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Quote from hillandder >>

Play roll the bones, draw 15 cards burning 6 or 7 of them, after that die the fatigue or don't draw roll the bones and get stomped by any aggro because the deck don't have a single removal... 

First off, I do run removal in the form of minions. Removal doesn't have to be a spell. All it takes is having control of the board to make the trades you want and that's what this deck aims to do.

Secondly I have 18 cards that are 2 mana or lower... so I'm not sure what your definition of low cost cards is. I guess I could add in more wisps and penguins.

That's something I'm trying to test to figure out the optimal number of deathrattle cards. If you have 3-4 non deathrattle cards in the deck you almost always draw up to a full hand, but once you start adding in more you run the risk of only drawing 1-3 which feelsbadman. But the power level of the deck is probably improved by having less deathrattles and making it less "meme'y"

The deck definitely isn't a tournament deck, let me get that out of the way right now. It's just for fun. And you're right that drawing doesn't matter unless it does something. That's why in the description of this deck I mentioned how the strategy is to trade everything off on board until your opponent runs out of resources and THAT'S when the draw matters. This isn't an aggro or tempo deck, it's control. You keep playing minions, remove anything and everything, and then refill your hand and overwhelm them. 

This deck probably could afford more non-deathrattle cards, but I'm trying to figure out a good balance that keeps Roll the Bones as efficient as possible. 3-4 seems about right from my testing.

Roll the Bones!

You might be thinking "Ummmm that's not the best card at all you idiot..." BUT hear me out! What other card in the game has the potential to draw you a FULL hand? Divine Favor maybe if you get super lucky and your opponent has a full hand... but in the right deck Roll the Bones will almost always draw you a full hand for 2 mana. So I did some testing and came up with a list to do just that. It's a pretty fun deck that I've never seen anywhere and it's been doing pretty well for me around rank 10 in wild so far. Check it out and let me know what you think!

This one has so much going on and the ship and lighting effects are amazing

Quote from Ogobum >>

Too inconsistent.  Just as likely is you have two warleaders in your opening hand and it's game over man.

It seems like most players don't realizing how powerful the Finja package (below) is, and I predict this will have a heavy influence on the year of the mammoth standard. With the addition of 5 cards you can really increase the power level of your deck, and it can go in just about any deck! You have to play with them to really see the potential, but the swings you can get with a Finja activation are huge and often win the game for you. Has anybody else had crazy success with these cards in various decks?

1 - Finja, the Flying Star

2 - Murloc Warleader

2 - Bluegill Warrior

Quote from RegalSmeagol >>

I dunno what you guys think, but wouldn't Barnes be a solid addition here?

Quote from N4P4L44 >>

I am currently thinking of a standard adaption and will add a list of recommended swaps when I finish, but just wanted to suggest that you include Kel'Thuzad. He has the same effect as Baron Rivendare with Dreadsteeds, and will keep Mayor Noggenfogger alive even if he does get hit and killed, assuming they still don't have enough firepower left to kill KT too. No harm done by adding a similar effect.

It definitely sounds promising, but I haven't been able to test it since I don't have mal'ganis. I have noticed in recent games that I barely ever need to play N'zoth and when I do play it, I am already winning so I could see cutting that for malganis or even kelthuzad. Sacrificial pact is a bit situational and doesn't heal for enough to justify a spot in my opinion.

I decided to make this deck faster and added in Alarm-o-Bot to get out the Verdant Longneck a turn earlier. Sick value!

Quote from 359DON >>

checkout danehearth, he made it to rank 5 with this or similar deck. play nazoth with plenty of dreadsteed and then mayor.. then he doesnt even care to attack,, he just skip turn and laugh

It does create some funny situations and the mayor is just too perfect with a board full of dreadsteeds

Yeah, that's awesome as all the spell damage buffs we have now aren't permanent and are easily removed