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I’m feeling sorry for Std players, as the new class has been a problem since day 1. Even after the 2nd round of nerfs it’s still busted and polarizes opinions.

In Wild it not only survived the nerfs, but Odd DH still sits comfortably in Tier 2, playing similarly to good ol’ Odd Rogue. Great early, mid and late game. Good matchup spreadsheet, beats Quest Mage 50% (or more, with techs). What’s not to love?

Got Diamond 3 last month. Already Diamond 9 now and perfectly viable for legend. Other archetypes could even be playable (Reno, combo, hyper aggro) but I’m simply in love with Odd right now. RIP Albatross though...

Any other Wild DH fans out there?

Now it is a fair card - and not a "2 mana: generate 5-7 mana this turn" nonsense we have today.

In view of all the drama about wild I'd like to know what you guys consider as broken decks in wild for each class.

I'll take obvious, current ones like Warlocks' Cubelock and Mechathunlock or Priests Raza and Res. As well as past forgotten stuff like goblin bomb hunter and odd rogue.

Just please try to add a description if the deck is from the past or the name is not enough.  If you nickname  Dinomancer Warlock "Dinolock" it's  fine but specify the wincon for us uninitiateds.

What do you think about new cards, what will be good in Wild?

Kael'thas Sunstrider is already being played and if not great, it is definitely a fun card (for the player that is using it).

Druid is getting interesting cards, for example Overgrowth and Imprisoned Satyr. I bet we will see a Dane video with Ysiel Windsinger.

Both Mage legendaries are really solid - Astromancer Solarian, Evocation. Reno mage is as we know Tier 1 now, and they both seem to be good addition to it.

Priest's Soul Mirror - interesting card but I can't tell if it's great or bad.

Akama for rogue - too slow or is it?

That's my two cents. + I hope we will see Demon Hunter being played.

I'm wondering if any of you is using Malygos or Prophet Velen deck with good results (in wild) ?

I never played one because i don't have Malygos yet. As for the Velen I was able to put my hands on golden one because of HoF.

I guess most of you allready know the one or the other verison of this deck. Dane is one who made it popular.

I played against it on about Rank 300 Legend and I am not sure what to think about it. Some games I won, some I lost - and the one I lost I felt totally helpless about the things the Druid did. It is one of this "I do my thing and you can watch it, while you dying"-decks I think is not healthy for the game.

And when I hear things like, this deck can even kill you on turn 4 or 3 (as I heared) this sounds to "highrolly" for me.

I didn`t play this deck for myself yet, so I don`t really know, how consistent it is and against what decks it is weak against.

So tell my, what do you think about this deck:

Is it allready too powerfull and needs a nerf?

Is it fine because of certain weaknesses?

Or is it just too early to judge about it?

Hey wild outofcards people !

Tell me how hype are you about the Wild card revert changes :

Card Changes

• Spiteful Summoner
  • Old: Costs 7 mana → New: Costs 6 mana.
• Call of the Wild
  • Old: Costs 9 mana → New: Costs 8 mana.
• Lesser Emerald Spellstone
  • Old: Costs 6 mana → New: Costs 5 mana.
• Raza the Chained
  • Old: Battlecry: If your deck has no duplicates, your Hero Power costs (1) this game. → New: Battlecry: If your deck has no duplicates, your Hero Power costs (0) this game.

• Yogg-Saron, Hope's End
  • No longer stops casting when he leaves the board.

Also :

Updates Planned for March 26

• Dr. Boom, Mad Genius
  • Old: Cost 9 mana → New: Cost 7 mana.
• Giggling Inventor
  • Old: Cost 7 mana → New: Cost 6 mana.
• Raiding Party  
  • Old: Cost 4 mana → New: Cost 3 mana.
• Reckless Experimenter 
  • Old: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn. (Cost can't be reduced below 1.) → New: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn.

What are you looking forward to play / play against in wild ? some big spell deck ? some spell hunter ? Razakus priest perhaps ?  but what about... THE NEW-OLD YOGG-POGG BABYYYYY !!!

I'm playing Yogg Jade druid atm, and it's a fucking blast, rank 5 - don't care about winning -  games are fun AF

Also : new ladder system coming and no more duplicates commons, rares and epics with new expansion makes a happy meee  ~!

