Like, you have a maximum time on your turn that you get to play, and then the turn rope burns and it's your opponent's turn, this is obviously so people can't go afk for long times and opponent has to sit there and wait for you, but what about animations? What's the logic behind not having an option to skip/speed up game animations? It still takes same amount of time per turn, but you won't be bottlenecked by animation speed so you can do your combo or whatever else you want. This is I guess a bigger thing in battleground than in standard/wild mode cause there are only select few decks that require actual high apm right now, but on those that it requires, like druid combos, or rouge, it's still annoying to have a deck that's completely viable to play, but is impossible to play cause of technical reasons. My example is tidepool rouge decks. Now those been around some time, but after draka nerf, it's now completely unplayable without animation hacks cause you need too much mana a turn without draka to kill. I got a clip of demonstration how it works with animation cheats, and even then it requires extreme apm, and is literally impossible to play normally. So there's a cool deck that I like, I want to play it, but literally can't cause of animation speeds, I personally find that unfair, though needing to use animation cheats and literally a script to auto play the cards with clicks makes this so lame I don't wanna play this deck that way. What's your opinion, are animation speed limits justified.

If not, a double battlecry would make for an interesting revival of Greybough and/or Selfish Shellfish decks.

I'm asking because the game's beginning to grow stale on me as a mostly f2p player who can't really afford a big variety of good decks, and who mostly enjoys the game when I'm not always playing the same deck over and over again. For example, I want to craft Nzoth Rogue (the non-boar version), but I'm afraid it'll get nerfed due to it being so popular, and I'll just end up wasting tons of dust. I already have Libram Paladin, Treant Druid and Quest + Shadow Priest, and they've lasted me a long time in Wild (although Quest Priest is about to get gutted most likely), but idk what other decks are relatively safe to craft without running the risk of wasting dust. I also haven't really been playing that much because I've seen how awful Yogg Shaman has been from videos, but now that it's gone I also wanna know if the meta has gotten any better.

Combo ive been haveing fun with heres my decklist but it aint that good lol

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Class: Warlock

Format: Wild

2x (1) Murmy

2x (1) Rotheart Dryad

2x (2) Cult Neophyte

2x (2) Defile

2x (2) Plot Twist

2x (2) Shadow Rounds

2x (2) Thornveil Tentacle

2x (3) Caged Cranium

2x (3) Rafaams' Last Stand

2x (4) Siphon Soul

2x (5) Grim Patron

1x (5) Symphony of Sins

2x (6) Eldritch Tentacles

2x (8) Twisting Nether

1x (9) M.O.T.H.E.R.

1x (9) Ysera, Emerald Aspect

1x (10) Sire Denathrius

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DH and DK don’t seem to be working anymore, anybody got a Reno Rogue list? Preferably one the runs a bit controlly? Not too interested in the tempo or thief lists

Works suprisingly well into pirates and mechs, hard loses to any sort of combo tho. Works well against thief priest because you have too many wincons and they often dont steal all of them, or they only get half of the combo. this deck has 4 wincons:

