And their solution was to move it from standard lol.

Oh yeah, this is getting patched. Lol

Agreed, getting 40 something-ed to 0 without any way to prepare or interact with isn’t fun. Overturned IMO and needs to be reeled in a bit. I am sad that Death Knights are not more powerful. I was super excited about their potential and identity being brought into HS. Disappointed by its early performance.

5/7 perfect troll.

Make Aggro Shaman great again!

Will probably replace Mind Vision in in those decks for those who ran Mind Vision since it is guaranteed to hit another spell to combo with.

The secret to this card has been discovered. Now it all makes sense!

https://twitter.com/ahirunHS/status/937339550220763136

Wish this deck was better. It is still so fun.

Definitely not good in the current meta, loses to any type of control since now crabs are back in, and can’t keep up with most fast aggro decks like Rogue.

Yeah no. Its not even fun.

Get barnes in the first 4 turns, if you dont, just concede.

RNG required, thats all it is.

Too little too late to be honest. The issue was already well known and the solutions were given to address the problem, and they did nothing about it. Legend ladder was full of rock-paper-scissor matchups and Quest rogue was a huge contributing factor to this. We have only one season left before we should see the next expac, so what is the point in Blizzard finally admitting they were wrong now? Many players quit because you simply did not listen to feedback and the meta has gone to stale crap. Some may say better late than never, but the damage is done. Should have listened to the top players feedback long ago instead of sitting around.

Nice, I am currently only around 1000 Legend rank, was stuck in the dumpster for a while, but slowing down and planning out the trades helped. Definitely looks like a change of pace is needed from how it was previously played, but also being properly placed in the ladder is a big factor from what I have seen. Some matchups are very bad for you, namely priest. which comes down to just playing out the 7/7 and praying, Warrior is also a bit of a back and forth, and the mirror is just, who drew it better. Now that Pirate and Aggro Shaman are dominating the last days of the season, expect it to be very grindy and that win ratio to plateau.

Not sure how Tyler can do so well with this deck. Metastats show the win ratio for the best aggro shaman decks are, at most, 54% win ratio, and I can believe it. Most games, it feels like a slower version of Pirate with just a bit more gas in longer games. That makes it feel less effective at it’s job though: being the aggressor. Maybe they are just properly placed on the ladder for it to be very effective, but otherwise, it feel like a struggle unless you draw the nuts.

In Tempo, you take what you feel you need. If you have the cards to deal with aggro, then take something that will help you close the game faster, life tap for more resources, steadyshot. Otherwise, take priest heal to offset the aggro damage. In control matchups, same thing, you take what you feel you need, if you have a lot of strong early cards, take hunter hero power to close out the game faster, or heal/Fireblast to help with trading more efficiently in the mid game/ or Life tap to keep your resources up. Basically the tiers of hero powers should be as the usually are: Life Tap is the almost always good, Fireblast and Hunter are second best choices, and heal and druid are considered 3rd best. Shaman is meh and only situationally good (taunt totem etc.), and avoid paladin hero power altogether. Keep in mind if you take Fireblast, you can ping your own Grommash for a 10 damage charge as a finisher or otherwise.

He took rank 1 with this list now.

A skilled Reno player can hold off a Skilled aggro player till turn 6, unless you draw dead, and afterwards, it’s basically over for the aggro player. Feels like bad game mechanic to simply lose or win based on if you mulligan or draw a single card. I agree with removing Reno and implementing a card that uses the similar 1-off requirements that many of the new cards take advantage of, but implements a better mechanic. Would also like to finally see other controls decks besides Reno decks again.

His stream’s nightbot states that there is no decklist because he doesn’t believe in netdecking. So if he has changed his attitude toward it, he should probably remove that then.

Nice, saw him play this on a recent stream and was doing very well in high legend ladder and he wouldn’t give out the list. He would probably hate to see this here since he hates netdecking or whatever, lol.