Just considering the cards from this past year getting unnerfed I again thought about why T5 hasn't unnerfed this deck in today's HS.

There are and have been more consistent and easier OTK setups that have stuck around and big taunts (warlock) exist in today's HS when they didn't then, as well as Reno to go with the Ice Blocks in mage. Not to mention the much higher prevalence of hyper aggressive decks and massive armor gains that didn't exist in the same form of the Grim Patron meta.

Simply put, the deck would not perform the same as it did years ago so why keep the deck broken?

This deck is so busted. The AoEs are waaay to strong. The 1 mana, 2 mana and 3 mana spells are all acting like Twisting Nether. All of them needs a nerf for 1 or better even 2 mana and they still whould be strong as f***. There is no way to get a board at all against this deck - it`s just ridiculous!

Hey guys, just wanted a little help on building out my Wild Collection. Just some background, I started out shortly after Boomsday launched and have worked feverishly to build as large a collection as time and money allows. Thus far, I have a full collection of Standard and most of the cards from the Kobolds, Frozen Throne, and Un'Goro expansions. I've also bought and completed all the old adventures that rewarded cards and just finished crafting all the Hall of Fame cards. I'm really wanting to fill out my collection in Wild and was wondering which expansion I should focus on next to try to maximize the number of high quality decks I can put together for Wild. Ultimately, I want to complete a full collection of both Wild and Standard, but that is a long term goal. Right now I just want to build the most powerful collection for the short term. Look forward to hearing your thoughts. Thanks in advance.

As per title.

The deck seems to have everything: cycle, healing, mana cheat, broken removals.

Not unbeatable, but virtually flawless. It can't kill you by turn-6 as Sniplock could, but it can realiably survive long enough to just OTK you later.

Dirty Rat is too much of an highroll tbh, Aggro and Burn seem too unreliable. The window to kill them seems very narrow, to the point i typically feel hopeless against their ruthless cycling (historically, decks with so much cycle used to die in few turns while trying).

Am i just seeing the empty glass?

So I play Wild basically exclusively. I'm not a particularly good player—the highest I've ever gotten was about Rank 10—but I still like to think I have a rough idea of how the meta plays out. I wrote all this in about an hour and then spent another hour editing it. Enjoy.

Shrubadier - 1 Star - This is just a bad card.

Aeroponics - 2 Stars - Treant Druid is bad.

Strength in Numbers - 2 Stars - Token Druid will be bad and it's anti-synergistic with current Jade Druid lists.

Treenforcements - 1 Star - Just run Living Roots.

Goru the Mightree - 2 Stars - Treant Druid is bad.

Embiggen - 2 Stars - Assuming the cost modification works on the same principle as Academic Espionage, this is counter-synergistic to Jade Druid and it doesn't fit into any other archetype.

Secure the Deck - 1 Star - Doesn't fit into any deck except *maybe* Token Druid, and Token Druid will be bad.

Breath of Dreams - 3 Stars - Highlander Dragon Druid will be a Tier 3 deck.

Emerald Explorer - 3 Stars - Highlander Dragon Druid will be a Tier 3 deck.

Ysera, Unleashed- 3 Stars - Highlander Dragon Druid will be a Tier 3 deck and you may occasionally see it in Jade Druid because some weirdo thought their Jade Idols needed help pressuring the board in the late game.

Stormhammer - 1 Star - Eaglehorn Bow is better.

Diving Gryphon - 1 Star - Hunter doesn't have enough Rush minions to justify this card.

Veranus - 2 Stars - While cool, Hunter doesn't have enough AoE to justify this card.

Clear the Way - 1 Star - This is just bad.

Corrosive Breath - 1 Star - Dragon Hunter will likely never be a thing.

Primordial Explorer - 1 Star - Dragon Hunter will likely never be a thing. Just run Spider Bomb and Venomizer and play Mech Hunter.

Toxic Reinforcements - 3 Stars - I can imagine a world where some of the more aggressive Hunter decks run this. Also fits into Spell Hunter, although Spell Hunter isn't very good right now.

Dragonbane - 1 Star - Will never hit what you want it to hit.

Dwarven Sharpshooter - 3 Stars - Every non-Spell Hunter deck will at least consider this card.

Phase Stalker - 4 Stars - Really good card in non-Reno Secret Hunter. While that deck isn't good now, I think this raises its power level considerably by greatly improving the decks consistency and early game.

