Deathrattle Cube Priest

11 mana combo: Eternal Servitude + Reckless Experimenter + Carnivorous Cube. It’s the reason why Gilded Gargoyle is included, on top of lessening the chance Dead Ringer draws Obsidian Statue.

Another ideal situation: Spellstone into Reckless Experimenter + over-8 cost minion with cube in hand.

Notes:

Silence is going to be prevalent in this meta, so unless you have the read that your opponent doesn’t run or is out of silence or transform effects (e.g. Polymorph, Hex), you should always save Reckless Experimenter for your cube turn. If your Eternal Servitude is set up and you have a coin, that’s probably the best play. Otherwise, you can cube Devilsaur Egg if you don’t have any minions on the battlefield, but it’s not ideal.

To me, this deck is very similar to egg hunter. Hunter has an easier time triggering deathrattles, but this deck has a chance to high-roll your big minions just as early (6 mana). Also, it’s less bad if you draw your minions because the main mechanic is resurrect, not recruit. Although, they’ll rot in your hand longer. Similar to egg hunter, unless you do one of the aforementioned plays, a lot of the strong cube plays require a minion to survive a turn.

Zerek’s Cloning Gallery is good for multiple reasons. It can be a win condition by itself, or if it doesn’t win you the game it sets up your resurrection spells. It can be picked up by Shadow Visions. Every minion in this deck is a decent clone target:

Dead Ringer – either drawing a 9 drop or a combo piece for cube is good at this stage of the game.

Gilded Gargoyle – gives you the coin for the Eternal Servitude + Reckless Experimenter + Cube combo

Cube – this ones bad.

Reckless Experimenter – If cube is in hand and you have a coin and space on the board, you can coin out a 2 mana cube on one of your 1/1s.

Lich King, Obsidian Statue, Ysera – big minions with powerful effects, even as a 1/1.