[Hearthstone] There Is Another Type of Shaman 

The type of Shaman that is actually hunter and isn't forced to play a three drop on turn five.

11:07 opponent missed lethal feral rage for four damage plus one more arcane missiles instead of crazed worshipper would have been dead kripperino

Hey, this shaman deck is pretty good!

2:28

If you play this deck a lot you can get me in gold!

1:35 "I wanted to highlight the Dragon Aspects..." - Doesn't have a single Dragon Aspect in his deck. (Yes, I know that's not what he meant)

Loving this deck so far, I always loved the Control Shaman archetype.

This kind of videos is why I watch kripp! Please, give us some more of this deck!

Looks like once again, 1 hp mattered.

Sure, you don't have to play a hyper-aggressive tempo-based shaman or Zoo. You can play this highly specific decklist, oooor that another super-speicifc decklist. Provided you have these specific legendary and epic cards. After all, you can play any class you want! If you have an immense collection of cards and have these specific overpowered legendaries. If this doesn't prove my point I don't know what does Hearthpwn, I really don't.

Shaman? Is this a pet or something?

It's pretty cool seeing all these cards coming together to make this deck it sucks that half of it will rotate out soon :(

Dear Kripp, Yesterday i finally gave into the insanity and retired nzoth paladin, i now main face shaman and i must say it is much easier to smorc than to think about what youre going to do. Unfortunately i have come across a problem. I dont always start off with tunnel trogg, totem golem, and feral spirits in my hand and i figured that i must be doing something wrong. Any tips on how to fix this problem???

The expression of his luck at 21:46 was priceless

That last match was pretty sick

Missed lethal on the last clip. You had it with hero power, lava shock, rock biter, and him fatiguing.

You're sounding a little full of the cold man, feel better dude! Great video as ever

Those really were some crazy ass games

PLOT TWIST, SKIPPERINO KRIPPERINO IS KRIPP

Nice to see someone using Charged Hammer, when I first saw it I thought it looked really cool and much like Ragnaros in that tavern brawl. Only problem is that it is quite slow, still an interesting weapon that can change how you play Shaman completely.

WAW dude I made a Renoshaman back when GvG and Naxx where still there, and I get to legend with it. Never though that Kripp would make a 20 similar cards deck oO' !

That warlock combo deck was pretty cool.

I applaud you just for making new decks and not playing the usual net decks. Then again, I do think that you are one of the big trend makers when it comes to the meta.

Well played games, very nice deck.

Malandramente, aquele first incocente, chegando na gente, só pra poder curtir! Also, Happy B-Day Kripp (late =P)!

More of that awesome deck!

that last game - just wow

That last game was epic!

kripp u do a good job at editing these vids

0:04 - [Talkerino] 2:26 - in case you were wondering 4:03 - barely holding on 13:11 - the combos

Oh hey. I literally just played against that Hobbes guy on ladder today as well. They were playing the same deck lol.

happy b day kripp hope u hit 1 mill soon

I played against a version of this deck at rank 5 today that ran earth elemental + ancestral spirit. Pretty awesome combination honestly. If I didn't have two executes in my hand it probably would of been enough to tempo me out.

I was excited for a moment and thought that the second opponent was wowhobbs, but he spells his name in game as Hobbs without the extra e.

22:01 To watch the Warlock concede. ❤

21:45 I know it didn't matter in this case, but you missed lethal. Rockbiter, lavashot, and hero power face into 3 fatigue dmg.

I know you mostly play HS but I noticed you were trying several different games as well. Would you do a video on Duelyst? I've been having such a blast with it! :D

There is indeed another type of shaman: Concede Shaman, the oldest of them all.

Onyxia evolve is pretty sweet, that might actually work with evolve shaman.

Kripp's definition of "EVER" is "last week"

15:14 So attack the totem with the minion because Kripp's afraid of taking face dmg Pogchamp.

"Shaman Healing is very poor" has one of the best heals in the game.

Couldn't agree more. Good video Kripp.

Missed lethal at 21:44. Lava Shock + Rockbiter + Hero Power + Fatigue(3).

Pretty sure I made up this deck style minus dragons a couple weeks ago and been running it every day since.

happy birthday Kripp

lmao the end of that last duel was so fucking compelling. dude used reno, then alexstrasza on you only for you to reno, then dropped everything he had to deal 29 face damage in a single turn only for you to heal it all back with TWO healing waves, just pushed so hard to the point where all he had left was hellfire + doomsayer and could only stall while taking fatigue damage. i guess you had some pretty good RNG, and hindsight is 20/20, but if he had paced things out a bit more in the mid game he might have stayed ahead. duels like this always end up going to the player who staggers his "answers," so he doesn't end up in a situation where he's faced with a huge threat when he has already exhausted all his answers on a lesser threat. or, sometimes it's okay to take a massive 15 damage when you have the cards to prevent it immediately as long as you can remove it the next turn, and that seems like a misplay while it's happening but a few turns later you realize that you saved the removal or taunt cards for a much bigger threat. like spectators are always going to think short term because they don't know how the duel ends. so when you're watching a duel real time, the ideal play always looks like whichever one optimizes the ratio between your HP & your opponent's HP, i.e. mitigates the most incoming damage and deals the most outgoing damage. but when you look back on a duel you realize you could have prevented a loss by choosing not to play certain cards that mitigated or dealt a lot of damage early on. in the moment, there's not really a way of accurately knowing when that might happen, but that's how RNG games always go, and if you look back on your losses you can see patterns. it feels like you lose control when you "gamble" by not playing a card that seems perfect short term because you think it MIGHT save you long term, IF your opponent plays something and IF you draw no other answers. but you also gamble by playing the card just as much, you just don't realize it because you're only looking at the cards on the board and the cards your opponent might play in the next couple turns. if you're only thinking a couple turns ahead, you have a blind spot, and that blind spot tells you that you're playing rationally and mathematically and leaving relatively little up to chance. but you're leaving the whole long term game up to chance all the time. so no matter what you do, you're always just estimating probabilities (or just not caring and winging it) and playing according to those probabilities. when you intentionally do a short term "misplay" you're just estimating a high probability that your opponent will have a much more threatening board later on in the fight, and that this risk outweighs the risk of taking a lot of damage right now. and it also bears in mind that damage =/= loss. like if you win a game with 1 health, it doesn't matter how much health you lost during those mid game turns where you felt like you were losing. like if i can play something on turn 15 that will prevent me from going from 20 HP to 5 HP, it's going to seem like a huge misplay NOT to do it. but if i fast forward to turn 22 and i've still lost, maybe that's a good justification for taking the misplay next time i end up in a similar situation, so i can see where it actually would have gone if i "misplayed." taking 15 damage on turn 15 but winning on turn 27 is obviously still way better than avoiding 15 damage on turn 15 but losing on turn 22.