Elemental Allies - 4 Stars - I find it very hard to believe 1-Mana Draw 3 will ever be bad.

Violet Spellwing - 3 Stars - At best, it's the 30th card in your Tempo Mage.

Mana Giant - 5 Stars - Better Arcane Giant.

Rolling Fireball - 3 Stars - It's a removal spell that you'll see occasionally. Weigh the pros and cons of the other removal cards around the same cost when building your deck.

Dragoncaster - 4 Stars - Huge payoff and I think Control Highlander Mage will be able to fit some sort of dragon package into a deck.

Arcane Breath - 2 Stars - Just run Primordial Glyph.

Chenvaala - 5 Stars - This card is the nuts in any aggressive Mage deck.

Malygos, Aspect of Magic - 4 Stars - Will be one of the best cards in Control Highlander Mage.

Azure Explorer - 1 Star - Just run Cosmic Anomaly.

Learn Draconic - 5 Stars - It's a 1-Mana 6/6.

Lightforged Zealot - 5 Stars - Amazing payoff for Pure Paladin. It's a 0-Mana 4/2 attached to a Truesilver Champion.

Lightforged Crusader - 5 Stars - Amazing payoff for Pure Paladin. This is a 7-Mana 7/7 that draws 5 cards.

Sky Claw - 5 Stars - AoE attack buff that also puts 3 new mechs on the board. Mech Paladin is Tier 1 deck already.

Righteous Cause - 4 Stars - Fits nicely into Odd Paladin. You don't mind playing this turn 1 if it starts in your opening hand.

Bronze Explorer- 1 Star - Every Paladin deck has better cards.

Sanctuary - 5 Stars - Every Paladin deck will at least consider this, and every aggressive Paladin deck will run this because it's a 1-Mana 3/6 Taunt.

Amber Watcher - 5 Stars - Antique Healbot sees play in Wild. This is Antique Healbot with +1/+3.

Dragonrider Talritha - 3 Stars - Might see play in Pure Paladin.

Nozdormu the Timeless - 4 Stars - This is actually very relevant for any slow Paladin deck, as all of a sudden you get access to every answer you could have to deal with Aggro.

Sand Breath - 5 Stars - I think this will be a very good card in Pure Paladin.

Whispers of EVIL - 3 Stars - Never ignore 0-Mana spells.

Grave Rune - 3 Stars - This is a very powerful effect, but I don't know if you'll see it in any deck other than Big Priest.

Disciple of Galakrond - 1 Star - Random Priest cards aren't good, and Galakrond Priest isn't good.

Murozond the Infinite - 4 Stars - Counter all the big plays by making the same big play and then also getting an 8/8.

Chronobreaker - 4 Stars - Better Duskbreaker.

[Hearthstone Card (Mindflayer Kaarhj) Not Found] - 2 Stars - This is a good value card, but I don't think it fits into any Priest archetypes.

Breath of the Infinite - 3 Stars - Priest didn't need any more AoE. Pick and choose your AoEs to respond to the meta.

Envoy of Lazul - 1 Star - Curious Glimmerroot wasn't very good, this won't be either.

Fate Weaver - 1 Star - Random Priest cards aren't good and neither is Galakrond Priest. Just run Emperor Thaurissan.

Time Rip - 1 Star - Rnadom Priest cards aren't good, Assassinate isn't good, and Galakrond Priest isn't good.

Galakrond, the Unspeakable - 1 Star - Galakrond Priest isn't good. Just run Shadowreaper Anduin, which lets you keep all your actually good Priest cards.

Bloodsail Flybooter - 5 Stars - Really good in any aggressive Rogue deck. This includes Odd Rogue.

Stowaway - 2 Stars - Would be 1 Star but Academic Espionage Rogue is my favorite meme.

Flik Skyshiv - 4 Stars - You can never have enough Vilespine Slayers.

Necrium Apothecary - 3 Stars - This is a 5 Star card when Dane plays it.

Dragon's Hoard - 4 Stars - Class-specific Legendaries are actually pretty good and the fact that this Discovers means it's less likely to whiff.

Candle Breath - 1 Star - Dragon Rogue will not be a deck.

Waxadred - 2 Stars - Doesn't fit into any Rogue deck and certainly doesn't make its own new archetype.

