Hearthpwn

Very nice deck bud,  I am going to give it a try and let you know how it fairs on NA server at around Rank 5.

I,  myself feel that  Zombie Chow is a horrible card.  I have lost so many games because of that card ( same with flame Imp ), the two most overrated cards in this game are " Zombie Chow " and " Flame Imp ".  I play them both on turn 1-2 like your suppose to do, ( on my Zoo Lock ) and both cards have always F - - - -d me over by giving life to my opponent or taking my life and not producing on my end.

I took Flame Imp out of my deck a long time ago as it is a cancerous card and now took Zombie Chow out and I am finally back at Rank 2.  I cannot sperak for other people's experience with either card,  but in my experience those two cards have a far more dreadful outcome than a positive tempo outcome.  I have tried Zombie Chow in a Control deck as well with the exact same negative results,  people play around the card so you cannot suicide it early enough for the deathrattle to effect the outcome of the match, and people seem to get happy when I play Zombie Chow because its a nice heal for them.

And Flame Imp is even worse,  it is just an all around horrid card that can GTFO.  I can find much better ways of gaining early tempo than those two POS cards that is for sure.  Perhaps other people have had success with Zombie Chow and that is great!  I simply feel that after testing it out,  the card " Zombie Chow " is too much of a liability to be used in any deck.  

I tried a few deathrattle gimmicky type decks and went from rank 2-15.  made an old school Zoo deck and went back up to rank 10,  then made your deck and now back at rank 5.  I love this deck and ty for posting it.  The deathrattles work very well together without risk like that stupid "Zombie Chow" overrated POS card.

So many games I had my opponent down to around 5 HP,  and they purposely leave " Zombie Chow " alive until they are good and ready for a nice heal.  You cannot suicide " Zombie Chow" early enough for the effect not to matter if they play around it like they do, I much prefer Lepar Gnome by far.

This deck takes a little getting use to,  but once you do its clear sailing. Only card I have changed is " Deathlord",  I replaced them both with " Ironbeak Owl " x 1 and " Loabeth " x 1,  and I only made the changes because I have had no luck with " Deathlord" as my opponent can kill him so fast and they usually get a very decent drop on the board from his Deathrattle,  so I went with a more tempo type cards.

I have been playing for one week Slayermartin.  Long enough to exp wat a skillful priest with a control deck can do,  and let me tell you it is not pretty for their opponent.

Priest cards need to be nerfed so badly,  it is gross,  JUST GROSS how OP all priest decks are.  When you guys have an opponent who is a Priest and actually knows how to play that class,  then you will see exactly wat I mean by " OP".

Their cards need a nerf and need one bad,  especially their removal cards.  I would like two hard removal "CLASS" cards that can literally destroy any card in this game for 3 mana each as well in my decks plz,  ty.  NVM the fact that they have several ways of stealing your cards,  that's all part of their strat,  with that being said,  this Shadow Word Death is pure nonsense and has to go. 

When you guys actually play a priest that knows wtf he/she is doing,  only then will you see that priests need a nerf. 

Hey guys.

I guess it is just bad luck like you say.  I just have a hard time grasping the concept because everytime I play a Token Druid on any of my other classes,  the Token Druid seems to always be able to use one savage roar or one FON  if they are double combo early to clear the board and still get thier combo at turn 9 ( never fails ).  I guess i am just  having bad luck is all. It is like "Cazmx"  says,  other classes have bad streaks as well, and my games always go well into & behond turn 10 as I have a very good survival percentage.  Yes I may use a savage roar early on to get board control back if I have too,  but why won't the other savage roar come in my hand when I have less than 8-9 cards every single game?  Like "Cazmx" says,  it must just be horrible luck.

Hello All.

Could someone kindly enlighten me on why I cannot get the roar/FON combo by turn 10 with usually less than 8 cards left?  I started to keep track after about 20 games in,  and in the 45 games I have played thus far on my Token Druid I have not once got the combo,  it has always been one card or the other but not both in my hand at once. 

I am running the double combo ( 2 cards of each ),  I have no issues with card draw neither  ( always have at least 4 cards in my hand ), yet I cannot seem to get one of each,   savage roar & FON cards in my hand at the same time.

I have no idea how you guys are having success with this deck.  I play Hunter almost exclusively and have a 37% win rate using this deck ( went from R3 - R7 ), I should have never jumped on the Naxx bandwagon and now I am paying the price with my rating.  This deck at first glance looks great  ( it had me fooled ),  however,  I soon realized that it is way too slow to use in the ladder,  you are dead before you can even get one of your 6 mana Highmanes out to pose even a little threat.  If you guys are having success with this very slow & non removal deck please shed some light on where I am going wrong playing it,  ty. 

I love this deck but I am having some trouble with card draw tho, any suggestions besides the OBV of mana efficacy?