In a similar vein, increasing hero power damage works great for Mage.

Pirate Warrior is also good for this same plan since cheap creatures with free weapons is a thing.

BEWARE of Protoss Druid.

Very accessible to new players…

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Demon Hunter
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (0) Blur
# 2x (1) Battlefiend
# 2x (1) Sock Puppet Slitherspear
# 2x (2) Battleworn Vanguard
# 1x (2) Lesser Opal Spellstone
# 2x (3) Blade Dance
# 2x (3) Satyr Overseer
# 2x (5) Glaivebound Adept
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You’re on the right track, and I’m jealous of Stonewright.
The key is to play cards that pump totems without giving your opponent any totems to pump.
I’d toss Anchored Totem, Carving Chisel, and Needlerock Totem.
Everything else in there is either a dead card to your opponent or close enough to being one.

We both missed one…
Demon Hunter “hero attacks” triggers.

Totem Shaman can get just as pricy, but here’s a budget build.

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Shaman
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (0) Totemic Might
# 2x (0) Totemic Surge
# 2x (1) Primal Fusion
# 2x (1) Totemic Evidence
# 2x (4) Draenei Totemcarver
# 1x (4) Splitting Axe
# 2x (5) Thunder Bluff Valiant
# 2x (6) Thing from Below
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Discover Hunter seems to be a popular choice among players with only Standard cards to work with.

I would run Level Up instead of Crystal Lion here if I had the dust for them.
But, proof of concept for the Silver Hand pump plan, Shamman works similarly.
Except for the mirror (obviously), the game plan is to play your opponent’s contribution to the deck in the early game.
When they start playing your cards, that’s the signal that they’ve got a dead hand.
If they’re too stubborn to concede, start making Silver Hands.

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Paladin
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Promotion
# 2x (2) Pursuit of Justice
# 2x (3) Lightfused Stegodon
# 2x (3) Warhorse Trainer
# 2x (4) Balloon Merchant
# 1x (5) Lothraxion the Redeemed
# 2x (5) Quartermaster
# 2x (6) Crystal Lion
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Without looking at my collection for other plans that might have entered in the past couple years…
I think 1 & 2 are evergreen for this.
IIRC 3 proved to be a nonbo when I tried it.

Sadly, now that opponents get a corpse count when DK cards are in hand, this game plan is off the table.

Pretty much any Protoss deck will do.
Toss the appropriate cards in, add anything that copies or returns to hand, and fill the rest with Legendaries.

I’ve also seen people running their Standard Zerg DK decks, which work well if you catch a good hand.
I’m not sure how well this works in the long run.

NOTE: Before anyone calls me on it… Yes, C’thun’s inclusion above was a brain fart.

More of a proof of concept, but spamming Mothership seems pretty good.

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Priest
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Hallucination
# 2x (2) Creation Protocol
# 2x (2) Dryscale Deputy
# 2x (2) Photon Cannon
# 2x (2) Power Chord: Synchronize
# 2x (2) Shadow Visions
# 1x (3) Pip the Potent
# 2x (3) Void Ray
# 1x (3) Zola the Gorgon
# 2x (4) Chrono Boost
# 1x (5) The Replicator-inator
# 1x (6) Gnomelia, S.A.F.E. Pilot
# 1x (7) Aman’Thul
# 1x (7) Marin the Manager
# 1x (8) C’Thun
# 1x (8) Ragnaros the Firelord
# 1x (9) Alexstrasza
# 1x (9) Avatar of Hearthstone
# 1x (9) Ysera
# 1x (9) Ysera, Emerald Aspect
# 2x (12) Mothership
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Bomb Warrior is pretty disgusting here…

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Warrior
# Format: Wild
#
# 2x (1) Goblin Bomb
# 1x (2) Astalor Bloodsworn
# 2x (2) Whirliglider
# 1x (3) Brann Bronzebeard
# 2x (3) Celestial Projectionist
# 2x (3) Clockwork Goblin
# 2x (3) Explodineer
# 1x (3) Photographer Fizzle
# 1x (3) Zola the Gorgon
# 2x (4) Blast from the Past
# 2x (4) Explodinator
# 2x (4) Wrenchcalibur
# 2x (5) Faceless Manipulator
# 1x (5) The Replicator-inator
# 1x (5) Vectus
# 1x (7) Lor’themar Theron
# 1x (8) Joymancer Jepetto
# 1x (8) Ragnaros the Firelord
# 1x (9) Sathrovarr
# 2x (10) Safety Expert
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I haven’t built for this year yet, but I ran Sathrovarr too; it’s a solid card here, especially when the card you want to spam is also in hand. Coin into triple Ragnaros on turn 2 is just gross.
Fingers crossed the Lor’themar “bug” was by design and is still in play this year.
Other than Marin, and maybe some Tourists to tap into off-class removal options, I’m not sure yet what might have changed.

I meant to close that with a HUGE thank you!
I’ve been having trouble deciding which way to go, and this helps a lot.

Location Warlock is missing a Zillax code, so I couldn’t load it up to check the configuration. (Pylon& ticking I assume?)
Also, suggestions for ETC?

Terran Aggro Paladin is also missing a Zilax code.

This served me well until I hit opponents saying screw the meta, and just running their regular Automaton deck. That’s what sparked the idea for the Copy Preist deck above.

I may have broken the meta here…

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Priest
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Cloning Device
# 2x (1) Hungry Crab
# 2x (1) Mind Vision
# 2x (2) Creation Protocol
# 2x (2) Golakka Crawler
# 2x (2) Power Chord: Synchronize
# 2x (2) Saloon Brewmaster
# 2x (2) Seance
# 2x (2) Shadow Visions
# 2x (2) Thoughtsteal
# 2x (2) Youthful Brewmaster
# 2x (3) Convert
# 2x (3) Golakka Glutton
# 2x (3) Identity Theft
# 2x (4) Puppet Theatre
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Just keep making copies of Crab, Crawler, or Glutton (or bounce them to hand), and use your opponent’s deck to beat face.

Fast 5-0

### Brawl Deck
# Class: Warrior
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Arms Dealer
# 2x (1) Hungry Crab
# 2x (1) Murloc Tidecaller
# 2x (1) Treasure Distributor
# 2x (2) Alexstrasza’s Champion
# 2x (2) Captain’s Parrot
# 2x (2) Flame Revenant
# 2x (2) Golakka Crawler
# 2x (2) Parachute Brigand
# 2x (2) Party Animal
# 2x (2) Roaring Applause
# 2x (2) Ship’s Cannon
# 2x (3) All You Can Eat
# 2x (3) Coldlight Seer
# 2x (3) Hozen Roughhouser
# 2x (3) Murloc Warleader
# 2x (3) Power Slider
# 1x (3) Prince Renathal
# 2x (3) Southsea Captain
# 2x (5) Tent Trasher
# 1x (7) Skycap’n Kragg
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Something I’m noticing when experimenting with decks this time around…
Not all available cards are programmed to see the “All” minion type applied by the Tavern Brawl rules, but rather the types the card naturally has.
It’s a little hit-or-miss, which cards do/don’t see the “All” so you’ll want to experiment yourself.

This is not a complete list, just a few I’ve bumped into so far:
Azerite Giant only sees the minion type the card normally has.
Party Animal does not apply its buff to cards that normally don’t have a type.
Captain’s Parrot DOES draw cards that are not normally pirates, as expected in this Tavern Brawl.