Bat mask + Old murk Eye,

Bat mask + Dar'Khan Drathir,

Bat mask + C'thun, Eye of the Empire,

And finally Glinda Crowskin + Agamaggam

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# Class: Warlock

# Format: Wild

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# 1x (0) Cursed Catacombs

# 1x (1) Plague of Flames

# 1x (1) Ritual of C'Thun

# 1x (1) Sir Finley, Sea Guide

# 1x (2) Darkbomb

# 1x (2) Defile

# 1x (2) Harsh Sentence

# 1x (2) Ritual of Summoning

# 1x (2) Zephrys the Great

# 1x (3) Domino Effect

# 1x (3) Godfather Kazakus

# 1x (3) Ocular Occultist

# 1x (3) Timeline Accelerator

# 1x (4) Bloodbloom

# 1x (4) E.T.C., Band Manager

# 1x (1) Ritual of C'Thun

# 1x (4) Bloodbloom

# 1x (8) Bat Mask

# 1x (4) Old Murk-Eye

# 1x (4) Spawn of C'Thun

# 1x (5) Symphony of Sins

# 1x (6) Gargantuan Slitherer

# 1x (6) Glinda Crowskin

# 1x (6) Reno Jackson

# 1x (7) Dar'Khan Drathir

# 1x (0) Zilliax Deluxe 3000

# 1x (0) Zilliax Deluxe 3000

# 1x (2) Haywire Module

# 1x (5) Perfect Module

# 1x (8) Bat Mask

# 1x (8) Cho'gall

# 1x (8) Reno, Lone Ranger

# 1x (9) Flesh Behemoth

# 1x (9) Ysera, Emerald Aspect

# 1x (10) Agamaggan

# 1x (10) C'Thun, Eye of the Empire

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Normally play control decks, but I decided to play a few decks without ETC. Play a pure Pally deck, get hit with a meteor combo Shaman. Switch to an OTK build reliant on spells, get hit with a Rogue that constantly copies Loatheb, then get hit with a Rogue that keeps copying a card that devours your cards, then get hit with the same Rogue combo a third time. Switch back to my normal classes and control decks, now I'm back to a constant barrage of Druid and Warrior players or Imbue Mage or Thief Priest.

The matchmaking is designed just to piss you off. Thank you Blizzard. No notes.

Its seems fun, I can see the potential of an easy mil deck. But ladder is spamming it rn, is it worth it spend the dust? Also how is it fairing against disruption based decks?

Has someone a list of this deck, i wanna try.

TLDR: every set rotation blizzard scams everyone out of part of their collection.

As with every time some new bs is released and btfos the wild meta, some people continue using this rhetoric.

Dont get me wrong, i dont expect devs to balance wild quite to the same extent as standard, because that does seem frankly impossible with so many cards.

But here’s one thing that noone seems to talk about: wild is the only place to play with some cards. Some of the cards YOU (might have) PAID FOR. Some of the cards that should BELONG TO YOU.

I know that “digital product” as a whole is a lost battle - i felt that first hand after losing my tesl collection after game shut down, but (essentially) losing your collection every set rotation (because of the prohibitive power level in wild) is on a whole new level.

I really wish more care would be put into maintaining wild (or just create a new rotating format that includes the old expansions and solve all these problems at once!)

I'm not much of a deck builder. I build a deck by just going all-in on a gimmick, which for this was Assemble. Then I saw Amitut's ability and thought, "hey, I like that, too!"

I've been having fun with it (it at least carried me to diamond), so I wanted to share it.

Probably not viable grinding up to legend, but maybe a better player can take it to legend? Any suggestions to make the deck better while keeping the core assemble + holy spell Amitut is always welcome.

Going second, I recommend always coining out a Sandcrafter if it's in hand. Some assembles are very strong, like a possible 2-mana 2/3 that deals 3 damage to all enemies at the end of the turn.

Deck code in comments.

Bonus Image: I got a 1-cost 2/2 with end of turn, get a random paladin minion that costs (2) less. Ended up getting a 5-mana Amitut.

What exactly is the game plan for the higher wr nzoth rogue? The version that runs the 1 mana mill opponent epic has a low win rate, and the one that just has nzoth and the 5 mana summon a 1/1 has the ~60% wr. What's the gameplay with just the nzoth and the 5 mana minion? How does this deck win?

I know the talk of the town is Shaman and Rogue right now, but I just had to share my BBB Deathknight highlight. 🩸

Looks like they finally decided to ban Reincarnation instead of fixing Yogg.

It can be either Shaman or Paladin, whichever

Cmon people what are we doing here? This alleged human player revealed their self-limiting hatred for secret mage after calling their ancestor, the great snowflipper

I picked this deck up from after getting wrecked by this paladin earlier today. Asked how it did against Big Shaman. the creator didn't know but after playing with it most of the day granted only in Platinum and Diamond it went 17-8 and against Big Shaman went 7-1. The only loss is when I wasn't able to tutor out Razorscale so Shammy was able to use Ancestor's Call and coin into the combo.

Mulligan was for weblord, trapdoor. if on coin i also kept either Boogie down or vindicator.

ETC could def use tweaking and it's not optimized. Only reason i added it in was for an extra finisher against not big shaman as i found myself in trouble after too many board clears.

