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[Archived] S20 Hearthstone Warlock Zoo GvG

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Oh, I thought the idea was to gain card advantage through favorable trades.

 

Ignoring that though, I still am interesting in why the deck list features Soulfire instead of Darkbomb. I've only played Zoo like 50 games or so and am hesitant about replacing it because, as mentioned, I'm not a seasoned deck builder.

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The favourable trading is to build a board advantage, but a Zoo player will almost always be extremely low on cards. That's what makes Soulfire good, since you will spend most of the game with 1 or 2 cards in hand, you can usually play out your whole hand before casting it so that it ends up discarding nothing.

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With the inclusion of Annoy-o-tron in the deck, I think Voidwalker has lost its potential. I swapped it with Voidcaller - the benefits of this are quite powerful, although I'm replacing a 1-mana minion with a 4-mana. In a perfect scenario at 4 mana these days most people now play a 4/5 minion or a piloted shredder - both beating your Voidcaller and summoning a free Doomguard for you, then at 5 you've got a 5/7 on the board and 5 mana to still spring other surprizes for your opponent. Not to mention that the Voidcaller still enhances your undertakers if you didn't get them early in some kind of misfit starting hand.

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Guest Veiregor

can i use this deck if i havent an undertaker?is there a replacement for it?

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can i use this deck if i havent an undertaker?is there a replacement for it?

Undertaker is a vital part of this deck. Obviously, you can try to replace it with something, but it is very hard. Pulling out a good Undertaker start is 90% win against most deck without hard removal. I'd really suggest you investing in the appropriate wing of Naxx for it.

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Guest Epicleeb

Was the strategy for this deck copied and pasted? It's all correct but it mentions argent squire when this deck doesn't actually run it..

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Guest Guest

Hello everyone,

 

Could someone please explain me this:

 

30 Jan. 2015: Changed 2 x Undertaker, 2 x Leper Gnome for 2 x Argent Squire, 2 x Shattered Sun Cleric.

 

How the new deck should look like ? It seems that it wasn't updated yet.

 

What do you think ?

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Guest Stan

May i replace the Enhance-o Mechano with Ragnaros the Firelord? It's better to have at least one late game card.

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Guest iTWiX

What does one take as a substitute for Loatheb?

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Hi Sottle. Thanks for the decks. I'm knew so I can't get past 15 with this deck. You mention Imp Boss in the strategy but it's not in the deck list. FYI thank you.

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