Frost worked great against the Face Hunter I tested against; conceded when he realized I had nothing but answers for his board.

This is where I admit my choices for Unholy might not be the best since I usually run it as a 40 card, so decisions had to be made. Power loss due to Grave Strength not being available is why the Necrotic Mortician is in, as an extra Nerubian Visier, to maybe cheat a GS in.

### Tinyfin Mode
# Class: Death Knight
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Body Bagger
# 2x (1) Foul Egg
# 2x (1) Plagued Grain
# 2x (2) Battlefield Necromancer
# 2x (2) Necrotic Mortician
# 2x (2) Plague Strike
# 2x (2) Unholy Frenzy
# 2x (3) Anti-Magic Shell
# 2x (3) Asphyxiate
# 2x (3) Chillfallen Baron
# 2x (3) Construct Quarter
# 2x (3) Nerubian Vizier
# 2x (3) Ymirjar Deathbringer
# 2x (4) Tomb Guardians
# 2x (5) Army of the Dead
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The answer was, that Corpse Bride was fine since there is no corpse sink in that deck other than Malignant Horror, and Asphixiate should have been in there.

Frost is tough without Frostwyrm’s Fury, but this seems like an okay control deck.

### Tinyfin Mode
# Class: Death Knight
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (0) Horn of Winter
# 2x (1) Bone Breaker
# 2x (2) Defrost
# 2x (2) Frost Strike
# 2x (2) Harbinger of Winter
# 2x (2) Northern Navigation
# 2x (3) Asphyxiate
# 2x (3) Chillfallen Baron
# 2x (3) Glacial Advance
# 2x (3) Hardcore Cultist
# 2x (3) Howling Blast
# 2x (3) Nerubian Vizier
# 2x (3) Reap What You Sow
# 2x (4) Remorseless Winter
# 2x (6) Marrow Manipulator
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# To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and create a new deck in Hearthstone

Oh right… That’s why I’ve got no dust. I was replacing my common and rare DK cards.

Here is the starter, runeless, shell I’m building with. Swap in whichever rune cards you prefer.

Corpse Bride, I’ve always felt was hot poop, probably the first card to go (might be a good slot to play with Arthas’ Gift, if I want to be whacky and stay runeless).

Any time Epics/Legendaries are out, Bonemare tends to become a MVP in the late game.

### Tinyfin Mode
# Class: Death Knight
# Format: Wild
#
# 2x (1) Arms Dealer
# 2x (1) Body Bagger
# 2x (1) Foul Egg
# 2x (1) Noxious Cadaver
# 2x (1) Skeletal Sidekick
# 2x (3) Acolyte of Death
# 2x (3) Chillfallen Baron
# 2x (3) Construct Quarter
# 2x (3) Nerubian Vizier
# 2x (4) Malignant Horror
# 2x (4) Murlocula
# 2x (4) Nerubian Swarmguard
# 2x (5) Corpse Bride
# 2x (6) Gnome Muncher
# 2x (7) Bonemare
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This time around will be interesting…
Like many other players who missed what was going on at the time, when Core Set became a thing I scratched my head as to why I suddenly had two of everything and ended up dusting all my collected copies.
The recent rotation moved a ton of staples that had been around from the beginning (and most of the original DK cards) over to Legendary.
I run two accounts, one competitive, the other just for Tavern Brawl & Twist. Go figure, the latter is presently dustless. I guess I’ll try some Core Decks and see what I can swap in to make them work.

*newer players
Kind of need to have at least been around for Galakrond.

I definitely, agree on the approachable front. There are still a few cards that new players might need to craft, but it’s not “buy a bunch of packs and good luck” level anymore. As much as I like being able to use my old cards from way back, and with it some of my favorite decks from over the years, it was a solved meta. No room for innovation.

*to figure out
(We need an edit button, here.)

It took me longer than I want to admit that this is the same thread for all seasons, and was very confused by some of the deck suggestions below. LOL

As soon as I said this, turn 3 win BTW.

Can confirm this is a fun deck!
Yeah, you want the Ship’s Cannon in there as a backup for Blindeye, or early soften your opponent.
One big weakness, though. If you catch a hand without and fail to draw either early enough, there aren’t many options to recover short of dumping what you’ve got and hoping for the best.
More card draw might help, but I’m not sure how to work that in.

Answered my own question…
Enrage Warrior, dump the second instance of every card.

So, first time since 2018 we’ve seen this and it’s limited to Standard cards.
Honestly, everything that I can think of that would be great here is Wild, now.
Thoughts?

Sure, that’s a nice change of pace. And against the right opponents, it should work great.
Big points for creativity.

But, you know what works great against that? Rogue Poison Chess.

EDIT:
Deathnight has problems with Kangor. Apparently, it’s random who you face off with after Mukla. Retire and hope for a better run.

Dungeon Run is an interesting choice for the format, but they REALLY needed to playtest this more.
Deathknight is a late-game build with no removal for some dumb reason and hits a wall at the second challenge.

You missed a big one here… Unholy Deathknight running Corpse cards that only you can take advantage of.

And after asking that, took it out of my deck, looked for a replacement, and lo it was an available option. Bug.

Move along. Nothing to see here.

This was intended as a response to something below but got posed in the wrong place.
I’d delete it, but I’m not seeing a button to let me do that.

Good deck. I remember using your original.
But, Sanguine Reveler came up on the list for the updated version, not playable in this format.
Suggestion for a replacement?

Sanguine Reveler is banned in this one.