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I was playing a homebrewed Reno Mage deck in Wild with many random effect cards. Here are some highlights from a match against a Rogue.

My Turn 2- Coin out Kabal Courier; choose Doomguard

My Turn 3- Play Spellslinger, receive Confuse.

Rogue's Turn 4- Play Call in the Finishers from my Spellslinger

My Turn 5- Play ETC from Prince Malchezzar, get the murloc one. (It was later "sacrificed" by Doomguard)

My Turn 6- Play Servant of Yogg-Saron. He casts Confuse, which does nothing besides switching health on Servant of Yogg-Saron bcause his only minions were 1/1 murlocs 

Later on, I play Reno Jackson from 10 health, Confuse still in hand, and a Doomguard on my board. Rogue is at 13 health Rogue plays minions. I then surprised him with another Confuse and 13 damage to his face.

Playing Renolock versus Dragon Priest at lower ranks. It was already far past turn 10, and I pulled this off over two turns using Brann Bronzebeard into Twliight Drake, then Faceless Shambler and Faceless Manipulator. Priest then proceeded to concede.

Apparently Kabal tri-class cards do get transformed if this is cast. Servant of Yogg-Saron cast this when I had Kazakus in hand as Reno Mage, and Kazakus turned into the new Warrior legendary. I also had a Felfire Potion from the random potion minion turned into Brass Knuckles, and my Kabal Courier turned into a Public Defender. I lost the match via Malygos Druid combo. 

Opened my first double legendary pack! (Aya Blackpaw and Inkmaster Solia) It also had the Piranha Launcher epic. I had opened Solia in one of the compensation packs, so that meant 400 dust. Still, it was wonderful to see.

BattleTag: Diglett#1625 (F2P account) Punka#1443 (main account, may not be on that one until next season)

Region: Mostly US for now

Experience: Intermediate, but may seem beginner on the F2P account as I don't have as many cards

Usual Play Times: Between 4 and 10 PM Eastern US Time

Preferred Heroes: Not really a favorite, but I like Mage and Hunter best.

Looking For: Quest Partner

I have played regularly since May 2015, and I am okay with chats and advice. I also play World of Warcraft and Heroes of the Storm, but may not be on until next month. (I need a better computer)

I was doing a Shaman arena with Reno Jackson and the only double copy being Piloted Shredder, and I was at 6-2.  I matched up with a Warrior, and I get the following in my opening hand (I only had one of each of these cards in the deck)

Tunnel Trogg, Totem Golem, Feral Spirit, and Eternal Sentinel

After playing the first three in order with only a hastily dead two drop and a button press from the Warrior, I hear the words "I choose death!" 

I lost the next game, but the constructed shammy shenanigans in Arena felt good. I  feel sorry for that Warrior, however.

"Now take a left here and let's see you parallel park this thing, smart guy."

Jokes aside, I don't see this working out with Noble Sacrifice, but it could be good if played outside Mysterious Challenger in Wild Secret/N'zoth Paladin. Drawing your secrets early does happen.

I was playing Wild Secret Paladin at Rank 12, and faced off against a Priest who pulled off a Reno Jackson heal. had two Knife Jugglers on the board, drew N'Zoth, and played it. It summoned five minions counting itself, and since the priest had nothing on board, it was essentially a Pyroblast with 5 minions attached. The Priest used Lightbomb, but I still won with N'Zoth, two Shredder drops, and a Haunted Creeper on board.

I was playing my Renounce Darkness warlock deck, and I went up against a Mill Rogue. I drew Renounce Darkness from his first Coldlight Oracle,  and played it on my next turn. Well, I ended up with Steady Shot and discounted Hunter cards. Around turn 10, the rogue plays Vanish at 5 health, and two hyenas from Savannah Highmane, a Ram Wrangler that had summoned an already dead Huge Toad, and an Ironfur Grizzly from Bear Trap returned to my hand, making nine cards. Then I played one of the hyenas, then Ram Wrangler, and King Krush roars his devillish roar.  I then proceeded to hit the poor rogue in the face for eight damage, and killed him with three overkill. I did feel a little sorry for that person, but I guess it's the luck of the draw.

If you have been thinking of a good joke regarding Hearthstone cards, then here is a place to post it!

One joke I thought of goes like this:

Dark Peddler had just set up his new smartphone.

"Call Mal'Ganis." he said. 

The smartphone voice said "Calling Oasis Snapjaw." And the phone did just that.

I recently saw one of Amazs arena highlight videos, and I lost it when his opponent played this card and Amaz's reaction was to say "Are you high?" So I came here to see if it was picked anytime in Arena at all, and it is picked a little. I guess it's better than Majordomo at the very least.

I personally consider Freeze Mage to be my least favorite archetype in Hearthstone. If you would like to know why, consider this scenario from a recent match I had with a more controlled version of Aggro Mage:

Me: I may have lethal next turn. (I had Azure Drake, Mana Wyrm, and a Chillwind Yeti on my board, and two Frostbolts in my hand. )

The freeze mage used Frost Nova and dropped a Doomsayer. I played Argent Commander and hit him in the face, bringing him down to nine health. Doomsayer wiped the board, and it all went downhill from there, with his use of Blizzard, Ice Lance, Ice Barrier, Ice Block, Frostbolt, Fireball, Alexstrasza, and the grand Pyroblast finale.  At least it isn't the olden times of Hearthstone, when Pyroblast was eight mana.

I disenchanted a golden Doomsayer a while back, because I do not see myself ever playing Freeze Mage. I prefer the good old Face Hunter and/or other aggro decks. What's your opinion on Freeze Mage?

I do when I'm playing Hunter, which is my favorite class in Hearthstone. 

Like the title says, I opened a golden Tirion Fordring recently. I know many players say it is a very good card, but I would like to know why they say so. (By the way, I crafted a Dr. Boom quite a while ago, so I would not like suggestions about crafting him.) I am fairly new to Hearthstone, starting in May 2015.