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Skycrag Burn

Throne Deck By
Paradox
Paradox+3422
Team Rankstar

+5

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Faction

Information

This is less of an aggro deck and more of a dedicated burn deck. Your goal is to as quickly and efficiently as possible get them to 0. You'll use your units to push in a bunch of early damage, then kill them with your high damage burn spells. It's particularly good vs. most control decks, FJS Midrange, and Time decks if they don't have a fast ramping hand. It's pretty rough vs. most aggro, especially Combrei Aggro.

Redraws are simple: keep hands with early action. 1-cost units are great, as are Champions of Fury—definitely don't keep a hand without at least both. Two power hands are fine to keep, depending on the hand.

Use your 1-cost spells to play Pyre Elemental—one of the real stars of the deck—on turn 3. Factory Quota doesn't always need to be played right on 3, and it's often better to save it if you have another charge unit or 3-cost unit to play. Definitely play it right before you think they'll start to gain any life.

This deck is mostly an experiment, but it has about a 60% win rate so far over 20 games in high masters rank.

Details

Shiftstone Cost
Does not include campaign cost
20,450

Premium Cost
128,000

Influence Requirements
2 2

Power Sources
17 15 10 4

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Deck Rarities
25 26 20 1

Card Types
23 4 27 0 26

Archetype
Aggro

Added
July 12, 2018

Views
3,226

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The Fall of Argenport

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Comments

FallenChameleon Eternal Version: 1.37
Cool deck Paradox! Does this deck still work with nerfed Levitate? Or is there a substitution? I imagine Pyre Elemental won't work that well without it.
Jos7 Eternal Version: 1.36
I find the last sentence of your information pretty interesting. You posted the list yesterday. I played you this morning on ladder, and you were still in diamond. So unless you're saying someone else played it at "high masters" your claim is a little misleading, if not an outright lie. I suppose its possible it could have been another Paradox on ladder playing this exact same deck, but I find that pretty unlikely. I see that your list is getting support, so I felt the need to address that claim. I hope your list is good, and that people enjoy playing it, but I'd be disappointed if people were being mislead (aside from the fact that it's only offering a low sample size to begin with) by your apparent statistics, especially if you're going to bolster it by claiming "high masters."
Paradox Eternal Version: 1.36
It is actually another person with the name Paradox :P Here is an image of us running into each other on ladder a few months ago:

https://imgur.com/a/xS2O0d5

Sorry about the confusion. I found it fairly ridiculous and unlikely as well when I first ran into them. I never make any attempt to mislead. My low sample size is definitely not strong, but I tried to emphasize that it is more of an experiment. I tend to be a fairly high profile player, so some of the decks I post (such as this one) are more experimental and less refined: I post them just because people want to know what I'm playing, and I found this interesting enough to post for people to try further. Sorry again for the confusion!