Hearthpwn

Would love to Alarm-o-bot him

Mukla's Champion - sub-optimal?? The moment my opponent summons this guy + hero powers it's pretty much GG for me. It would ESPECIALLY do great in a beast deck for hunter/druid, being as OP as it is for any class.

Say farewell to Felguard for me.

Monkey Trap: After your hero is attacked summon a Mukla's Champion.

I play for fun and I also play to win, although I don't mind losing if the match itself was good and I mostly got the right draws. Like another poster said above, losing too often is no fun and I just "force" myself to keep playing even when I tired once I get into a big losing streak. Otherwise this game is awesome and I'm currently at a point where I have very few basic cards remaining in my decks (which is where the real fun begins!)

Definitely average, my goal is to earn 100 gold every one to two days - there are quite a few cards I have my eye on, having faced so many opponents using them, but I just never get them in packs. I only use gold, no real money; I need to feel that I actually earned the good cards by working hard and expanding my skills, and to have no unfair advantage over zillions of people who also never spend real money.

A few hours a day is also just enough for me to truly enjoy the game. I only "force" myself to keep playing further whenever I go into sudden losing streaks, which almost always happen due to a sequence of matches with crap draws/mulligans. Around 75% of my losses are due to these crap draws, the rest happen because the opponent outplayed me with a much more advanced deck.

I'm always reluctant to create a Malylock due to the downside of Hellfire. Oftentimes without me casting HF my opponent would most likely win due to full board control, and I might just happen to need it after Malygos has been summoned. There's always a best case scenario for this dilemma - no important minions other than Malygos on my side, opponent has full board control, I do the 8-damage HF, completely wipe the opponent's side of the board and just happen to draw a Healbot. This would still end up reducing Malygos's health to a measly 4 points, minimizing the chances of using him any further, e.g. 9-damage Soulfire/Shadow Bolt. My warlock usually wins with Floating Watcher.

I run a Bolster warrior deck with multiple Taunt minions - Shieldbearer, Sen'jin Shieldmasta, Lord of the Arena, Gnomeregan Infantry and Mogu'shan Warden, as well as a Sunfury Protector to Taunt some of my big late-game minions.  I use Bolster while having at least two Taunt minions out (or one, in desperate situations). With the right draws this synergy often helped me win warrior matches (unless the opponent had a removal spell in his hand just at the right...umm...wrong moment). This will work even better once I get some more advanced Taunts in packs to replace these basic ones.

I never get offended by emotes, not even the BM ones - thus I never squelch my opponents. I like emotes and take advantage of them. I usually WP back or say TY depending on the situation, and I myself WP the opponent whenever I see them make a really good move. If they do something that makes my really good move backfire, then I threaten. If the backfired move would have otherwise won, I threaten twice. I also threaten aggro opponents who beat me on the 5th or 6th turn, or ones that beat me with noob decks.