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Hey,
Not to shabby the Idea. But as soon as your enemy will put some taunts on the board, you seem to run into problems.

How about adding 1/2 lightning Bolts, such a versatile card, removal or direct dmg, also very cheap. And i would also tend to take at least 1 hex into the deck. You could take out the abusive seargents and 1 arcane golem.

What do you think?

Problem with hex is that it creates a taunt which is really bad for aggro decks to deal with. Lightning Bolts I found to be more counter productive rather than good as you don't want to be overloaded early game. The reason why the owls or earth shocks are in the deck are the deal with the taunts and pretty much nothing else apart from a huge threat. It works like a warrior/hunter/paladin aggro deck would where you try to pile on as much damage as possible early and because shaman has huge burst potential you can hit hard between turns 4-7.

Hey guys some of you might have seen this on the Hearthstone reddit thread and others may not have. If not here is what it is.

Hey guys I just wanted to share with you a new deck that I created that I think has some potential. I've been testing it out quite a bit in casual and rank (between ranks 3-5) and have had pretty decent success with it.

It utilizes the burst potential that shamans have with windfury and rockbiters mixing it up with the standard aggro cards such as Leper Gnome and Argent Squire.

The reason why I think I've been having more success with this deck than other shaman windfury decks is that you can almost always have some sort of combo on turn 4-7 which can deal a large amount of damage whilst still having high damage output on the first 3 turns. It has a lot of low drops which means having a bad hand is usually not the case however it can happen making the game almost an instant loss if you cannot play anything until about turn 3-4 which is a pity.

You want to try and mulligan for 1 drop and 2 drop minions which you are most likely to get. If your 1 and 2 drops manage to survive the first turn or 2 they just keep getting bigger and bigger and nothing is worse than trying to deal with 2 3/1 argent squires due to a flametongue totem. If you are facing an aggro deck and use the version of this deck with Earth Shock over Owls (up to you which one you use) keep one in hand to kill pesky argent squires or leper gnomes.

Here is the decklist http://i.imgur.com/pUqsI6M.png

Updated Version here: 

I've been testing both earth shocks and owls to see which one is best and haven't come to a conclusion yet. I've also taken out one stormforged axe and put in another knife juggler. Feel free to make any suggestions or comments on the deck. I will try most things said on here that I think have potential.

IMPORTANT: As a note I want to say I made this deck for fun to see how it goes with the current meta and I cannot say it is the best for competitive play however that feeling when you pull off a 14-20+ damage combo in one turn on turns 4-7 is just amazing and even if you only used this in casual it is well worth it imo.

Thanks for reading!

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Godlike...Hmmmmm....Any who...geomancer works for Bloodmage...Nat however that is a hard thing to really work around...You could a Nov eng but that just wont make up for the sheer awesomeness of Nat 

So if you got the dust...Get NAT he is worth it. 

Is it worth getting Nat over Leeroy as I don't have have a lot of legendaries and Leeroy seems to be the one used in most of the cheaper decks which also tend to be more aggro orientated.

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Tried running a mage deck with 2 counterspells against these stall mage decks and it is really satisfying to see their ice block/pyro or fireball get used when they think you actually used an ice block/ice barrier.