Played one game in Legend, lost in fatigue to Control Warrior (they're back) who had Elysiana...so, I think this needs Elysiana as well? I'd cut one Storm Chaser probably, gonna try some more games these days.
Yah I subbed Elysiana for Plague of Murlocs but -1 Storm Chaser could work as well. To be honest, this deck just isn't that great against Control Warrior, which has made a big resurgence. I'm going to really have to change a few things If I want it to work.
Today I hit Legend with my homebrew King Phaoris Control Shaman, and I wanted to share the list I've been curating/perfecting for the past few months. The deck list is below, and it has favorable/50/50 matchups against just about every deck in the meta. The sheer amount of board clears and card generation via Hagatha, allow you to exhaust virtually every deck you play against. Here is the link to the deck: https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1334888-king-phaoris-control-shaman
As someone who enjoys wild a lot, can we not be toxic like this. I know this is kind of a joke, but the whole "this format is for x type people", and elitism jousting, is just so trivial and pointless.
Wild is a good place if you wanna play "home brews" as you can go quite far without facing a lot of the op wild meta decks and as for standard, I have had some success with my home brew decks even against the op top tier decks and the current meta isn't that aggressive anymore since rogue isn't as dominant as it was let's say a month or two ago.
It's definently tougher but I still find a lot of success with homebrew decks. As long as you deckbuild well, you can find a lot of success with Tier 2, Tier 3 decks.
Cool ideas but the rotating hero power would never fly. It's way to complicated, it's inconsistent in turns of mana cost, and it scales over time (something a base hero power shouldn't be able to do). That being said, the cards look great, and you have a lot of interesting mechanics and well-designed cards.
Pretty cool card, and one I think will have some decent play. You're giving up 2 health over Yeti-stats for the battlecry (arguably ~3 stats because 'just a Yeti' isn't good enough these days). So what does that battlecry do?
1) Stops a minion from attacking for 2 turns (first turn 1/2, second turn 2/2 and awaken, third turn attack). This obviously isn't as good as removal, and is basically akin to playing something like Ice Lance on a minion for two consecutive turns (though better because you can get past taunt). That said, it blunts your opponent's attacking power (good vs aggro and midrange), and can give you some tempo (you're temporarily removing their minion, helping you with board control). 2) Triggers a second use of one of the new dormant demons. Nothing needs to be said about how good this can be, and really the only downside is that you have to have one on the battlefield... but this is much easier given that they can't be removed until they awaken, not forcing you to play both minions in one turn to guarantee the synergy (like is the case for some other duos of cards).
I think a lot of tempo and midrange decks would seriously consider this, and if they're running good dormant demons it should push it over the line. For example, I'd foresee demon hunter midrange with that 10 damage to enemies demon running this.
You forgot 3. Protecting essential minions, like combo pieces/cards with powerful effects. This card is insane.
Old: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn. (Cost can't be reduced below 1.) → New: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn.
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Yah I subbed Elysiana for Plague of Murlocs but -1 Storm Chaser could work as well. To be honest, this deck just isn't that great against Control Warrior, which has made a big resurgence. I'm going to really have to change a few things If I want it to work.
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Oh sorry. Here is the link https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1334888-king-phaoris-control-shaman
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Today I hit Legend with my homebrew King Phaoris Control Shaman, and I wanted to share the list I've been curating/perfecting for the past few months. The deck list is below, and it has favorable/50/50 matchups against just about every deck in the meta. The sheer amount of board clears and card generation via Hagatha, allow you to exhaust virtually every deck you play against. Here is the link to the deck: https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1334888-king-phaoris-control-shaman
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Chill.... The expansion hasn't even come out yet. You sound like a dumbass.
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Fair, but the murloc prime can be used in near every paladin deck.
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AAAA Savenya!
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As someone who enjoys wild a lot, can we not be toxic like this. I know this is kind of a joke, but the whole "this format is for x type people", and elitism jousting, is just so trivial and pointless.
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Wild is cheaper then Standard, wdym?
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It's definently tougher but I still find a lot of success with homebrew decks. As long as you deckbuild well, you can find a lot of success with Tier 2, Tier 3 decks.
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Cool ideas but the rotating hero power would never fly. It's way to complicated, it's inconsistent in turns of mana cost, and it scales over time (something a base hero power shouldn't be able to do). That being said, the cards look great, and you have a lot of interesting mechanics and well-designed cards.
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Don't we all
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You forgot 3. Protecting essential minions, like combo pieces/cards with powerful effects. This card is insane.
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Biggest set of announcements in Hearthstone history, bar none. Great Work HS team!
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These changes are coming on the 26th:
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No it won't. All of these buffs will actually help to bring the power level up of these classes with higher tier decks.