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Mulligans
General Mulligans
Generally, against all matchups, these will be good cards to keep in your mulligan.
Locations are especially important to our strategy, so getting an earlier Busy Peon into one of the locations can be huge.
Living Garden early is always good since we don't really wanna use the Totem HP in this deck; the main purpose of running him is just in case our Griftah gets MC (Evolve mind controlled target to keep the minion).
Aggro Mulligans
While keeping these is heavily matchup dependent, I often keep one of either Malted or Baking Soda if I am playing vs a class like Paladin or DK that could potentially be playing Menagerie or other aggressive style decks. Depends on the other stuff you have in hand, as sometimes keeping the Exodia Griftah combo is better than preparing board clears for hypothetical aggro decks.
Control Mulligans
Against Classes like Warlock where you know its a control deck you just want stuff to enable our main combo of Griftah -> reduce cost of hand by 1 -> Pet Parrot -> etc etc bullshit turn xD
Combos are really flexible, so just experiment and have fun
I innovated a new version of Nebula Shaman using some clever off-meta tech. Utilize your pet parrots with Griftah to wreak havoc on your opponents. You can easily discount your entire hand by 4 mana as early as turns 5 and 6. In some excellent situations, you can also fill your entire board while discounting and filling your hand, the deck has crazy high rolls and OTK potential with Shudder Nebula. So far, I am 14-7, boasting a 67% WR in lower Legend with the deck. Highly recommend if you have the cards, the deck is super fun to play!
As far as I’ve noticed so far by playing the deck, you can beat pretty much every deck on the ladder if you play and draw well enough.
Hardest Matchup: Zarimi
Easiest Matchups: Warlock/DK
