Direwolf never seems to disappoint when it comes to bringing old unused cards from the past to the forefront with every update.
Enter
Jack's Knife. With the addition of the
Xultan Brushfang we can have a 6/7 unit w/deadly at turn 2.
Time is just hot right now. With the majority of all the top decks over the past month consisting of time to some degree. It really makes sense to try to make use of the new mastery and exalted skills.
Ardent Convert has many uses in this deck. If you can pull
Nahid's Faithful a
Spiteful Strike and an
Ardent Convert within the first 2 turns you could have a 7/5 unit with quickdraw and lifesteal. In turn one you lay the
Ardent Convert and in turn 2 you boost it with
Spiteful Strike and then play
Nahid's Faithful and sacrifice the boosted
Ardent Convert to it.
Let's take a look at the
Sword of Judgement. So at 4 power we can throw this down on any 4 damage or higher unit and with a successful hit the unit can go to 8+ damage next turn.
There just isn't a lot of options for Xenan removal in this season of expedition but let's take a look at the
Fell Ritual card. Killing a unit giving you trouble isn't just a relief when you get a 5/5 unit with lifesteal and flying in your void while doing it. We just need to figure out how to bring it back. Again, there's not a lot of options for return in expedition this round but a decimated
Immortalize can bring this card back and if you've got 6 power you can bring it back exalted in one turn.
The relics
Porcelain Mask, and
Infinite Hourglass are just a bonus to this deck and seem to work well with the large units you will be commanding.
Was I just insanely unlucky, do I suck, what's going on?
I love playing this deck. It's fun to get an early buffed Nahid's or Brushfang. But the deck also has a lot of tools for doing smaller buffed units if you don't draw the combo cards for the big ones. I've learned a lot about the power of the Exalted mechanic while playing this deck.