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Mulligans
General Mulligans
In virtually all cases, mulligan for your early minions. The only variable is whether the opponent is playing a lot of minions himself or is waiting until the late game. If the former is true, removal is more important. If the latter is true, then mulligan for minions so you can put pressure on the opponent and force them to react, thus making any reaction to your powerful late game weaker
Hunters have always been a secretive type, holding their cards close to their chest and relying on precision as well as strategy to defeat their prey. This deck is no different. With a variety of early game spells and secrets as well as a select group of early minions, this deck excels at denying the board while simultaneously building one. However, it is the patience of the hunter that allows him to emerge victorious against the mightiest of beasts. If you can stall long enough with this deck, you shall be rewarded with the bounty of the legendary hunter Kathrena Winterwisp, who is all but guaranteed to summon beasts of legend to trample your foes into submission. The meta of puny priests and dismal druids has passed. Make way for a new era, THE AGE OF THE HUNTER!!! (Deck is a work in progress. Still deciding on early game minions and the cost ratios. All suggestions welcome)
