Hearthpwn

play mecha'thun WARRIOR. almost always win against bomb warrior (keep drawing bombs to keep their Dr.Boom's booms on track, armor gain cards to handle the boom damage, and then win)

mecha'thun WARRIOR performs pretty well against all the current tier 1 deck, and its armor gain cards and weapon removal cards can handle the boom damage pretty easily

you can replace faceless with spreading plague or swipe

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Well I prefer seeing it as "my problem" with Hearthstone rather than "the problem". I started in December 2015 and got tired a few times already, but when it happens, I stop grinding the ladder and design my own fun decks. I see no difference in losing half my games above rank 5 with a netdeck or below 15 with my own creations, and I switch frequently between Wild and Standard. They give enough gold monthly so I don't go crazy if I lose a free golden Epic.

 You have already mentioned the point: the game is now for causal play, instead of competitive play.

The thing I want to say is if you can only win the game with a netdeck, and lose most of the time with other decks, then the game is done.

I reacted legend 3 times previously with my own creation, not net deck:
Dragon Druid during secret paladin meta
Breast Dragon Druid during Totem mid range Shaman meta
Giant Maly warlock (forget the meta)

They are my own creations as well, but they are still competitive. Having fun and playing with own creations doesn't mean that you will lose.
One thing I want to say is, it is not the case recently and the reasons are listed in my post. If you want to create something competitive, then you MUST include some power creeps (coz they are WAY to strong), and then those power creeps limit the design and then you find that the only good deck with that power creep is the netdeck.

For example, druid players sometimes didnot run 2 nourish for mid range druid before, but can you do the same now? no, because UI is so good, and you need to ramp as fast as possible. and after you get to 10 mana fast enough, why do you still play mid range druid, I can just play the big guys right? Do you get what I am talking about? Power creeps keep limiting the deck design and making 80% of the cards useless

 

 

 Yeah, I do get it. There were less players in the good old days, therefore your homebrewed decks could make it to the top. Now there are more players, so more players netdecking, therefore your decks can't make it no matter how hard you grind. You miss that time and you blame it on Blizzard.

In the 80's, one of the best hockey players was a smoker - Guy Lafleur. You won't see that today, the game has changed because more people are playing it, the competition is stronger. Players watch each other and build their play with what they learn.

Blizz is not limiting your design with power creep cards, you are, because you can't stand to lose with your own designed decks. What I was saying is: with a netdeck, I lose half my games past rank 5. With my own decks, I lose half my games around ranks 15-10. What's the difference?

If you don't see the value of the game outside of the competitive aspect of it, then it is your loss. 

still 2 turns. change to 2 turns is different than gain additional 2 turns. Change to 2 turns twice is still 2 turns

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A unrevealed random card is impossible to be played around with, which makes the game luck > skills.

LOL, you probably suck playing arena... :P There is nothing more exciting than playing around random stuff, you just have to think much more than usual, that is all.

 LOL, you probably suck reading text... :P There is nothing more related to "random stuff" but to "unrevealed", you just have to think much more before reply, that is all.

Yeah, sure, because in arena you can see your oponnent deck... Guess what? You can't and you don't usually have a clue about it, it is most of the time the same as playing against unrevealed random cards, genius. 

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Well I prefer seeing it as "my problem" with Hearthstone rather than "the problem". I started in December 2015 and got tired a few times already, but when it happens, I stop grinding the ladder and design my own fun decks. I see no difference in losing half my games above rank 5 with a netdeck or below 15 with my own creations, and I switch frequently between Wild and Standard. They give enough gold monthly so I don't go crazy if I lose a free golden Epic.

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A unrevealed random card is impossible to be played around with, which makes the game luck > skills.

LOL, you probably suck playing arena... :P There is nothing more exciting than playing around random stuff, you just have to think much more than usual, that is all.

I have started playing HS since the first day it launched, and thinking to leave and uninstall it recently. Reasons below, see if you agree or not:

Randomness:
Generate random cards, stealing cards are fine to me, if HS would reveal it to the opponent like what Death Grip (the lich king card) does. A unrevealed random card is impossible to be played around with, which makes the game luck > skills. I find that the game designers feel happy to have a lot of crazy stupid things happening because of the randomness, which just make me mad.

Too wild:
The effects on cards are getting crazier and crazier overtime. Look at the legendary class cards in basic set and each following expansion and you know what I am talking about

More and more power creeps:
From Dr.7 to bonemare to Duskbreaker, these kind of power creeps limit the deck design choices. I was happy to try out different ideas with different cards to play HS, but now it is almost impossible because of these "must-be-included" cards. Look at the card pools, and almost 80% of the cards are "useless"

Controlled playstyle
Jade, quests, and etc. Previously, we constructed a deck for certain playstyle we wanted, but now we gather the cards to play the playstyle established by the game designers. After you have put all those "theme-relevant" cards (such as jade related cards) and power creeps into your deck, how many places left for you to make your own card choices? The game now become "gather the pieces" instead of "design your own"

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King Togwaggle will be replaced

Turn 6: Coin -> Innervate -> Medivh, the Guardian (weapon destroyed by Atiesh) -> Kun the Forgotten King -> and then you have 6 mana REFRESHED

ideal situation: turn 6,7: lions, turn 8, 9 medivh+call of the wild, and turn 10 (due to tracker) double N zoth, or Nzoth summon 3-4 lions

After the nerfs implemented, I have updated the deck list a bit, and put the matchup guideline there, welcome to have a look

To be honest, it is quite essential. The power level of this deck dropped significantly without this

sure, I put some updates in it. Will further update it when I have time, let me know if you have any question

This deck would be much viable after the coming nerfs of jade druid. Have fun with the Hammers!