Hearthpwn

its definetly a fun deck, but it struggles super hard to end the game.

always too much cards in the hand after nzoth plays and this deck cant build up a board..

I just had the most intense game ever against this deck using legendary control warrior. It came down to the wire and he still had nzoth and reno in his hand due to filthy tactics, albeit already playing them twice already each. The toxin legendary just wouldn't leave he kept bringing them back. 

http://imgur.com/gallery/EMtoe/new

I took a few pictures a long the way during the fight. I don't even remember what the hell yogg did, so much was going on for me to try to pay attention to it all. 

I just got beat by this deck playing the standard N'zoth Paladin. So unpredictable. Gonna try it out myself now.

Could anyone tell me if this deck is viable on ladder after rank 10? Or is it just a test deck? Ty in advance!

One of the many underrated decks, however it's nearly exactly the same as Trump's version which I've been using for a while now. It's massive fun, very good against slow decks. Against fast decks you're basicly relying on your draws to be great.

Trump's list has:

+Shadowcaster
+Violet Teacher
+Defender of Argus
+Southsea Squidface
+Loot hoarder
-Doomsayer
-Harrison Jones
-Earthen Ring Farseer
-Bloodmage Thalnos
-Shadowstep

My few grains of salt, Trump's version is better. While there's situations where one is better than the other it's fairly simple to deduct which ones are better in the long run. Bloodmage for one does not trade well and the spell power is negclible with the few spells that make use of it. Shadowstep is weak when you draw one with Xaril and dead in your hand since you'll just want to shadowstep N'Zoth (Xaril's poison or Shadowcaster does the same, and you can use Xaril's poison with a coin).

Harrison is very situational, and I found rarely any use for him. But there's value there.

TL;DR, any version of Reno Rogue with both N'Zoth and Yogg is amazingly fun and very unpredictable for your opponents!

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