why you say that? good removal to control board til cthun as your win condition. its not a top deck no doubt, probably wont make rank 10, but I just started back playing and have no legendaries so...

If C'Thun is your win condition then it's definitely bad... since that's just a worse freeze mage.

would be an interesting list freeze c'thun mage, c'thun basically pyroblast that sticks

The enemy has minions and it costs 10 mana... you're basically conceding by playing C'Thun.
Plus your deck list would be awful with all the C'Thun cards.

This post was edited by FroggyG on Jun 10 2016 02:27am

explain? this is nothing like freeze since you concede the board til end game with freeze. this is control, you have strong value minions controlling the board entire game while whittling down your opponent, you have spells for removal and direct damage if needed. cthun just adds another win condition if it gets to turn 10. if c'thun isn't a win condition whats the point of him in a deck since he is 10 mana, there are a lot of c'thun decks playing, but why?

i mean Is it bad if your super behind?well yeah. If your ahead basically whatsoever or enemy has a smallish board it's a board clear/face damage/big minion threat

@op
heres the list i thought of

c'thun last card
plays alot less controlish then freeze mage but still keeps the elements that let the deck go so deep.
use c'thun minions when it makes sense ofc and come across for damage when it makes sense. Between anti/c'thun/fireablls torches and bolts the deck has quite abit of burst/threats.
i like anti cause frost bolt ice lance play is 7 dmg that will snowball into another 12.

This post was edited by Exemplary on Jun 10 2016 10:50am

You think C'Thun minions are the highest value?
Mage doesn't get one of the super value C'Thun cards (Warrior/Priest/Druid)

Without the 7 cost 2x 4/6 you'll get trampled over
Especially without any healing in the deck

I'm not saying C'Thun is bad.
I'm saying C'Thun mage is bad.

This post was edited by FroggyG on Jun 12 2016 02:06am

Damn that analogy killed him.