How good is Sea Giant? I found it clunky unless I was up against a minion-heavy deck like aggro druid. Rotgill has been very good for me as a replacement.
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you tend to build wide boards yourself as well, so he is often going to be 4-5 mana 8/8 which ain't bad
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When I experimented with Sea Giant I mostly found it to be a "win more" card. I have a similar feeling about Rotgill now too.
Burn decks and combo decks don't put many mininos on the board so I would struggle to get it down for less than 6 mana and a 6-mana 8/8 isn't very good. Attritrion decks - such as blood death knight or pure control paladin - have plenty of board clears so I would prefer more ways of putting multiple bodies on the board. Sea Giant was best against imp warlock which was already a strong match-up for me.
I have found Queen Azshara to be okay. It has some flexibility. The colossus is more minions on the board. An extra Bloodlust can seal a game too. Even the weapon gives a bit of reach.
I have seen Shadow Hunter Vol'jin used to cheat out the bigger minions, with Neptulon the Tidehunter as a big threat.
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I like voljun and neptulon nowadays too
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