Umbral Skulker - 4 Stars - I can imagine a Galakrond Tempo Rogue deck and this is a really good payoff for that deck.

[Hearthstone Card (Praise Galakrond) Not Found] - 2 Stars - This is really bad and will only be sometimes run in Galakrond Tempo Rogue.

Galakrond, the Nightmare - 4 Stars - Galakrond Tempo Rogue will be a deck and this card is incredible payoff for such a deck.

Seal Fate - 4 Stars - Galakrond Tempo Rogue.

Squallhunter - 5 Stars - Flamewreathed Faceless wasn't good enough according to Blizzard.

Dragon's Pack - 4 Stars - Really good Invoke lover.

Invocation of Frost - 4 Stars - Glacial Shard with Rush.

Galakrond, the Tempest - 3 Stars - Oddly enough, this is actually not the best payoff card of Galakrond Shaman.

Storm's Wrath - 5 Stars - Mark of the Lotus is a 6-Star card.

Surging Tempest - 1 Star - Just run Tunnel Trogg.

Corrupt Elementalist - 4 Stars - Solid Galakrond support card.

Bandersmosh - 2 Stars - The average Legendary minion is bad.

Nithogg - 1 Star - Very slow.

Cumulo-Maximus - 5 Stars - It's almost a Fireball with a 0-Mana 5/5 on it.

Lightning Breath - 1 Star - Dragon Shaman isn't a deck.

Rain of Fire - 1 Star - Just run Defile.

Dark Skies - 1 Star - Just run Defile.

[Hearthstone Card (Zzeraku) Not Found] - 2 Stars - Not awful, but it doesn't fit into any Warlock archetype and it's too slow.

Valdris Felgorge - 3 Stars - I think it might make it into Renolock but I'm not sure.

Abyssal Summoner - 1 Star - Handlock hasn't been a good deck for years.

Crazed Netherwing - 2 Stars - Control Warlocks don't run dragons and Dragon Warlock isn't a thing.

Nether Breath - 2 Stars - Control Warlocks don't run dragons and Dragon Warlock isn't a thing.

Veiled Worshipper - 3 Stars - Galakrond Warlock has potential.

Fiendish Rites - 1 Stars - Galakrond Warlock has potential, but this doesn't. Just run Grim Rally.

Dragonblight Cultist - 3 Stars - Galakrond Zoolock has potential.

Galakrond, the Wretched - 3 Stars - Galakrond Zoolock has potential.

Ritual Chopper- 5 Stars - Thank God we nerfed Fiery War Axe.

Awaken! - 4 Stars - This is actually pretty good when you compare it to Swipe.

Ramming Speed - 3 Stars - Sure, I guess.

Sky Raider - 4 Stars - This is a bold assumption, but Pirate Warrior might actually be a deck again.

EVIL Quartermaster - 3 Stars - Solid card. Warrior decks will consider it, but not all of them will run it.

Scion of Ruin - 5 Stars - That's a lot of value.

Ancharrr - 4 Stars - Pirate Warrior is back.

Molten Breath - 4 Stars - Dragon Warrior has actually had potential for a while.

Galakrond, the Unspeakable - 5 Stars - The best Galakrond.

Deathwing, Mad Aspect - 1 Star - This is bad when r/customhearthstone made it, and it's bad when Team 5 made it.

Evasive Chimaera - 1 Star - Build-a-Beast can't use this.

Grizzled Wizard - 1 Star - Hero Powers are expensive.

Tasty Flyfish - 1 Star - Dragon Warrior, the only Dragon deck with potential, will not run this.

Fire Hawk - 3 Stars - 3-Mana 6/3 isn't actually that bad. Not great, but not bad.

Goboglide Tech - 1 Star - Just run any Magnetic card.

[Hearthstone Card (Living Dragonhawk) Not Found] - 1 Star - Too hard to use as an effective counter to Frost Nova.

Hippogryph - 2 Stars - Pretty good with Build-a-Beast. That's about it.

Skyfin - 1 Star - Dragon decks aren't aggro decks.

Gyrocopter - 1 Stars - This doesn't have Magnetic.

Blazing Battlemage - 3 Stars - Generally 1/3 minions are better, but this isn't awful.

