Yes, Faceless is a good option.

Not sure this deck would work well without either of those two. Renolock could still be an option, but I’d recommend moving away from a heavy Demon build.

Kabal Lackey or Bonemare (after the nerfs hit) might be a good place to start.

Congrats on the golden Zola! This deck doesn’t require any Legendaries and I’m not sure she fits with the build, but you could try subbing her in for a copy of Lone Champion and see how it works out.

Definitely true. Unfortunately, many Secret Mages are teching in at least one copy of Potion of Polymorph to account for that very fact.

With so many Secrets and your disposal and the availability of Loatheb, Firelands Portal doesn’t quite make the cut. It’s not a bad card by any means, but a little slow for the new Aluneth builds, especially in Wild.

In some matchups, having only a single Doomguard makes your Demons pull a little more consistent. It’s especially relevant in situations where you really need a Voidlord.

Some still choose to run Skull of the Man’ari, but Voidcaller tends to be a little more efficient in cheating out Demons.

It’s hard to predict whether Bonemare will still be good after the nerf. Coming out a turn later is pretty significant and may warrant a replacement. We’ll keep an eye on things once the patch goes live and adjust accordingly.

It’s hard to predict whether Bonemare will still be good after the nerf. Coming out a turn later is pretty significant. We’ll keep an eye on things once the patch goes live and adjust accordingly.

I still haven’t played enough games to say for sure, but maybe Tier 3-4? It has the potential to pick up the right matchups, but could still use some refinement.

To reduce Arcane Giants to 0 with Naga Sea Witch, you need to have played 5 spells. Typically, you want to find Naga Sea Witch and cheat out Giants on turn 5, so Arcane Giants are a little too slow for that game plan.

Stats suggest the Keleseth version performs a bit better. Even though turn two is critical for Zoo, there are enough one drops in the deck to offset it so you’re not often tapping on your second turn.

I would lean towards the options that cycle cards, such as Inventor or Oracle.

Yeah, Dragonfire Potion is a reasonable substitution and was generally considered better before Giants decks became more common.

Emperor enables burst turns that would otherwise be impossible. Typically, by the time he is dropped, you have a mostly full hand.

Sorry, that was an oversight when I moved the list away from the Coldlight Oracle build. It has been corrected.

I don’t have much personal experience with either deck, but I would tend to lean towards traditional Inner Fire combo being more consistent. A few players have reported good matchups against some of the Big decks common at higher ranks.

In general, yes. But stats suggest that Pirate Warrior performs a little better right now, despite the decrease in popularity.

Acherus Veteran and Darkshire Councilman are both good additions to the deck. Veteran > Blood Imp and Councilman > Tar Creeper are both reasonable changes, depending on the matchups you’re running into.