I’d say the major one is Brann Bronzebeard and Doomcaller.

Yes, you can tell by the flag. I just added the other class versions.

All the decks you listed are really good decks, so I would just play the one you enjoy the most.

Feral Spirit is good, but the Overload can be problematic at times and really your only synergy card with overload is Tunnel Trogg. Plus, you have a lot of AOE removal so you don’t necessarily need the early taunts. Barnes can be hit and miss and there’s more dead pulls in this deck at the moment. Fire Elemental is an extremely good card at getting good trades, this deck is a lot about getting value and keeping board control. Fire Elemental allows you to remove a minion while developing one (it’s also damage with reach, e.g., can get passed a taunt). This is one of the best things a card can do in the game, it’s also why you see Blackwing Corruptor played in every Dragon deck.

You could maybe kind of get away with Questing Adventurer, but there’s no real good replacement. You might want to just try doubling up Shadow Strike.

N’Zoth should be fine without Cairne, you can kind of replace him with stuff like Corrupted Healbot and Infested Tauren. Fandral is extremely good, but obviously only if you like Druid. The best Druid deck with Fandral has Malygos in it, so that makes it more difficult. I would wait on Happy Rag because I’m not sure how good Control Paladin will be in the next expansion.

That’s a tough call, I mean I’d rather have Sylvanas and Tirion first but this deck revolves around N’Zoth. I’m not sure you can win without at least N’Zoth and one of the big legendaries.

17 Neutral cards and 22 if you count the Tri-Class cards which are technically Neutral.

1. Harrison is better for ladder play because you’re running into a lot of Warrior, Hunter, and Shaman. I think a lot of the tournament players cut him because they realized Hunter was going to be played less and they were going to ban Shaman anyway.

2. Feral Spirit is better for ladder because there’s more Zoo and aggressive decks.

3. Kobold Geomancer is a more recent addition to the deck, it’s extremely important to get the most out of Spirit Claws and to power up your AOE.

The Top 8 are very good decks, but they aren’t always tech’d for the ladder. This version is more attuned for ladder play. This deck might struggle a bit because the meta revolves around countering midrange shaman. It’s still a very solid deck, you might have just hit a bad patch in your climb. I’d go with the second Fire Elemental, you have Bloodlust so you might not need the extra Thunder Bluff.

Bloodmage Thalnos is one of the best cards in the deck. It seems a lot of people are missing why he’s so strong. He buffs your Spirit Claws and your AOE, but also cycles for a card essentially costing you nothing. You would never play him (unless you really wanted a draw) without either casting a spell immediately afterwards or killing something with your Spirit Claws. Once it has served it’s purpose you would generally want it to die because you get a card back. It’s a Loot Hoarder and Kobold Geomancer wrapped into one, it’s very versatile.

I would try sticking with one list and just really learning how to play it. I would also try watching some videos/streams of people playing Midrange Shaman to get a better idea of some of the more advanced things you need to do with the deck.

Elise is really good in Control Warrior, but I don’t see her in too much else. Both Ragnaros’ could fit here, but I wouldn’t be sure what to remove.

All you need is to get a few deathrattles from N’Zoth, especially when they are as strong as the ones in this deck. And because a deck loses to early aggro doesn’t make it garbage.

I might try Baron out and see if it helps with your Shaman matchup.

For this deck Baron might be slightly better for ladder, but Ragnaros is the more useful card overall. If you’re short on dust, I’d craft Ragnaros.

Not sure about that, I don’t know a ton about Wild.

TGT cards will rotate out next year once the new expansion after this one is released. So I would say you have like 3 – 4 months at least.

I don’t mind Baron Geddon for Gorehowl, I would play Harrison Jones if you have it for Sylvanas. Bash or Slam are other options. Azure Drake wouldn’t be bad either though!

I would craft Ragnaros first, it’s probably the most used legendary right now. I would then craft Bloodmage Thalnos, it’s super versatile and is in a lot of decks (it’s really good in this deck). Harrison is more of a tech choice so I wouldn’t craft him until you have all of the best Classic set legendaries. I’d also be hesitant to craft too much right now with the new expansion coming out, some of these cards might not see the same amount of play soon.

He’s been ranking up, but obviously Zetalot is one of the best Priest players in the world, so I’m not sure it would be good for your average player. I would treat this more as a fun deck to try.

As far as I know, the fifty card pack deal is only going to be available through the website (confirmed by Yong Woo). So, you’d have to skip that deal and wait for the packs to hit the game store to use your Amazon Coins. I’m afraid that’s all the information I have, sorry I couldn’t be more helpful!

That looks pretty solid. Do you have Mana Tide Totem? I would play that over Loot Hoarder. I’d also maybe cut a Feral Spirit for Kobold Geomancer. You’d probably want two Geomancer’s since you are lacking Bloodmage and Spirit Claws are pretty important, but I’m not positive what I would cut. It’d likely be a Fire Elemental or a Thunder Bluff Valiant. I hope this helps!

Infested Tauren could work and maybe double up Acolyte or Blood to Ichor.