Oversimplified gameplan is: Invoke Twice.Draw Spirit of the Shark,Spectral Pillager and Umbrall Skulker(sometimes Shadowstep as well) and then go off

The actual gameplan is: Make oversimplified gameplan possible while dodging your opponent plays and managing your hand space and damage possibility for the combo=Oldschool Freeze Mage vibes

Matchups winrate:

40/60 against Cubelock and Mechapaladin

50/50 against Secret Mage,Darkest Hourlock,Armor decks,Waygate Reno and decks with Rats,Deathlords etc

Bad Dream or Nightmare experience for any other deck.

Card choices:

Golakka is here to target Pirate decks,Eater of Secrets is mandatory for OTK/survavibilitty against Mage, and Healbot is here to buy you some time if your opponent is too SMORcy. We dont need any other Invoke cards as it slows us down and clogs our hand more. I think I've found a balance between important spells and minions so you can both draw and dump your hand easier. That being said it is still hard deck to pilot yet rewarding one

Card replacements: None. This deck works quite well in its current form and some matchup weakness is not the fault of this deck but rather because of some tools which Rogue decks lacks

Where do I play as a pseudo Control deck? : Pirate Warrior,Mechapaladin,Secret Mage and Odd Rogue

Where do I unleash my full combo potential?: Armor classes like Druid and Warrior. with fully Invoked Galakrond,2 saved Shadowsteps and 2 Spectrall Pillagers you can archeve 80-100 damage and the only limitation is your APM