Rush Tempo Warrior

This deck’s game plan is most similar to the pirate variant of rush warrior, to end the game by turn 5 – 7.

The style of playing is still for smorc mostly, but it does it in the exact opposite way that the old pirate warrior does. Rather than going face with charge minions and protecting them with your weapon, this deck operates in reverse. Rush minions hold board, most weapons go face.

Although this list is a little slower and tech heavy, it has been working wonders on the ladder so far at rank 2.

Card Choices

Harrison Jones has worked miracles versus Cubelock and Odd paladin, your two most common matchups. I highly advise running it if you’re facing either deck regularly.

Darius Crowley has been scratched out of most lists, but that is mostly because other decks are going full pirate aggro or odd quest. He is too weak in Face list because he doesn’t go face, same goes for Militia Commander. He doesn’t fit in odd quest warrior or control warrior because neither care about board state with their massive amounts of removal. However, in this midrange tempo list he fits in perfectly, often giving the board control turn 5 or 6 needed to open the board enough to play Spiteful Summoner or Lesser Mithril Spellstone on 6 or 7 to close out the game.

Spellbreaker because cubelock still exist. The card is great versus Quest Warrior and Even Paladin as well, but only keep it in your starting hand versus warlock. 

Finally, why only one Fiery Win Axe?!?!?! you may be asking. Although I obviously haven’t played enough games to prove any statistics, I can certainly say that having 8, EIGHT WEAPONS  in a tempo deck felt too clunky and inconsistent, same goes for when I ran two copies of Hench-Clan Thug.