I find it funny. 99.9% of the time people say they're experimenting, the deck is fucking awful.


Funny how that works.

Half the time when I try to make a good deck it ends up being terrible.

Terrible decks are the most fun when you're not trying to grind to legend.

I don't have the patience so I try to get to like 14-15 with shit

Highest I got to was 5 (with a net deck ) only reason I managed cus I love control decks

Most fun I've ever had playing was some terrible yogg mage deck

This post was edited by XxAdrielJeremiahGreebxX on Dec 22 2016 05:04pm

Fucking same.

Although I actually theory crafted a jade druid with Giants + gadget before it became popular.

Not a half bad deck, don't have fandrel(sp?) though rip

Been playing Face Hunter around rank 12.

Just lost to a RenoLock who healed for 29 on turn 6.

afk for life.

face hunter

that deck still exists ?

no better feeling than out-smorcing scumbag pirate warrior players mang

If I had all the cards
and looked up the top player decks
this game would become boring within 24 hours
and I would probably stop logging in



Instead I log in every day
I modify at least 1 deck every deck
I make a new deck at least once every 2-3 days
THe game remains fun
My goal is to keep unlocking cards

I think the term net deck is a bit dated//misused.. People who ladder and have a brain gather information on the meta through playing...
you don't need to net deck.. or 'look up the top players decks'
You encounter them when you play.. Now no matter what, if you are tuning your deck to be competitive in the current meta, with the given cards - your deck is going to look a lot like the other players decks.

That doesn't mean you can't still be creative.. try new things - bring back the old... ccgs have been around for a long time, these decks/cards/archetypes have been developed over many years before hearthstone was even around.. :/