Budget Pressure Face Hunter May 2017

An all-in face hunter build which features some atypical picks to put pressure on the opponent inducing misplays and getting cost efficient trades.
Being extremely cheap to build, this deck is perfect for beginners to climb the ladder (25->10/5) in the current meta and fares off well even against others aggro and mid-range decks.

The aggressive mana curve makes the deck’s performance relatively stable, reducing the rng effect on starting hand and following draws. On the other hand the deck runs out of steam extremely fast (by the time you have 6 mana crystals you should be almost done, in a way or the other). Even so, the accumulated advantage often makes it possible to finish off the opponents in the following turns via hero power / eaglehorn / kill command.

Vicious Fledgling (VF) and Stubborn Gastropod (SG) put a lot of pressure on opponents, which results in the ability to dictate the pace and direct his choices, especially on removals. VF makes also possible to achieve blitz victories when playing second against some deck types lacking early-game control. SG is a wildcard that grants removals disposal, cheap trades and early control.

Stonetusk Boar (SB) and Timber Wolf (TB) should be played first turn only if lacking Alley Cat , and in most situations are better not played t1 even in that case. SB can be devastating when played in conjunction with Hunter's Mark to eliminate taunt time-wasters and high value targets, or just to feed your Scavenging Hyena, ruining your opponent’s calculations. TB can provide an unexpected cheap buff to all your units. Since both SB and TB are under-played at the moment (as well as Hunter’s Mark) the unexpected-factor effect is even more outstanding.