Both are very good options in the current Wild metagame.

Early indications suggest that Renolock is once again one of the better decks in the format. Built properly, it can dominate Even Shamans while still having game against Aggro and builds of slow, combo Druids.

If it’s working for you, I wouldn’t worry too much about replacing Bloodlusts. Both fulfill a similar purpose in turning your small minions into legitimate threats, Fungalmancer just offers a more consistent on-curve play.

Fungalmancers would be a good card to swap Blazecallers.

Servant or Kalimos or Hex would be a good place to start.

Baron Geddon has a bit of anti-synergy with this deck because it wipes your board as well as your opponents. As someone else mentioned, Geddon fits better in Big Spell Mage to pair with Jaina for a big heal.

Hagatha could work nicely in this deck if you have her. The late game value generation pairs well with the plethora of minions in this deck.

Cairne used to fit into Tempo Rogue when it was able to curve nicely into a seven-mana Bonemare, but after the nerf he’s a little too slow for what the deck is looking to accomplish.

This should be updated soon. Typically, we give things a week or two to settle after new cards are introduced before making recommendations for crafting and disenchanting.

Grats on the climb! I figure Druid is still going to be the better Jade class simply because of the cards available, but Shaman offers an interesting take on the Jade package (especially with the ridiculousness of Shudderwock).

You’re right though, Hex and Devolve can wreck Big Priests and Cube Warlocks pretty hard. Unfortunately, in my experience, the deck has a hard time against an early board full of Giants.

It’s a bit too early to say for sure what the best decks are. Just about all Paladins are still looking good, I’d expect to see Aggro, Secret, Even, and Odd on the top of the next tier list. Cube and Giants Warlock are both still strong as well. Slower Druids and Big Priests both seem pretty strong and then things feel like they drop off a bit from there.

Baku Rogue has been doing quite well for me lately. It does quite well against most non-Paladin decks.

In the Jade variant, you don’t really want multiple Shudderwocks (especially on board because they take up too much space). Ideally, the plan is to hit Shudderwock late, lock your opponent out of board clears with Loatheb and crash in for a bunch of damage with a board full of Golems.

It always feels bad to pull Barnes off of Shadow Essences, but the amount of games he wins on turn 4 is worth the occasional low roll.

This deck does have bad matchups against Tempo Mage and Kingsbane Rogue though. Cubelock is about even, but if they run Slyvannas, it probably bumps them ahead.

The immediate impact on board is definitely helpful, but Fungalmancer is probably just slightly better than Cobalt Scalebane in this deck.

I’d try Water Elemental first. The draw from Arcane Intellect is always nice to have.

I’m not sure Jaina fits in this deck, but you could try subbing her for a Water Elemental.

Crypt Lord or Wrath would be a good place to start.

Originally both copies of Bright-Eyed Scout were Echo of Medivhs, but I found that it was more important to draw into Giants than go off on multiple waves. You can certainly make that sub though, I’m not yet sure which is more optimal.

Thanks for your patience!

Whispering Woods definitely fits the theme of the deck if you have Ultimate Infestation as well. Cenarius and Hadronox are cards I’ve seen opponents running, but didn’t get a chance to test myself.