Just wait until trump net decks it!

Dane makes more interesting decks in my opinion.

@@JPejcik Was about to mention Dane, these 3 are the only interesting parts of HS remaining. Trump and Kripp are also okay when I'm really bored.

bad idea

Agree, I always liked how that one two damage warlock spell would spawn a demon from killing your opponent...great BM

@@TheZackofSpades Also, in the Rastakhan solo mode, the Astral Raptor card activates when it overkills the enemy hero. Feels really satisfying.

It works especially well with the priest considering how that went.

RaHuHe it's huge hands Hanz :P

The deck is built around Book of Specters - I would not play the deck without that card. As for Arugal, you could play Sindragosa instead.

@@bmkibler I see, thank you for the fast answer 😂

You too, fam.

Shiro is god itself

you to men :D

thanks

One kick Men except it’s an elemental and not a beast lmao

@@FallenLiight most of the elementals came from Un'Goro mate, what's your point

Honestly at least half of what makes a good deck is the name.

mojomaster zihi could fight against that if played at right timing. Otherwise, you just play minions and hit em right on the face.

It know you say this because it tilts the opponent more, but normally you wanna play duplicates from the left side of your hand so it is harder for your opponent to predict what you have in your hand.

@@Ajoo124 wouldnt playing the one you topdecked to hint you dint already have one? meaning you're feeding false information so they'll think you have something else, since you know he dint already know he had tarcreeper

Because all the cards in his deck are golden anyway

Javier Rentas thanks a lot

They need to buy big gloves?

small bears

Yea big hands suck because no gloves fit 😔

They have cheap Giants?

Used to have astromancer and meteorologist but now nothing in hand matters beside mountain giant lol

It should be called elemental mage

Also the fact that many of the cards tend to generate huge ass hands?

It's just elemental minion mage

@@ImmunityAnimations Nope. Hand mage. Just like it was handlock when the only reason they had big hands was mountain giants and tapping a lot.

No. It helps you find for spellstone and secrets to activate which is a very powerful turn 1 play.

@@06-hochunguckhanh29 ....but not both....it seems silly. You're likely sacrificing a secret if you need the spell stone. I just think tracking should be kept for turns where you need to find something specific that turn or the next. If you dont have a turn two play then you probably mulliganed very poorly.

Often times you mulligan for spellstone. But some games you only get only the secrets or spellstone, the good play on turn one is use tracking to find the missing pieces. IMO sacrificing a secret or even rexxar for spellstone is worth it in some matchups because you aren't playing into fatigue anyway.

being on pressure sometimes makes you took bad decisions, altho it is kinda strange since the opponent is a priest; which will most likely gets pressured early on

When you're that far behind you generally don't have the luxury of options. That was at TWO HEALTH before he played that last card, and kibs had a 6/6.

Spellbreaker played in almost every competitive deck? Are you high? Tell me the last time you saw spellbreaker played in spell hunter, midrange hunter, hybrid hunter, secret hunter, exodia paladin, odd paladin, even paladin, shirvallah OTK paladin, odd taunt warrior, odd mage, even shaman, mecha'thun warlock (fast or slow versions), big spell mage, mecha'thun druid, odd rogue, or tempo rogue? I listed pretty much every deck that sees any play in the entire standard meta and none of them usually run spellbreaker.

Josh Burns most Warriors run Owl and if not then Spell breaker. I think he’s meaning a silence in general which yes I will agree isn’t in most top decks, you should still look for them. But at 2 HP there is no outplay he just got GGed

It’s most likely he had no way to play around it based on cards in his hand. Sometimes early giant just pressures you and you don’t draw well enough to deal with it.