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It might be worth just swapping out a whirlwind for Death's Bite. It depends on how important you think Whirlwind is against aggro. In any case, I think it is better than Fool's Bane personally.

On another note, Sludge Belcher is almost objectively better than Direhorn Hatchling and isn't that expensive to craft. Piloted Shredder is another card that is just good in most wild decks that is worth at least investigating, and is not a big dust mistake if it doesn't fit. 

Earth Elemental, Snake Trap, Cruel Taskmaster, and Bittertide Hydra

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It's always freeze mage.

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Quote from sicknantos >>

I think just about every wild deck could benefit from a few Un'Goro cards. Un'Goro is the entire reason the new Hall of Fame cards got sent to Wild; the synergy is primed for wildly OP combos that the meta chasers in Standard would immediately flock to, essentially stagnating the game until the next expansion.

 Nope, they want to get rid of these cards because they are good basic-cards. So if players have less playable cards in the classic-set they are forced to buy more packs (and yes, i know you get dust, but this is more of an long-term issue for them). Ragnaros/Sylvanas would find always space in some standard-deck, and they rather want people buy new ones. Also in tournaments naturally they also want people showing off the new cards so tha people buy them.  It's all about $$$ sadly!

Have you looked at half the threads made lately? There are sooo many people 'bored' of this meta

It was alive?

Legend 827 (Midrange Paladin)

I always loved test 2 more tbh

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only retard or newbie believe this games need a lot of skill. Only 10% skill in this games. Don't tell me control vs control =skill. Yes, some extend of skill compare to aggro but outcome of the games decide by RNG. ie:good kazakus RNG, cabal tome into cabal tome, draw leeroy combo in turn 10 have exact lethal when.opponent left 20hp etc.

Who cares? I've been F2P since I started playing ages ago and have no problem with excessive gold cards or anything. If anything they are just nice to look at while the opponent takes their turn. Besides, they are funding the game I am freeloading on anyway.

Actually, while I'm here, thanks to most of the people in this thread for having a proper discussion that I can enjoy reading :)

Apologies for the above post of mine being a bit off topic, and also for double posting as I can't find the edit button on the mobile site.

Quote from Clock3rs >>

Any average player reaches legend.

 

Here the tl?dr version: netdeck an easy tier 1 deck, such as aggro shaman or dragon / pirate warrior. Have patience.

 

Welcome to the "elite". Btw, huge disrespect to all the legend cardback players, making huge missplays and playing an overpowered class. Always amuses me how the (netdecked) "deck" guides most people to legend, not the process behind it.

 

/inb4 "salt" - Iam playing reno mage, i have absolutely no problem with the aggro players. keep coming..

Midrange would receive a huge boost, since they could alter their curve more effectively than other archetypes. Facing an aggro class? Put in mistress of mixtures etc. Facing control? Put in a bunch of big cards that capitalize on the already positive board state you should have. Shaman would be more of a absolute nightmare than it used to be.

Cruel Taskmaster was an absolute staple in pre tgt control warrior

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Had 15-0 vs Secret Paladin and 12-0 if I recall correctly vs Mid Hunter which are the two most common decks after Shaman in Wild on high ranks.