Hoard Pillager - 4 Stars - Pirate Warrior is back. Really this is good in any aggressive deck that runs weapons.

Parachute Brigand - 4 Stars - Pirate Warrior is back.

Troll Batrider - 3 Stars - It's OK.

Scalerider - 1 Star - Payoff isn't good enough for Dragon decks.

Evasive Wyrm - 3 Stars - Not awful.

Big Ol' Whelp - 3 Stars - Spell Damage +1 and worth more than +1/+1.

Evasive Feywing - 2 Stars - Good filler. Bad card for Wild.

Blowtorch Saboteur - 1 Star - Floaty Unseen Saboteur. Neither will see play.

Dragonmaw Poacher - 3 Stars - Tech card against dragons. Better than Dragonslayer, but still not that great.

Faceless Corruptor - 4 Stars - Big buff but you can't use it as fast face damage.

Platebreaker - 1 Star - It's a 5-Star in my heart because it means Armor Druid will never be good.

Cobalt Spellkin - 4 Stars - Lots of value in a single card.

[Hearthstone Card (Frizz Kindlefrost) Not Found] - 4 Stars - Might see play in Dragon Warrior.

Tentacled Menace- 3 Stars - Potentially a tech card for Midrange decks against Aggro decks? I don't know.

Depth Charge - 1 Star - Just run Doomsayer.

Bad Luck Albatross - 3 Stars - 3-Mana 4/3 Deathrattle: If your opponent is Highlander, win the game.

Dread Raven - 1 Star - Rogue would rather use Pogo-Hopper.

Kobold Stickyfinger - 1 Star - Would be 5 Stars if it was printed during Kobolds and Catacombs.

Transmogrifier - 1 Star - Your cards are better than random Legendaries.

Dragonqueen Alexstrasza - 4 Stars - Will see play in Highlander Dragon Mage and Highlander Dragon Druid.

[Hearthstone Card (Dragonbreeder) Not Found] - 4 Stars - Will see play in Dragon Warrior, Highlander Dragon Mage, and Highlander Dragon Druid.

Chromatic Egg - 1 Stars - Wait when did I start reviewing r/customhearthstone cards?

Hot Air Balloon - 2 Stars - Maybe Mech Paladin? Maybe SN1P-SN4P Warlock? I dunno.

Camouflaged Dirigible - 2 Stars - Maybe SN1P-SN4P Warlock but probably not.

Kronx Dragonhoof - 5 Stars - Best card in the set.

Shu'ma- 2 Stars - Cool card but it probably isn't good.

Sathrovarr - 4 Stars - Surprisingly good in Renolock. All you need to do is get 1 big minion to stick.

Devoted Maniac - 3 Stars - Might make it into a Galakrond deck, but it will be the worst Invoker in your deck.

Evasive Drakonid - 3 Stars - Rest in peace, Soggoth the Slitherer.

Shield of Galakrond - 4 Stars - This is a really good minion in any Galakrond deck.

Twin Tyrant - 3 Stars - OK I guess.

[Hearthstone Card (Utgarde Grapplesnipers) Not Found] - 1 Star - You definitely do not run enough Dragons to make this work.

Wing Commander - 4 Stars - This is a 4-Mana 8/5 in Dragon Warrior.

Wyrmrest Purifier - 2 Stars - Fun with Hakkar, the Soulflayer.

Zul'Drak Ritualist - 1 Star - This card is beyond bad.

Mech Paladin, Secret Mage, Sniplock.

Now we have Evo Shaman too (ft. Corridor Creeper and Devolve, playing on the board is basically a stupid idea).

Games are often sealed at turn 4-5 (through retarded cycling in one turn, making old Miracle Rogue look like a dumb clown).

I am not enjoying the game at all. The main feeling is hopelessness.

Even sitting at rank5 floor, it's disheartening.

My long-built collection is basically a huge sh1tload of a waste of time.

I am not just salty, i am extremely disappointed.

How do you still enjoy this abomination? If you do.

So why not embrace them all and just start playing Wild?  Even part-time.

