I have all the rares I think I need, Flares, Highmanes, a Kodo (Considering the #1 ranked deck runs only an extra Kodo in terms of rares I think that's acceptable)
4 games into ranked and I'm seeing people Demonfire their own Magma Rage. How long until people understand the game?
3rd Highmane, I am disappoint. Got some nice druid stuff including a gold Druid of the Claw and mythic and more than my entry fee in gold though.
I really dislike Hunters. Just a boring class to play and play against. Worst meta. Besides Curse of Naxxramas, I don't think I'll be playing too much Hearthstone unless they change the meta so it's less boring than it is now.
Facing hunter deck mirror, opponent has major fatal on board, after a couple of dodgy draws where I should've won with anything but what I draw, opponent on 5 life with empty board, topdeck the one Kill Command left in my deck. Winstreak in ranked still going.
What rank are you up to now? Also, did you get to at least rank 20 in season 1 so you got the card back at the end of the season?
Up to 14 first season (Lost 1 game) so I got the backs, them got to Rank 15 about an hour after reset and bounced all over that before giving up and starting an arena. Arena's still ongoing, 6/2 record.
Rares: Blade Flurry x 1 Arcane Golem x 1 S1:7 Agent x 2 Defender of Argus x 2 Azure Drake x 2 Argent Commander x 1 Legendary: Leeroy Jenkins x 1 No Epics. I've tinkered a lot with this deck but essentially you can make a pretty good clearance/damage dealing Rogue deck with basics and the above. Rogue has quality basic cards.
Depending on how you want to build it I'd definitely take out the Arcane Golem. I only have it in there for the Shadowstep finishing combo where an extra 4 damage can win me the game. End game only card. The big cards I'm missing to get me up past rank 5 would be Ragnaros and Bloodmage Thalnos IMO. With those two I'd probably chuck in Carine too and have a more late game ready Rogue deck.
Rogue is a fantastically fun deck. After starting Hearthstone and playing\ all races equally it was by far my worst so I decided I'd force myself to learn it. It's brilliant. You build your deck and then you just need to learn when to go for the throat and when to wipe the board. Ripping apart Hunters with a million cards in your hand and one week monster to avoid unleash the hounds is so very satisfying.
Miracle rogue was going to be my 3rd deck (after druid, assuming the meta doesn't change too much), but then again the list is probably pretty similar to what you're running but a shitton more expensive. Plus ATM any legendary is out of my current pools range, a large reason I play Hunter is that the deck requires 5-6 rares and the rest is class/commons. Tempted to just buy a shitload of packs, I seem to have decent luck with them, got something like 5 epics from my last 10. Climbed to rank 12, inconsistent as hell hands costing me, only winning my last couple of games off bullshit topdecks.
