to use your heropower! and most important learn how to gain cardadvantage!

* know when to trade, and when you let your opponent do the trading. Playing like a facehunter can be fine during some matches, but sometimes you just need to play very defensively!

* Try playing on different times of the day to see where you meet the lesser opponents... Where for some the best time to play is early in the morning, for others it is late in the evening.

* Sometimes you will loose, not only because you have a bad deck, but because your opponent has some sick plays... it happens!

* last but not least... dont force yourself to finish a run... if you get salty because of a loss, you will loose your next game! Keep your head together, focus!!!

 I think I go for Unstable Portal

because her portal... well... it allready spawned 2 minions :P

First look at which cards you want to include, then multiply each common with 400, rare 800 epic 1600 and legendary 3200... Add them together and divide by 40... Then multiply this amount with 100 (this is the max gold that you will have to invest)

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This deck getting played more makes Kezan Mystic that much more playable.

It really is a tempo swing in your favor to steal a secret. Hunters and Mages still exist. I'd main board Kezan Mystic.

So you want to steal a 1 mana secret? not worth it m8 only secret worth is stealing an avenge...

The best deck against secret paladin is imo control priest (I am not talking about the dragon priest)... 

sometimes with a crazy good deck you get paired against 3 people with even better decks and you loose ending up at 0-3... its not only about skill, its about luck... 

CW can do just fine without varian... I have him, but on critical turns he just craps in my face! if you like handlock, jaraxxus is a must! and justicar can fit in both decks me thinks... although Ysera is an awesome dragon... also a staple in control warrior... 

TL;DR version,

Handlock without jaraxxus is crap! varian craps in my face, why wouldnt he crap in yours? justicar is great! ysera is awesome... so craft justicar and jaraxxus!

I have noticed that if you can get your hands on a mukla's champions (especially if you are a paladin or shaman) pick it... dont let it pass by!!!! that card wins games!!! 

Also murloc knight definiately needs a nerf, in arena this card also is like a bulldozer, it turns games around on its own!

preparation -> preparation -> concede

Only 10 games with totem shaman so far, and I am at 9-1 :) I love this deck... Lets see how far this deck will get me!

I get fucked over and over by malfurion... but that doesnt make him hot... more a rapist... gay rapist :P

"But I'm da best at watch'n da door."

got to legend today with my version of demonlock, switched to control warrior around rank 5 because that's usually where the face hunters cap and it's generally free wins with control warrior , then stopped seeing them at rank 3 so switched back to demonlock and made it to legend half an hour ago.

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is it possible for my daughter to be added on the same iphone hearthstone?

2 accounts on 1 device?

Sure, it's just like both of you playing HS on the same computer.  You'll just log in/out each time you want to switch users.

Hello, and welcome to our show.

Are you tired of your class?
Do you sometimes feel rage when some OP class bullshit turn 6 s**tface kills you?
Do you feel like it's pointless to play a class you already got golden portrait of and 60 levels?

If you answered YES to all or any of these questions above - you need to try:

WARLOCK

Warlock is full of variety, easy to transition from other class into. And most importantly: The most f**king fun you can imagine.

This includes (but is not limited only to) these archetypes: Handlock, Zoo, Deamonlock, Deathrattle Deathwing lock, MrgrgrglrLock and Hypercombination of any of those above.

• No longer run out of board with ZOO
• No longer run out of big s**t with HANDLOCK
• No longer run out of tempo with DEAMONLOCK
• No longer run murlocks cause GvG basically brought mechs that are like bilion times better in every way

And much much more.

_{Disclaimer: If this awesome warlock add didn't convince you, please contact your local doctor as soon as possible or play facehunter.}

This effect takes place whenever any player tries to draw a card. Not only does your opponent not draw a card on their next turn, but if you decide to kill his Bloodmage Thalnos after dropping Ozumat, he's suddenly one step closer to fatigue. This card is kind of like Jeeves in a way, because sometimes you play your Jeeves, and your opponent decides he wants to benefit from Jeeves's card draw. Your opponent can choose not to kill the Ozumat if he wants, causing you to miss out on drawing a card on your next turn. I think it's a fun card. I'm not sure how much serious play it would see, but it would work well in mill decks and against any deck that likes to dump its hand quickly.

Another funny idea I had is that it could end topdeck wars. If it's in a true topdeck situation and the board is empty, playing this card immediately after drawing it leaves your opponent cardless and with no way to recover. I'm pretty sure it would be a rare occurence, but nonetheless, this card would lead to some crazy games.

I'm fixing this to have the following definitions for good, conditional, and bad.  Good = You can literally always play the card to either gain more (and relevant) resources, or pressure your opponent's life total.  Conditional = You can use this card to gain tempo, trade for your opponents minions, gain HP to draw the game out longer, or additional threats.  Bad = incredibly inconsistent in the late game with little combo potential outside of niche scenarios.

*Note* Conditional cards are bad in certain matchups and in various scenarios and will not always be good cards that you will actually want to play.  Even most good cards you won't necessarily always want to play them and there will be times when other cards you have access to are better and of higher priority.

