This looks like a very nice deck, I really like the direction you took with Violet Teacher and the Giants. Astral Tiger seems a little less interesting than Ironwood Golem but the fact Tigers come back in hand again and again justifies their utility for the synergies of the deck, so well done I will definitely try this out 🙂

That’s a very good card, a good weapon for the early game and a buff (perfect for Darius Crowley), that’s even better than Glaivezooka

I’m not sure too, It looks like this is neutral

My bad I didn’t see “Can’t attack” (so this looks honestly like another bad legendary now I saw that)

the most interesting thing is that you can play this on turn 7 then, on turn 8, play 4 times Warpath for 12 damage + 3 if it attacks

I really like the idea around this card, I like it because it reminds me of Blackguard which is not played but sometimes can snowball and becomes very strong when you have the follow-up, but my fear is : will it be worth setting it up just like Rotface ? (Rotface can make great stuff but can also be absolutely inefficient).
Warrior lacks of good turn 7 so that’s very interesting, we must see now if tempo warrior will be strong enough. I think this could see play in control as well but tempo seems to be its place to be.

No problem just so you know what’s a budget deck really is haha

3 legendaries = not a budget deck, a deck is “budget” when it costs less then 4000-3000 dusts but the deck is very good 🙂
It will be a budget deck if you remove at least Kathrena and Krush for another Vanguard and another Violet Wurm.

That’s pretty nice! One ting I’m not sure about is Hoarding Dragon, is it really worth to play even if it has a strong body and a Deathrattle? This is still ok in the deck but maybe there is something better such as Shifting Shade.

Ysera is still ok but you’re right on the 2nd Gorehowl, Spellstone fits well on my opinion and the fact you get a weapon from the quest justifies its utility, sleepy dragon is not good I agree but second brawl isn’t necessary because this deck has for objective to put big minions on board so you don’t want to clear board too often and Reckless Fury will most of the time allow you to clear an Aggro board but the big taunts you have will stay alive so one brawl is enough I think 🙂

This looks like a very interesting deck and maybe the revival of a competitive control warrior, I think it’s way better to play two spellstones and only one Gorewhol, I don’t know what you think about Molten Blades but I’m pretty sure this could be better than two Fiery War Axes. One last think, if you run Tar Lords and Creepers, you should definitely include Master Oakheart instead of the Sleepy Dragon, that’s way better 🙂

Could you explain what this deck is ? I don’t get it I mean you play only Aggro and cheap cards, then you add Azalina which seems to be a really control-oriented card. Also you run cheap cards which are very bad / weak at least like Wax Elemental.

Thank you 🙂

Thanks for your feedback, I’ll try this out !

Thanks man, i’m glad you enjoy my deck

That’s so cool reading such comments, I really appreciate thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! I dont know if I can publish my tag here to be honest ^^

Yes of course ! I tried with these two but it appeared that Earth Elemental is a real pain for Aggro and it really fits well in the synergy with spellstone and snowfury giants so I have rather playing this list 🙂

That’s very good, I really like your deck. I would do some replacements though, maybe 2 flamestrikes are a little too much so I would replace one with Firelands Portal. Same for Doomsayer, you already have so many boardclears that you could play only one so I would add a second Arcane Tyrant for more pressure on board. That’s my personal point of view 🙂

I just created a standard version, check it out if you want 🙂
http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/big-dragons-hunter-quick-guide-included/