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Ummmmmm....it's the same as every other face shaman deck out there champ. If people need a guide for this then somethings wrong haha. 

Quote from eighthkind >>

playing against priest is like watching somebody play solitaire

I'm so glad control priest & freeze mage are not viable in std

It's easy to stabilize and have an answer for beginning to mid game. For late game if overwhelmed u cast yogg. I cut out frame strike as well and haven't missed it very often. If u want to run one take out an acolyte. 

Getting legend is a grind but it does take skill. To say hearthstone isn't a skill based game is also BS. There is a reason why the pros are where they are and we aren't, to say otherwise is delusional else everyone would be a pro and be at tournaments. There is RNG in every game, every single game, but skill too, knowing when to play certain things, planning ahead, knowing what opponents can do, it is a lot of info even for an aggro deck.

To those who are tired of HS, try Shadowverse, it's a CCG like HS but different and amazing. 

Quote from SunnyDays >>

And to play this in wild? Same deck? Cuz i don't gonna mess up my standard ranked with Zoolock. In Wild i have all the time to play with this deck :)

Standard is great and the only way to keep the game healthy at the moment. Sure there's annoying decks like shaman aggro but there will always be no matter the format. 

Dust illy and dust krush, both are horrible. I've been playing since beta and have a good collection sure but nowhere near complete, never will be, and I still dust legendary cards I will never use or have no interest in....nothing wrong with it. 

Quote from WaxPaper >>

I just don't understand the use of Yogg-Saron, Hope's End in this context, as a staple of many new Mage Tempo decks. It would be different if the card wasn't so RNG-based, but because it is, there is substantial drawback because of the card's ability to "miss" damaging spells, casting utility spells that have no use at all, or even hitting you with negative spells. For those reasons, it doesn't seem any more or less effective than a card like Ragnaros, the Firelord. And it certainly doesn't seem better than legendaries like Archmage Antonidas... So I don't understand why it's being used as an "auto-include" in tempo decks. Maybe I'm wrong, but if so, anyone mind explaining it do me?

Quote from vallistHS >>

thoughts on the chinese yogg tempo w/ ice block and cabalists? 

Quote from iqpanos >>

I don't actually like the card at all, I wouldn't consider playing it in this deck.

When u claim top 100 legend u better have proof to back it up....which u do not. The deck is fine but BS titles like this claiming legend with no proof will only ever get downvotes from me. Let the deck shine on its own without the lies. 

STOP using pro player names to draw attention to your decks, if u have a good deck it should shine on its own merit, not piggybacking off a pro's name FFS. 

Quote from Tugamarine >>

Hello my deck its similar,but more efective and fast 

AGRO MAGE META KILLER
MAGE - AGGRO - SEASON 27 - LADDER       Hello this deck is a faster version of tempo mage, no need perfect cards at begining im 23-6 on testing go face fast moves wid your creatures and easy control table and finish widd direct damage a burst of spells on face. perfect against zoo and control decks 50-40agains agro shaman this deck its a must real good, for me a perfect mage deck more solid that a normal tempo mage that can be inconstant and slow 🙂 im a regular legend 7times in 10 seasons. Sory for my bad english.

Actually most tempo Mage decks forgo antonidas and instead use ragnaros or yogg.