Even if it's only once :-)

https://hsreplay.net/replay/hGgJE2Vwm9RNzCb9PgZAzG

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# 2x (2) Divine Hymn
# 2x (2) Kobold Sandtrooper
# 1x (2) Mind Blast
# 2x (2) Seance
# 2x (2) Shadowy Figure
# 2x (2) Spirit Lash
# 2x (3) Twilight's Call
# 1x (3) Vivid Nightmare
# 1x (4) Archmage Vargoth
# 1x (4) Mass Dispel
# 1x (4) Spiritsinger Umbra
# 2x (5) Excavated Evil
# 2x (5) Mass Hysteria
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This is the deck I am playing:

https://outof.cards/hearthstone/decks/3765-grimm-face-hunter

It's a Tempo/Burn kind of hybrid.

I can do fairly well against most meta decks, even top tiers, but I have problems with Reno decks.

It is possible I am just a bad player, and I am fairly bad at managing resources, but I doubt I can hold too much against lategame value.

My first solution was using Deathstalker Rexxar, but I found the card being quite marginal, and even against Reno, quite unreliable. Now, in my climb back to r5, I am seeing more Reno decks (together with a plethora of Mages).

So I was considering, should I craft The Darkness? How does the card perform in the meta?

I know it is historically, seen as a meme, but has anybody actually tried recently?

It wasted huge Tempo, but it also negates 20-29 healing from Reno Jackson, thus counting as Burn, in that context.

On paper, it could also be useful against cycle decks, such as Warlock (Paladin and Mage too, but their burn is the main problem there).

What do you think? Can you see better solutions, while staying in the same deck archetype (Even Hunter)?

I know there has been a little discussion some other threads, but I haven’t seen a dedicated thread about this. This isn’t a salt thread, more of a place for discussion. 

Secret Burn Mage is really out of control in wild. I feel the only way you can beat them is to get lucky that they drew horribly. 

Has anyone found a deck that consistently beats them. Teching in secret tech to every deck doesn’t help, there has to be a deck out there that is actually a hard counter to this deck.

More than half of my matches at rank 5 in wild are burn mage. It’s really getting old and I would like to start putting them in their place. I just played 5 matches, of which 4 were burn mage. 

We do not have a Wild meta report yet, but we know SoU has carried many important cards for Wild meta.

So I'd like to have a discussion, according to your experience, about how you feel the meta has shaped or is still shaping, whether you think there are some critical decks now that might warp the meta or if everything will settle to Wild balance, eventually.

I bet we have all faced Secret Mages, and their unprecedented ability to deal both burn and board damage, while Even Shamans had their totemic synergy improved.

Many players started experimenting again with Highlander decks, while many others decided to complete the new Quests in Wild. Including at high ranks.

But what is the real powerlevel of all these new experimentations in the meta? Are Quests and Highlanders going to survive the meta? Is Secret Mage bound to be a meta tyrant?

What is your Wild Ranked experience after SoU?

Hey there, fellow members of OoC. I am Esparanta, an avid Wild deckbuilder who loves to try different shenanigans and tinker exotic decks. Recently, I created some decks under the name of "Out of Budget" and the rules are:

• Create a deck consisting of only Free/Common/Rare cards. No Epic/Legendary cards are allowed.
• Don't try to add freebie Epic/Legendary cards (Looking at you, Archmage Vargoth/SN1P-SN4P). If you do, just mention your freebie Epic/Legendary cards within guide.

This thread is to encourage you for creating budget decks that are as valid/solid as expensive competitive/casual decks. So, I will start with mine:

It's No Secret! You are Out of Budget!

Wild · Secret Mage · by Esparanta · 6 years, 7 months ago

• 1 Babbling Book x 2
• 1 Kabal Lackey x 2
• 1 Secretkeeper x 2
• 2 Ancient Mysteries x 2
• 2 Mad Scientist x 2
• 2 Medivh's Valet x 2
• 3 Counterspell x 2
• 3 Duplicate x 2
• 3 Explosive Runes x 2
• 3 Forgotten Torch x 2
• 3 Kirin Tor Mage x 2
• 4 Fireball x 2
• 4 Jeeves x 2
• 5 Cloud Prince x 2
• 6 Kabal Crystal Runner x 2

1,960 Dust 1,816 3 Copy Deck Code

What's yours?

I'm going to be rolling with Reno Rogue since I've already been using it, but the double Zephrys the Great due to Valeera the Hollow's effect sounds pretty sweet as well. Reno Hunter has been pretty fun in the past, but some form of Reno Warrior might be interesting as well.