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Mulligans
General Mulligans
Your one and two drops are vital to get your deck flowing. Though unlike Dragon decks you don't need to worry about having an elemental in hand while you play. If you can curve out properly you will be in a good place.
Aggro Mulligans
Standard cards for against aggro. Hard to take out, and should help clear the board letting you get into a better midgame.
Midrange Mulligans
Against midrange you will simply want to curve out better. The odds are the only other main midrange deck is going to be shaman which will probably have elementals for you to pick up and help your own game plan.
Control Mulligans
Against control you will be looking at getting on the board as hard and fast as possible. Trying to curve your way into something they can't deal with.
Shadow Word: Pain Shadow Word: Pain Priest… Hahaha… The now worst class in the meta. Probably. The quest is terrible. The Minions don’t seem to fit anywhere… Except wait they have so many elemental tags. On top of that one of the worst cards printed is gaining the elemental tag. Priest has four class cards with the elemental tag? Crystalline Oracle, Radiant Elemental, Lyra the Sunshard, and Lightspawn? Do these four cards make up a deck? We really can’t say, but I’m sure as hell going to try. With anti aggro cards like Holy smite, volatile elemental, shadow word pain, and tar creeper to sustain the early game, and forcing your opponent to trade while you go face eventually using Lyra as random generating Antonidas that hits the board earlier, or easier to keep in play killing off major threats at the same time it drops. It seems like it has a lot of potential.
17 elementals are in the deck and several cards that get major boosts for playing elementals the last turn might make the deck work as your opponent has to run through a wall of taunts and finished off with a Blazecaller to the face. To ensure you have an elemental for every turn to weave in Firefly and Igneous Elemental were added.
As much as I wish Baron Geddon could be in the deck you have so much against aggro all ready that they have problems dealing with your board. If their board state becomes to big by winning the minion war then you will start to run into problems anyway so focus on good trades or force them to trade instead. With Shadow Vision, Mind Blast, Holy Fire, and Blazecaller you have so much burst to the face that most decks won’t know what hit them. A loss to Priest on turn 6 or 7 shouldn’t happen right?
I think this just might be a diamond in the ruff.