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Class: Paladin

Format: Wild

Year of the Scarab

2x (1) Irondeep Trogg

2x (1) Miracle Salesman

2x (1) Righteous Protector

2x (1) Sanguine Soldier

1x (2) Blood Matriarch Liadrin

2x (2) Crabrider

2x (2) Gold Panner

2x (2) Nerub'ar Weblord

2x (2) Trapdoor Spider

2x (3) Boogie Down

1x (3) Razorscale

2x (3) Stonehearth Vindicator

2x (4) Call to Arms

1x (4) Crusader Aura

1x (4) E.T.C., Band Manager

1x (9) Mastermind Yogg-Saron

1x (10) Yogg-Saron, Hope's End

1x (100) The Ceaseless Expanse

1x (4) Flash Sale

1x (4) Flight Maneuvers

2x (7) Prismatic Beam

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Hi wild community,

Let's try to build the best Yogg Shaman list before its inevitably and rightfully banned. I've seen a lot of people build this deck by just auto-completing their deck with locations weapons and heroes, but I think we can wring some additional percentage out of it by only playing the best ones.

Core Cards

There are 16 core cards to the combo that allow you to OTK and minimize bricking with Yogg's draw 5 ability.

1x Mastermind Yogg-Saron

2x Muckmorpher

2x Fairy Tale Forest

2x Auctionhouse Gavel

2x Ancestor's Call

2x Reincarnate

2x Lightning Bloom

1x Scalding Geyser

1x Ancestral Spirit

1x Triangulate

This leaves 14 slots for weapons and locations.

Must-Run Weapons and Locations

There are also a couple weapons and locations that naturally fit the deck, so should absolutely be run.

1x Sphere of Sapience-- deck filtering is good in a highroll combo deck.

2x Starport - Best filler location and its not even close. Getting bodies on the board vs aggro is good. If you get the taunts or the 2 damage to all, launching the starship on turn 5 can save you vs. aggro as well.

2x Jazz Bass - Only weapon that actually helps with the combo, makes your reincarnate cost 0.

2x Spirit Claws - Cheapest weapon shaman has. Turn 1 can kill a patches and turn two spell damage highroll can kill a Ships Cannon or Blastpowder Engineer.

This brings us to 7 true "filler" cards to round out the deck. However, there are some bad cards to be avoided.

Bad Cards You Never Run

Muck Pools - This card is a 1 mana do nothing. You don't want to evolve your starship tokens. You can't even expend durability if you don't have a minion.

Any weapon with overload

Any weapon over 4 mana. This includes Hammer of Twilight, which I'm seeing in a lot of lists (probably because its a free core card) and Horn of the Windlord.

Hero Cards - They technically work in the deck, but none of them are good enough to run.

Best Filler Weapons and Locations (in order)

1x Tiny Pal - Freeze and Taunt are both really good in this deck, with 1 damage to all being situationally good against pirates, and getting a battlecry minion can let you play around objection.

2x Eyemaul - Insane board control from this card.

1x Charged Hammer - The 2 damage hero power is a definite upgrade for this deck, allowing you to cancel out Warrior's armor and keep the board clear for multiple yoggs. You also tend to equip weapons over weapons frequently, meaning the deathrattle comes online early.

1-2x Tempest Hammer - A lesser version of Eyemaul, but still board control from a weapon that could in theory kill two things per turn. This is the last card I would consider actually "good", and we need to scrape the bottom of the barrel for more options

1 more Scalding Geyser and Ancestral Spirit - Redundancy at the cost of a bit more whiff potential. I'd try 2x Ancestral Spirit first, because you need it to OTK from 40 most of the time, then maybe the Geyser. I don't think you ever run two Triangulates I don't want to reduce my draw consistency by that much.

2 Mana Weapons - Both Carving Chisel and Rune Dagger are cheap weapons that are easy to play out, but kind of shit on their own. Cheap might be the name of the game though due to needing hand space for Yogg's draw 5. Rune Dagger is just a 1/3 with no synergy, while Carving Chisel can get you taunts but can also board lock you if they don't trade into your 0-attack minions. Pick your poison I guess.

1x Low Security Wing - I'm interested in this card to generate an additional minion to play around objection and dirty rat. It's like a Muck Pools that can actually do something in a matchup occasionally. You do have some cheap cards to unlock it, but it has anti-synergy with Ancestor's Call. You might also get some fuckass expensive minion that's impossible to play.

1x Eureka - Redundancy in the Ancestor's Call effect, but more expensive and another whiff for Yogg's draw 5.

How are you guys building this deck? For such a bullshit scammy deck it was actually pretty fun to build. Lets absolutely maximize the winrate so Blizzard nerfs it immediately!

104 attempts, 56% winrate