Corrupted Depths Demon Hunter

A deck I thought of myself, this Control Demon Hunter rellies on Taunt minions (which by dying count towards N’zoth) and board clears to live until the late game when this deck shines the most. Literaly no one expects this matchup and your opponent always mulligans against aggro.

Tips:

You can replace Netherwalker with Mo'arg Artificer for insane board clears.

You can coin + Circus Amalgam on turn 3 to get a corrupted Insatiable Felhound on turn 4.

Circus Amalgam is summoned multiple times by N’zoth if you played at least 2 copies.

Corrupt Fleethoof Pearltusk before playing it because its the only Beast which you can summon with N’zoth, and playing the corrupted version will reward you when playing Y’Sharaarj.

Turn 3-6 are mostly about clearing your opponent’s board or resisting by playing the many taunt minions you are provided.

Because this DH deck is control, you rarely have the chance to play Skull of Gul'dan without falling behind. Its included in the deck for very late in the game when you are trying to find the old gods if you havent drawn them already.

Don’t discover and play small demons from Netherwalker or else you will screw N’zoth’s demon pool.

Pit Commander is the best option on turn 9, you will either get Priestess of Furry or another Pit Commander.

Don’t underestimate your opponent, and play Lifesteal cards when under 18 Health or else you might die to Krush, Buffed Pala Minion or Evolve Shaman high roll. 

Play N’zoth as late as possible so you can get the Scrapyard Colossus to die before that.

To make the opponent use all of their AOEs, when you have a powerful N’zoth, instead fill the board with Y’Sharaarj’s minions to force the enemy to use all of their defence options. You can play N’zoth the turn after if you feel confident.