Doesn’t work with DK Anduin’s HP, but wouldn’t bring otk priest back anyway. The deck mostly died after Raza got nerfed, and not using Velen and Lyra is a big drawback.

Delvisaur gets a different effect from rush when it is recruited or evolved into, since the inability to attack heroes is the card’s battlecry. So changing its text to rush would indeed change the card’s abilities.

Now that is a good question

Yes. So you get a copy of Kings Ransom. So if your oppenent plays it to get his deck back, you play it too and swap decks again, only this time permanently.

This card won’t affect Uther of the Ebon Blade’s hp, since it’s not your “starting” hero power, so no overpowered exodia Paladin

Play King Togwaggle. If you opponent doesn’t ransom his deck back immediately, play this. Now you can steal his deck permanently. Or reduce card costs somehow and do everything in a single turn. Meme play, but gold.

Goodluck surviving Aggro decks without Defile and Hellfire

First card a guaranteed Legendary would be better

Great article. Very well written, accessible for both legendary and new players. Spitful Summoner is an interesting card that allows for smart deck building without making such decks completely overpowered.

Taunt is adaptable thou.. but Sanguine Reveler is much better than Ravenous Pterrordax, since you can have a super aggressive/defensive play on turn six if you equipped Skull of the Man’ari on turn 5.

I don’t own wild cards. The article makes a good point on advising against using fast decks. However, a quick look around the decks listed above made my Standard Cubelock seem like a hopeless deck. Do you think a super fast Hunter deck using lots of small minions and a few silence cards would stand a chance to get wild players with huge combo decks by surprise? Either way, I don’t plan on running a seccond shot at the brawliseum.

“Secondly, the community needs to wave goodbye to the idea of buying oneself an additional turn of play as Mage, and not only because it’s simply overpowered, but also because it just feels incomparably wrong when looking at every other class mechanic in the game.”

Perfect. Ice block is overpowered and mage won’t die without it. Exodia mage may die, but it won’t be missed. While it may be a smart and creative deck, it’s just so boring to play against it. Mage will need new good cards on the next expansion? So will every other class.

Sanguine Reveler looks interesting, will definitely try it!

I really like running a Spellbreaker, it’s a very flexible card. Finds itself useful in more situations than a seccond Doomsayer.

I don’t like mortal coil in this deck at all. Feels like a dead draw most of the times, and the truth is that the meta is so intense right now that you just can’t afford to lifetap a lot in the game. So drawing it at a tense late game without a crucial defile to set up sucks.

I don’t have N’Zoth and obviously won’t craft it right now… that must be the case for a lot of people. So I’m trying Twisting Neather instead.

I would recommend this site’s article on tilt

I find those matches very hard too. Having a Twisting Nether helps in both cases. Don’t try to win the game quickly, usually won’t work. Just trade minions constantly and take the game to fatigue.

You can dust the cards, but you only get their normal dust value. No full refund for cards that rotate to wild.

Great article! Rin plays very well with cube lock, because of the pressure she puts on the game and if you manage to destroy the op’ deck (happens sometimes) it’s basically dead end for them. But pulling out Azari automatically through the weapon’s effect is a proper disaster. A 10/10 body is strong, but it takes so much effort to get the demon that loosing his battlecry is just awful. I tried playing without the weapon but its much more difficult to use Doomguard and the cube combo that way.

It’s actually very easy to deal 20 face dmg with a single Dust Devil using the Curator…

Prince Taldaran, which I don’t have. You can use Rin in the place of a Faceless Manipulator too.

There are so many Cube Locks on ladder that mirror battle is a main concern. I’ve been using Rin on my deck and it works wonders. A lot of players get nervous with the perspective of losing their deck and start pushing life tap at all turns and making poor trades as soon as you start playing the seals, which is actually good for you. The only drawback is that the first two seals are terrible, so you need a good opportunity to play them in a single turn.