Support from the warlock death knight would be really nice, but there’s a safe bet based on the Jaina leak that the warlock hero is 9 mana, which would mesh pretty poorly with the aggro-midrange strategy of discard zoo.

🙁

Debatable, I think. I’ve been hovering around ranks 3-1 with another version of miracle all season and the vast majority of the time I find myself dropping Thalnos just for the cycle.

Yes!

(I know this won’t catch on, but still I’m secretly hoping it will. STONEKEEP, HEAR MY CALL)

Love this deck. It should be called plant rogue, 7 of the cards in this list are plants.

So excited! Thanks a ton Evident, you do great work. I check HST every day and it’s my go-to place for decklists, news, and articles. It’s far and way the best Hearthstone site on the net. I can’t imagine how much time you must put into this, but you deserve to know that it’s much appreciated! 🙂

Can’t wait to cast this.

Worth it for the flavor text.

Agreed. It’s just so sleek and aesthetically appealing.

I laughed

Duuuuuude…

Damn, the meta is broken before the set even releases.

Well, I for one am never playing Wrathguard again.

Wowza.

Fixes the issue with buffs being card disadvantage. Seems good.

SAME

This seems really busted, I’m excited to give it a go.

Logged in just to reply to this. I laughed out loud in the middle of an organic chemistry lecture.

Eaglehorn bow and no secrets? Is it just me or does that seem a little loose? Is it just for access to the extra removal/damage?

How viable do you think this deck is for laddering?

Awesome article! Keep up the great work.

One thing – as a tempo warrior player I wanted to take a look at the featured tempo warrior deck (chessdude’s) but the link to it in the tempo warrior section just links back to this article. I’m not sure if this is true for any other links on the page, but I thought you’d want to know!