0:48 I prefer to play against rush decks than control Warrior. Win or lose at least it happens this year.

This actually seems like a fun deck, btw do you actively play the new Runescape Legends game or was it just the video? was wondering if you would make videos about it some point as well as at least I am interested in the mechanics and strategies of that game (btw the dungeoneering feels really difficult compared to arena even)

Rank is just a number and mine is 21

21:40 is a missed lethal! Lava shock, rockbiter, heropower and then fatigue :o. 2+3+2+3=10

Loved that deck

I'm kinda late but, anyway, 8:22 good choice Kripp, good choice....

21:47 Missed lethal

There needs to be a "100% Winraterino Kripparino"

THE BASIC SHAMAN

Somebody needs to make a bobblehead of this Joker.

Aggro Shaman knows no Shaman but the Shaman of the face

17:20 Nef:Warlock,you play with magic beyound your understanding!!1!! War:*Siphon Soul* omfg,shut up pls Nef:abhabhhpshh...

What are some viable subs for the dragons ( besides nefarian) thanks in advance for the help

i swear kripp and amaz uploads at the same time

You should play dog's combo shaman. Its super fun and pretty effective

I just watched a 5 minute bubble soccer add, now THAT's some good marketing

4:04 HOBBS!

Well said Kripp. I have played for a year and have not used a deck someone else has created yet. (made legend and golden Druid in 5 weeks) The fun for me is in the game play and I could really not care less about winning as long as I have a good time. I think some amateurs take this card game way too seriously and take the fun out of it.

When Kripp said "he just topdecked holy nova against me", the priest I was playing against topdecked holy nova against me. There is a connection.

oh no, here comes cold light shamen

You forgot to add in the leeroy burst combo

21:03 should've traded one Leeroy into Wrathguard

Anyone imagining onyxia as a pharmacist ?YOU SHALL PAY FOR YOUR INSULINES

21:06 One Hit Point Matters 3

Kripp, do you even sleep? you stream 'till so late and yet these really well edited videos come out so fast.

I see useless and unfunny dorks like Magmaragerino and Coreragerino but i don't see KrippeReno Jacksonino. SHAME! SHAME! SHAME!

This reminds me ofthe c'thun dragon reno paly that I have

Kripp looks like Oberyn Martell from Game of Thrones... minus the smashed in head.

Still playing mill rogue down here at rank 15.

13:00 king krush would have been amazing

I feel almost sad for that warlock at the end.

i was so sad that kripp didnt yogg before the guy conceded

Y'shaarj overload shaman with lots of overload minions, whose large body for their mana cost makes the average outcome of the y'shaarj pull very good. Dropping y'shaarj and Fetching an earth elemental feels good. =w=

any decent replacements for hallazeal and onyxia? :/

There is another type of shaman and it turns out its preeeety good

So this is the control coz aggro and mid are already there?

Kripp actually made a Shaman deck without 4 mana 7/7.

I do love me some control shaman.

There is another type of Kripperino 0:00

This game cracked me up.

At 15:14 why attack totem with the 4/3 instead of the weapon?

such kripp much wow!

0:48 I hear Game of Thrones melody...

Miss lethal at the end

kripp is fighting wowhobbes :D

I actually found a deck that beats aggro shaman around 75% of the time...the problem is that it is face hunter in the wild format.

nice last game

Probably could have felt comfortable about a lot of things against that handlock. Off the top of my head, three pretty clear misplays: 1. Doesn't attack + Mortal Coil the Mana Tide Totem before playing Cult Apothecary. Given that he only needed to gain 6 health to top up, he didn't need it on the board for the battlecry, so drawing first is by far the better play. 2. Life Taps *after* playing Reno, despite having enough health to do it before. 3. Plays Cursed! before playing Dark Peddler. Yet another case of taking definitive actions before drawing random cards, which is a rookie mistake. 4. After that, Life Taps as his last action for the turn. 5. Alpha strikes you without lethal, allowing you a 14 health heal. 6. Doesn't attack one of his Leeroys into your demon, despite there being absolutely no drawback to doing so. Really, that guy was awful. :-S

Ok. I like that deck. I think I will take it! once I have the gold for all those legends...

The amount of misplays in the last game was staggering

The funniest thing about Kripp hating Aggro, is that the warrior class is the most prevalent class on ladder. Mana Crystals' live meta tracker has warrior average 22-25% of the meta at all ranks.

where can i find all of kripp's decks?

Krip healed soooooooo much