Hearthpwn

I hope this is viable because it's cool af.

I've been using her in Renolock and she's only okay. I do love the card and have gotten to see many Sally + PO clears (really encourages Dark Peddler into second PO as well), but there are too many cards that would better serve the deck. The mana cost is just a bit too high considering how often you get no value. A bit like Gormok. It's marginally good but hard to justify if you're trying to be competitive.

I had no cards in hand when the portal activated and managed to win with an active Mortal Strike (???) + Eviscerate as my only cards for exact lethal. I'll take it.

This is a really fun deck. I wanted to customize it but all of the cards have a place and work together well. I'm not sure if it can climb, but it's giving me streaks at low levels and that's good enough for me. 

Found it just by looking for a reasonable Sally + PO deck. I guess she isn't much better than Shadowflame, but I like the card and am happy to find a use. Love Dreadsteed/Anima as well. Only had to craft Krul and it's a decent addition, though probably not necessary for those looking to try this out.

Prepaid gave me White Eyes and Shaku.

Bought 30 more packs and unpacked a golden Genzo and a golden Aya. Insane.

I trust Tinkmaster Overspark with my life.

;)

Maybe some kind of stealth Rogue with Conceal and Master of Disguise.

In general, Aggro tries to kill and Control tries to survive. Those are the primary archetypes and their roles.

Other classifications are typically just variations on the two. For instance, Midrange tends to play Control in the early game and then switch to Aggro when it has gained enough advantage. Tempo is very similar to Midrange, but tends to focus on unique value plays such as Rogue's combo effects or Mage's spell synergies. Hybrid is just fast Midrange, or heavier Aggro. Combo is a little harder to classify since it has more to do with the win condition than the style of play, but it's usually just Control.

I've actually been finding Chillmaw to be such a good Curator draw that I just put him in, and he feels like a staple now. He makes N'Zoth much safer in situations where the play is not guaranteed to win you the game, and in general holds off damage while building your win condition.

I love Soggoth the Slitherer as well, but in Priest specifically the spectral effect is very annoying because he cannot be healed with your Hero Power. It seems petty since that would be irrelevant to other classes, but I actually think it's quite detrimental for Priest. He feels much stronger in Warrior.

I've been enjoying N'Zoth Priest more than any other deck I've played since the expansion, and I hope to see more decks like this. Thank you!

I don't like the card itself, but I've liked most of the decks I've seen him in. Yogg decks without Yogg are still pretty much the same.

Someone said Blackwing Technician and I agree. I would never use one in constructed. I feel the same way about Twilight Elder. I've used them and they're worth playing but no thanks.

Glad to see this. Fatigue Druid is by far my favorite deck, and I've been struggling to make it work in Standard. I've actually never considered using Druid of the Claw or Tournament Medic, but they do make sense.

Actually, I'm liking it. Using it as a one-of in addition to Conjurers, and more often than not all of the spells are fine. Aggressive tempo is too weak now without its 2-drop spells, and this fits the slower role.

Regardless of the reality of the situation, the quality of evidence supporting a pity timer is much higher than the quality of evidence that could possibly be presented here, so even if this did happen I don't see the point in pushing it.

Yogg-Saron