Against Mage (23 cards):

Good (4): Arcane Intellect, Fireball, Frostbolt, Pyroblast

Conditional (18): Arcane Explosion, Arcane Missiles, Polymorph, Cone of Cold, Flamecannon, Mirror Image, Frost Nova, Flamestrike, Unstable Portal, Echo of Medivh, Ice Lance, Duplicate, Ice Barrier, Mirror Entity, Counterspell, Vaporize, Ice Block, Blizzard

Bad (1): Spellbender

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~17%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~3%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~78%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~61%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~4%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: >1%

Against Druid (23 cards):

Good (6): card]Starfire[/card], Swipe, Bite, Nourish, Force of Nature, Dark Wispers, 

Conditional (15): Claw, Healing Touch, Innervate, Mark of the Wild, Mark of Nature, Power of the Wild, Savage Roar, Soul of the Forest, Wrath, Naturalize, Tree of Life, Poison Seeds, Savagery, Recycle, Starfall

Bad (2): Moonfire, Wild Growth

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~26%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~7%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~65%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~43%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~9%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: ~1%

Against Hunter (19 cards):

Good (3): Animal Companion, Kill Command, Tracking

Conditional (14): Arcane Shot, Hunter's Mark, Cobra Shot, Multi-Shot, Deadly Shot, Explosive Shot, Flare, Explosive Trap, Freezing Trap, Snipe, Misdirection, Snake Trap, Feign Death, Unleash the Hounds

Bad (2): Call Pet, Bestial Wrath

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~16%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~2%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~74%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~54%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~11%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: ~1%

Against Priest (21 cards):

Good (1): Holy Fire

Conditional (20): Holy Smite, Mind Blast, Power Word: Shield, Shadow Word: Pain, Divine Spirit, Holy Nova, Mind Control, Mind Vision, Shadow Word: Death, Silence, Thoughtsteal, Velen's Chosen, Shadowform, Inner Fire, Circle of Healing, Light of the Naaru, Shadow Madness, Mindgames, Lightbomb, Mass Dispel

Bad or Conditional (0): 

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~5%
Probability of drawing two good spells: >1%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~95%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~91%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: 0%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: 0%

*Note* Most priest spells are incredibly situational but potentially powerful so while they're not consistently good they do have the potential for big swings while at the same time they could also end up being completely useless.

Against Shaman (18):

Good (5): Rockbiter Weapon,  Crackle,  Lightning Bolt,  Feral Spirit, Lava Burst 

Conditional (12): Ancestor's Call, Forked Lightning, Ancestral Healing, Frost Shock, Hex, Windfury, Bloodlust, Reincarnate, Ancestral Spirit, Lightning Storm, Far Sight, Earth Shock

Bad (1): Totemic Might

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~28%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~8%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~67%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~44%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~6%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: >1%

Against Warrior (17):

Good (2): Heroic Strike,  Mortal Strike, 

Conditional (14):  Bouncing Blade, Whirlwind, Cleave, Charge, Execute, Inner Rage, Rampage, Shield Block, Slam, Brawl, Crush, Battle Rage, Commanding Shout, Upgrade!,

Bad (1): Shield Slam

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~12%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~1%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~82%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~68%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~6%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: >1%

*Note* Shield Slam is considered a conditional card if you are playing Nefarian in a Warrior deck.

Against Rogue (19):

Good (2): Eviscerate, Sprint

Conditional (14): Vanish, Preparation, Sabotage, Assassinate, Backstab, Sap, Cold Blood, Conceal, Fan of Knives, Shadowstep, Shiv, Betrayal

Bad (3):  Deadly Poison, Tinker's Sharpsword Oil, Blade Flurry, Sinister Strike, Headcrack

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~11%
Probability of drawing two good spells: ~1%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~74%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~54%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~16%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: ~2%

*Note* Deadly Poison, Tinker's Sharpsword Oil and Blade Flurry are all conditional cards if you are playing Nefarian in a weapon class.

Against Warlock (17):

Good (1): Darkbomb, 

Conditional (13): Drain Life, Hellfire, Shadow Bolt, Demonfire, Mortal Coil, Twisting Nether, Power Overwhelming, Soulfire, Imp-losion, Shadowflame, Siphon Soul, Bane of Doom, Demonheart

Bad (3): Sense Demons, Corruption, Sacrificial Pact

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~6%
Probability of drawing two good spells: >1%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~76%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~58%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~18%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: ~3%

*Note* Sense Demons is a good card if you are playing Nefarian in Demonlock and Sacrificial Pact is a conditional card if you are playing against a Demonlock.

Against Paladin (21):

Good (4): Avenging Wrath, Hammer of Wrath, Lay on Hands, Muster for Battle, 

Conditional (16): Holy Wrath, Seal of Light, Avenge, , Noble Sacrifice, Redemption, Repentance, Divine Favor, Blessed Champion, Blessing of Kings, Blessing of Might, Blessing of Wisdom, Consecration, Holy Light, Humility,Equality, Hand of Protection,

Bad (1): Eye for an Eye

Probability of drawing one good spell: ~19%
Probability of drawing two good spells: >4%
Probability of drawing one conditional spell: ~76%
Probability of drawing two conditional spells: ~58%
Probability of drawing one bad spell: ~5%
Probability of drawing two bad spells: >1%

*Note* Most of paladin's conditional cards are fairly low impact so while they might not be completely terrible like some of the bad cards they're not exactly doing very much in the late game.

FINAL THOUGHTS:

Overall Nefarian is a card that if you're going to play it you really should only use it in Control Warrior as it will have the fewest matchups where it can steal objectively bad cards by turning Shield Slam, Deadly Poison, Tinker's Sharpsword Oil and Blade Flurry in to conditional cards while also having the benefit of being a solid late game oriented deck that plays other large minions so that you can bait out Big Game Hunter before you want to stick Nefarian.  However the extreme randomness of his effect and high likelihood of pulling situational cards that won't even be helpful in the late game lead me to believe that this is an objectively bad card and one that will be consistently underwhelming.  You should never play this card unless the metagame grinds to a complete halt and you are already playing Ysera and need even more late game bombs to grind out wins in the control mirror.  But in metagames where that is not the case, I think you should steer far away from this underwhelming 9 drop.

Thanks for the advise man :D