I crafted this deck and it is really fun to play but I find it not very consistent or at least I am having a hard time getting how to pilot this deck. Maybe I need to be less hesitant to use my conjurers calling on low cost minions?
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As Unexpected Results is costing 3-mana now, it is time for this deck to shine!
Mana Addict and Vex Crow are stars in this deck. They create incredible tempo with Twinspells. Also Vex Crow and Sea Giant synergy is so sweet and surprisingly quite overlooked for a long time. Conjurer's Calling allows you to get most out of your Sea Giants.
3 card combos are rarely work in Hearthstone. Yet, Elemental Evocation + Celestial Emissary + Unexpected Results combo on turn 3 or Elemental Evocation + Cosmic Anomaly + Unexpected Results combo on turn 5 appear to be exceptions for this particular deck. Those cards have synergies with other cards like Frostbolt, Mana Cyclone, etc too. So they're not useless out of those combos.
Things need to be kept in mind while playing:
- Casting Conjurer's Calling on Vex Crow will give you one 2-drop, two 4-drops.
- On turn 5; Khadgar + Unexpected Results combo will give you five 2-drop minions with approximently 7-10 total attack. You can always play Conjurer's Calling on two of them the next turn.
- While Khadgar is already on board; playing Elemental Evocation + Celestial Emissary + Unexpected Results combo will give you; two 2-drops and four 4-drops on board.
Mulligan:
- Always hard mulligan for Mana Addict, Sorcerer's Apprentice, Mana Cyclone and cheap spells like Ray of Frost or Mirror Image.
- Do not hesitate to play Sorcerer's Apprentice for tempo and Ray of Frost for defence against Aggro decks.
- Mech Hunter and Mech Pally tend to build up humongous minions by magnetizing their Mechs. Mirror Image, especially with Khadgar, slows them down nicely.
- If you have the coin, you can keep Unexpected Results for turn 2 play. You may end up with having one Sorcerer's Apprentice and one Faerie Dragon on board.
- Vex Crows are the stage 2 of the deck. Make your opponents waste their single target removals on Mana Addicts, Sorcerer's Apprentices and Stargazer Luna first.
- Sea Giants perform better if you draw them from the deck.
Enjoy :)
Here is a brilliant deck showcasing video from Kiwiinbacon
Some Game Replays (courtesy of Marmaga):
VS Ress Priest: https://hsreplay.net/replay/uFta4nvjiktaySTdHCQQse
VS Token Druid: https://hsreplay.net/replay/wSSndtGMMvNSiY3KheHswe
VS Murloc Shaman: https://hsreplay.net/replay/U4ov4WzGA7hM3DNrappUfk
VS Bomb Warrior: https://hsreplay.net/replay/fVHTUoWUkozHMs5VPcatCh
VS Pala (OTK??): https://hsreplay.net/replay/UEsdQkXhuVW6ua2ybzC6Un
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Thank you for posting this deck and the code
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I have a theory about the conjurers calling spell. The more aggro the opponent, the lower mana minions you can effectively use this spell. Since against aggro its all about the early turns to get that board control, casting the conjurers calling early on a say 2 or 3 mana minion can be game changing since you get in effect a divine shield attack and an extra minion on board for 3 mana, which is a lot of board on turn 3/4/5.
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Is it just me or does the deck code not work for this deck?
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Here is the deck code, enjoy;
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From your replays it looks like a kind of swarm mage :) nice work.
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Thank you. :) I updated the guide with mulligan list and deck showcasing video if you'd be interested. :)
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