Poisoned Traditional Tea Time. The Old gods Xaril, the poisoned mind, Thistle Tea Standard Fatigue

Go ahead, drink the Tea. 

Have you ever wanted to cast Coldlight  14 times ? Well I have. So here it is. 

I did the math and that adds up  to 13,897 fatigue damage. 

This deck is designed to take advantage of a shift in the meta game towards slower 10 mana minded control decks. It does this by attacking those decks through overdraw by recycling Coldlight Oracle.  We then survive the fatigue battle by ganging up cold eyes oracle and thistle tea-ing them to death. At least that’s what I tell my self to justify making it.

Seriously though, how good is a C’thune deck when the C’thune get’s overdrawn? Probably not very good at all. 

The Old Gods:

Xaril, the Poisoned Mind is a great addition to mill rouge. It’s toxins are all valuable additions to the core concept of controlling the board and  the draw step. 

You may be thinking that Thistle tea should have cost 5 mana and you may be right…However, Rouge has not one, not  two but three awesome 0 mana cards. So, it kinda evens out. Not to mention I’m pretty sure if you thistle tea a vanish, your opponent will either DQ or find a way to punch you through the computer screen. 

Fatigue Rouge Synergies

You may be thinking this deck is completely reliant on Coldlight  Oracle, however that’s ridicules. Nothing could be further from the truth. The deck relies on a number synergies which I’ll list below: 

Backstab+ Si7 agent

Blood Thistle Toxin+ Coldlight Oracle

Shadow Step+ Coldlight  Oracle

Brann Bronze Beard+ Coldlight Oracle

Gang up + Coldlight Oracle

Vanish+ Coldlight  Oracle

Thistle Tea+ Coldlight  Oracle

Coldlight  Oracle+ Your opponents draw step

The Dream:

Through a very simple sequence of events you to can share my dream. Here is how:

Step 1. Cast Coldlight  oracle, Gang up said Coldlight,  shadow step Coldlight ,  Cast Thistle Tea (hitting Coldlight  of coarse)

Step 2. Next turn Brann, cast + 1 mana Coldlight,  Coldlight , cast prep, cast Vanish, intermittently commit 0 mana spells as well

See, it’s that simple to win at hearthstone.