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Mulligans
General Mulligans
You definatly want to keep rat trap in an aggro matchup, espically if you have spellstone. Wandering monster is always a good activator for spellstone and eaglehorn bow and sometimes you can use it to get board advantage to. Against decks like cubelock or evenlock with huge minions early you eant to keep huntersmark and ideally candleshot with that. Animal companion is usually better than eaglehorn but it really depends, in most matchups i keep animal companion though, since not many decks has that good of a opener that makes me wanna use eaglehorn bow. Wingblast, flanking strike and sometimes baited arrow can be good against aggro to remove they're board early on, but baited arrow is debatable since you usually want spellstone out on 5. I would keep wing blast against e.x odd rouge that has scary 4 health minions early on, but if you get a flanking strike + candleshot you are gonna wanna keep that instead.
Basicly the idea of this deck is to play a crushing walls, deadly shot and as many summoning spells as possible (animal companion, to my side, spellstone) before playing zul’jin to clear your enemies board and get a huge board advantage. Revenge of the wild is in here so you can if you need to trade in your good minions first, so you will get them back the turn you zul’jin. Try to play as few damaging spells as posible before playing this so you won’t clear your own board. But they are needed in this deck because sometimes you just need that turn 3/4 flanking strike and the kill commands as a finisher. Rexxar is also in this deck to clear board in the early game and generate value before you get zul’jin. And if you don’t need the rexxar clear early he is great to play after zul’jin since his hero power is generarly better in the late/end game. That is if you dont manage to kill your opponent the turn or turn after you play zuljin. This is basicly the classic spell hunter but with a HUGE push in the end that will win alot of matchups.
