The Good Cards in Hearthstone's Bad Archetypes 

For a very short period of time, right before dark moon fair and Scholomance got rotated out, Control mill Warlock was actually very good. Tikatus made other control decks irrelevant and you had several win cons with Jaraxxus, Neeru, Malicia, and Rustwix duplication after Neeru. Worlds was full of control warlock. I don't remember if Neeru was played there but I do remember it seeing play in ladder.

One thing I find odd about the current rotation is that they tried to push Discard Warlock again with a few of the current core cards being ones revolving around the Discard mechanic, including High Priestess Jeklik.

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Blood in the Water was played in the Thief Rogue

I know this isn't with Wild in mind, but from a Wild perspective: -There has been some experimentation among some reputable offmeta players with the self-discard warlock, though it was very shortlived. Soul Rend found a home though in Evenlock/Reno Evenlock -Token DH, and by extension DH in general, has really struggled in Wild. There was some attention to it when Castle Nathria got released, but Druid just did the Denathrius strat better. -Shadow Hunter Vol'jin quickly became a center piece for Mecha'thunlock, though other variations quickly took its place once Runed Mithril Rod and Tome Tampering came in (though Tome Tampering as of this comment's date is banned in WIld now). -Trickster is not good in Wild, though I see that it's a big piece of Jackpot Burgle Rogue in Standard. -Overdraft is a very wild-worthy card. There are times where Spirit of the Frog Shaman builds will pop off, and this card is a big part of that deck, whether it's the pure burn, QL, or Giants Shaman. Same thing goes with Investment Opportunity. This is one of my favorite decks, gives me Miracle Rogue/Darkglarelock vibes.

What I learned watching this video: Want to play a big minion deck? Just play Druid. I need to stop playing Blood in the Water.

Your Trickster take aged like milk

reminds me of how ursarctic archetype in yugioh has a card letting you draw 7 but rest of the archetype is so terrible nobody plays it

damn i really enjoyed this video then saw it was your first!

Just got this on my front page and I’m happy I did. Afterwards I watched a few of your other videos and enjoyed them thoroughly. You remind me a lot of Rhystic Studies and that’s very much a compliment.

Feast of Souls should've been a 2 mana draw 1 and +1 for each that died. Would've been a better overall card. But yeah we have card draw already idk who this was for.

I know it’s an old video but it’s cool how you identified Swiftscale Trickster’s problem early. All it needed was Jackpot! to be printed.

Great video, keep up the good work!

5:45 Shadow Hunter Voljin was very definitely played in Mecathun Warlock in Wild

Ingenius ideas, im sad u dont upoad more. droped a like n subed

Hilarious that swiftscale trickster is pretty good now after the lich king expansion

What do you use for your backgrounds? They're always so cool. Also, I came back to this channel to watch more videos but I've already watched them all haha. Make more man, they're great!

Fun fact: in the mmost recent Twist gamemode, discardlock has seen potential with the additional new legendary Fanottem, along with the power level being lower in twist

I think discard or self mill decks would probably be more powerful if Hearthstone had a easier to access graveyard mechanic. Having more consistent access to the cards you're binning is a much better pay off than some of the stuff Blizzard has tried imo

Swiftscale trickster you didn't do justice. I regularly manage to pull off insane combos using swiftscale + jackpot. You can easily get cards like drakefire amulet out on turn 4, leading to a ridiculous board if you get lucky. Either you can get off a crazy spell or find something like nightshade bud and play crabatoa early when the opponent has almost nothing. Overall a very good card in my experience with a lot of cards which summon several powerful taunts coming from jackpot.

love vids like this, more pls

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very nappable content! much love

Man I really, desperately, want Discard Warlock to be good. I just really love the idea of using everything as a resource; one's health, one's cards -- everything! Must be Rakdos rubbing off on me.

Any card that does not see play is bad. Cards don't exist in a vacuum.

Swift scale is really solid now with Jackpot lol

Its kinda crazy that voljin became part of one of the grossest standard decks before rotation with thadduis shaman

ah, bloodshard bristleback infamous part of the self mill demon seed that got nerfed in standard and banned in wild, swiftscale trickster from the tiny rogue // big rogue (depending who was naming the deck lol) also dumpstered in wild after being far and away the best deck. (though it wasn't the key card ofc.) overdraft.. i don't know if it was actually good but it's always fun seeing dane slamming it on face for 60+ damage :p

There was a 3/3 lifesteal In Knights if the frozen throne

I liked using voljin in quest pruest during sunken city

Titans really brought overdraft from a dead card to a meta

F Deathrattle Rogue

2:15 milhouse? that 2/8 orc that receives 2 damage every turn (dont remember his name) i Dont think that is real man

freeze shaman will rise again

*Today I Learnt* that Blood in the Water exists and I'm glad I did, because that's some good art, if you know what I mean 😏

Swift scale finally gets a big spell in lightwell. Still sucks

wait, trickster saw a lot of play in jackpot rogue

This aged poorly considering that Vol’jin is a central piece of the second best deck in the game: evolve shaman.

tip the scales paladin

I like the video but blood in the water is a pretty good card and you get a lot of tempo by swiftscaling it

"Duds like Discard Warlock" Don't tell Trump this.

hello chundo

a bit sad bloodshard is killed by renothal

This video didn’t age well

You remind me of Rhystic Studies