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Mulligans
General Mulligans
In general, with this deck it is essential to start to cycle as soon as possible. There is no Call to Arms that makes you cicling easy, even because you can't play the Loot Hoarders, so search for Cristology and the Novice Engineer. Equality is what permits you to destroy entire boards in one turn, keep it no matter what. Of course, finding your combo pieces early on is always nice, but don't keep Immortal Prelate if you already have Cristology. Thanks to it, it is really easy to find and anyway turn 2 you should start cycling.
Aggro Mulligans
All the cards that can help you with aggro are well-welcomed. YOU DON'T NEED YOUR WINCONDITIONS. That's very important, and do not become too greedy against an odd rogue, as it could be the last thing you will do.
The gameplan is preety straightforward: S U R V I V E. Do all you can to survive, because in the late you will always win. In the late, apart from the Da Undatakah combo, you have Shirvallah and the DK, so that's a matter of time. Time Out! is nice, but I wouldn't recommend keeping it, because in the early is a dead card for most of the turns, but in the midgame is superimportant to have it ready if the board gets out of hand. I woudl suggest keeping Kangor for big heal turns with Flash of Light, but if you are losing the board early on it will be a good 2 drop anyway. Spikeridged Steed is incredible if the opponent doesn't have silences.
I am having a lot of fun with this deck and I think it is quite solid. π
Made a little tweaking by changing 1 Crystology by 1 Prismatic Lens because it can help you to draw the combo pieces, or provide a “reduced price” to Shirvallah or Tirion.
I am also making further testing by changing 1 Novice Engineer by 1 Lich King, since I think it makes the whole package more consist: it gives an additional win condition to the deck and provides the Sylver Vanguard another 8-cost minion to recruit. On a third place, it is another big minion that could be drawn by Prismatic Lens.
That’s great! This is actually the first time someone crafted one of my deck and said to me on a post. I am so happy I could bring to you this deck and I totally see why you made those changes. If you want to see a full guide of the deck, go on hearthpwn and search for it. Hearthstone topdecks wouldn’t let me post all the guide. Anyway, I am surely gonna try out the way you did the deck!
Why do you run Silver vanguard? If it recruits Da Undatakah you’re screwed.
It is part of the combo, I made an explanation of it but hs topdecks cut it out because it was too long. Basically, if you play Immortal prelate and Silver Vanguard and then you play Undatakah, if Undatakah steals the deathrattle of the prelate first and then the one of silver vanguard, when it will die it will recruit himself. It will keep the deathrattles because of the prelate effect and then you’ll have dreadsteed, but that has 8 attack. The sunfury protector is there to give him taunt and make him an impassable wall.
thats a really good idea
is the prder that undatakah gets deathrattles random
Unfortunately yes. So the first time you play the combo there is a 50% chance it doesn’t go off, but since undatakah returns to the deck it is easy to play it a second time, and then the combo is certain.
Of course, you have to play vanguard when you have undatakahin hand
But why is Vanguard there at all? all he can summon is tirion
wait i didnt read the first bit
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