(Hearthstone) TITANS! Odyn Control Warrior 

This expansion was kinda advertised as a control meta but what we got was hyper aggro again

​@@hejhejaskeThat's true of almost every expansion.

And either it’s a turn 4 snowball concession or a turn 10 OTK

@@Satherian To the point where I don't play anymore, but still watch Kibler and through the expansions, I've noticed that it's still a turn 5-7 lethal for most aggro decks. The devs will just never change and just keep power creeping (because it's a business and not an art form anymore).

Is he not climbing with this deck?

Was literally just about to comment this lol yeah warrior without 2x of those just cant keep up.

that would be completly op exept with the 5 mana taunt dude were could basicly draw him safe for turn six and play him safe unbeatable

He literally addresses the 8 armour thing, he didn't realize it when choosing and agreed it was the right pick when chat pointed it out.

Yes, he acknowledged the armor thing...

Basically he is a noob when it come to this deck

he build the damn deck himself you act like he copied a meta deck and this is literally the first day of playing in the new expansion.....@@phanhuyduc2395

what.

Control and combo decks have never been more fun and there's enough disruption to not be absolutely busted. But fast decks have gone too snowball that it's not even fun playing them. It almost comes down to who drew better when you are playing with or against fast decks

Nah, not really. Demon Hunter had an entire archetype around small hands that constantly refresh, and it never took off. That included cards like a Flamewreath Faceless that drew 3 on death, and a Fiery War Axe that drew up to three on attack. Besides, in order to draw 3 without shuffling, your hand would need to already be empty, which is impossible to do in the early game unless you're running stuff like Wisp or Tinyfin.

@@theonlyron But that's in terms of DH that already has amazing draw and those cards are situational. Gear Shift is essentially a Secret Passage, but you don't lose the cards at the end of turn, it shuffles away less, but draws one less. Yes, you get your cards back at the end of turn with Secret Passage, but most of the time you didn't even want those cards to begin with. And this is in a class that's known to just play their entire hand out by turn 4

@@AidanWR Wait, are you saying that the card is outright busted in Standard Mech Rogue, or in Wild? I don't doubt that it's great for Combo Rogue in Wild, but I mean...that's Wild, lol. Wild Druid can do nothing for five turns and then play their entire deck and OTK you on six with no mana reductions. In Standard, I think it's well balanced right now. Rogue is winning by holding important token bots until they have the mana to magnetize them to something that can immediately attack, so shuffling the left side of their hand (AKA the cards they've held the longest/intentionally avoided playing earlier) means they're very likely putting their wincon back into the deck. Imo, Secret Passage is stronger because of the fact that the cards in hand before you cast it boomerang next turn. If you Passage into, say, Prep, the Dredge draw, and 2 other cheap things, you play that entire Passage that turn, then get your cards back next turn. That's essentially a 1 mana draw 4, which is almost always the case with the decks that the card is put into. Also, Passage has weird beneficial effects, like enabling Mechathun because your deck "is empty." With Gear Shift, you have to re-draw any cards you shuffle/reduce the net number of cards gained in hand, unless your hand is already empty. If your hand is already empty, then drawing 3 for 1 mana imo isn't even that insane for Rogue. They already have the best cycle in the game as a class flavor, even edging out Warlock (aside from hero power). But the main reasons that the card doesn't deserve to get nerfed, in my view, are 1. You can't hold big cards for later, because they're forcibly shuffled. 2. The max mana on every card in your deck has to be lower, or you get punished by drawing less. 3. Recent Rogue legendaries like Putricide and Mirmiron(?) add cards to your hand, which makes this card's effects hard to min/max if you have either on board.

Gear Shift is strong, but Secret Passage is stronger, so it's nothing we haven't seen before.