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Thanks man, personally I believe that 6 spots is fine but should it for some reason prove to be insufficient you could add a peasant or one of the new Undead minions 

Well spotted, Draconic Studies was a misplay haha. I'll replace it soon

It's very situation dependent, but you need to make sure that your opponent can't benefit extremely from your hand and it's especially against combo decks like OTK Demon Hunter, Silas Warrior, ETC Warrior, Mozaki Mage. In these matchups you need to constantly be aware of which cards they collect and if they're lining up to fire off their combo. You need to be able to disrupt their combo, so against demon hunter you will need at least 7 mana. 3 to play Mindrender and 4 to play their Il'gynoth

Yes if you're a non-legend player for sure. But good players play priest - just look at the master's tour and the popularity in top 1000 legend on HSReplay

I don't play with Idol of Y'Shaarj and Blood of G'huun. Besides that Mindrender Illucia is a must in higher ranks

This deck is generally a bit too exposed against aggro. You don't need Idol of Y'Shaarj and Blood of G'huun. Hysteria is also much better and consistent than Wave of Apathy. Against combo and control you can do just fine by just having Mindrender Illucia, but of course you need to know exactly when to play her. I use Grave Rune and Psychopomp, which is generally insane and won me tons of matchups. I climbed from 2100 legend to top 500 and have lost 3 games so far.

I disagree with the other people in this thread. If you're getting good at Turtle Mage, the weapon is veeery good. But it's very limited to specific archetypes as it isn't a good card in general as they say

Thanks for the comment man, I can let you know that I actually created this deck before launch and just two days ago, this was the deck with the highest winrate from Diamond to legend on HSReplay.net. Glad people appreciate it!

Edit: Well highest winrate besides some demon hunter decks obviously

Great to hear man, I've been playtesting it as well and it seems pretty good. I think you can safely switch around some different secrets depending on what you're facing. Maybe explosive trap fits good in a meta with spell druid and Tempo DH's.

Glad you wrote in here man!

There is no way.... No way you can argue that a 3 mana 3/2 is impossible to clear 😂

Well Zixor is seeing play in many Hunter lists. Archspore is seeing in play in a lot if Druid lists as well, and Ebonlocke is a solid in almost every Warlock archetype. You seem to make up your own facts? And you can't get your facts from streamers like Regis and Kibler.... Look at Boarcontrol or other GMs

I think that's fair, I would play 3 beasts in the deck always though. You might add the new Porcupine instead :) 

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Okay first of all, it's correct that the cards appears to be doing poorly but we have to establish how to properly look at the stats.

I can see you look at "played winrate" which pretty much doesn't say anything about a cards quality. You need to at least sort it by "drawn winrate" instead, because the stats then tells you how your deck performs once the chosen card enters the game. 

There are other ways that indicate it's still to early to say how cards are performing in archetypes that excisted before launch of the phoenix, but that requires a longer explanation.

I do however think that Zixors low winrate is a question of which decks he's played in and how he's being tutored. 

Soul Mirror is the absolute best card in Resurrect Priest atm. So it's def not doing poorly. 

Nagrand Slam is of course "when played" doing pretty good. Because if you actually have the room and many to play it, you'll probably win. But you rarely reach 10 mana if you draw Nagrand Slam early on which makes it one of the worst cards in Highlander Hunter atm.

So I'm sorry to tell you that you're take is wrong.

 I want to apoligize in advance btw, I wasn't intentionally trying to be mean or BM. I can see how it may how sounded though.

Okay first of all, it's correct that the cards appears to be doing poorly but we have to establish how to properly look at the stats.

I can see you look at "played winrate" which pretty much doesn't say anything about a cards quality. You need to at least sort it by "drawn winrate" instead, because the stats then tells you how your deck performs once the chosen card enters the game. 

There are other ways that indicate it's still to early to say how cards are performing in archetypes that excisted before launch of the phoenix, but that requires a longer explanation.

I do however think that Zixors low winrate is a question of which decks he's played in and how he's being tutored. 

Soul Mirror is the absolute best card in Resurrect Priest atm. So it's def not doing poorly. 

Nagrand Slam is of course "when played" doing pretty good. Because if you actually have the room and many to play it, you'll probably win. But you rarely reach 10 mana if you draw Nagrand Slam early on which makes it one of the worst cards in Highlander Hunter atm.

So I'm sorry to tell you that you're take is wrong.

Damn I didn't know she was a girl haha. I haven't played wow