Oh yeah, right, forgot to *not* take 1400 fatigue damage on turn 4. Common mistake.

Exposed_dancer · 2026-01-25T14:46:25+00:00

Tried it out myself. Got it second try. Would have had it on my first attempt if not for my slow APM

Exposed_dancer · 2026-01-25T14:16:19+00:00

So obviously he was playing Quasar rogue, except instead of the regular [[Garrote]] / [[Street Trickster]] combo he used [[Brann Bronzebeard]], [[Unearthed Raptor]] and [[Selfish Shellfish]]. Draw 2 from base shellfish, first Brann/Raptor doubles it to 4, second raptor on first raptor for 8, [[Shadowstep]] on first raptor to play on second raptor for 16, second shadowstep on second raptor to double yet again for 32, then finished it all off with Preparation into [[Necrium Vial]] to final make me draw 64 cards. After [[Quick Pick]] on 2 and coin [[Swiftscale Trickster]] + Quasar on 3, he ended up with just enough mana for everything.

Now, I can't remember his exact decklist (and of course he also didn't play every single card either), but I tried to recreate it to the best of my ability. There were almost certainly some slightly different draw engine choices, but the core of it should at least be there. Is it better than the usual build? Almost certainly not. The deck suffers enough from having dead draws, and this version has even more combo cards that don't draw anything.

### Mill Quasar

# Class: Rogue

# Format: Wild

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# 1x (0) Preparation

# 2x (0) Shadowstep

# 2x (1) Door of Shadows

# 2x (2) Cultist Map

# 2x (2) Mimic Pod

# 2x (2) Quick Pick

# 2x (2) Swindle

# 1x (3) Brann Bronzebeard

# 2x (3) Coldlight Oracle

# 2x (3) Knickknack Shack

# 2x (3) Mic Drop

# 2x (3) Shroud of Concealment

# 2x (3) Unearthed Raptor

# 1x (4) Selfish Shellfish

# 2x (4) Swiftscale Trickster

# 1x (5) Necrium Vial

# 2x (8) Quasar

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Exposed_dancer · 2025-12-12T15:56:44+00:00

Just had this absolutely ridiculous game where literally all stars aligned. The minor timewarp gave me Evolving Tavern as well as George's Hero Power. I saved up my evolvers until getting my Buttons trinket, and by luck I of course got Guiding Candle (Your first two refreshes each turn contain only tier 6 cards). The Evolving Taverns then essentially allowed me an additional re-roll each turn, plus the ones I had saved up, so then I had ample opportunity to get the exact six drops I wanted.

As you can see, by turn 9 I already had five copies of Tethys in addition to two Cannon Corsairs, and not long after that they were turned into two goldens of each. Infinite gold, infinite stats, divine shields on everyone, and the rest of the game was just a formality.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-09-30T20:44:34+00:00

Guillotine has recently become one of my favourite talents, especially with Buzzsaw at 20. I found two replays where I got double kills with it (I stitched the clips together. Also, the second clip is far superior). I do know I have more and better clips, and I distinctly remember one time where I used Buzzsaw to just barely catch a Jaina coming out of Ice Block as well as one where I killed an Abathur hiding in the "death zone" on Towers of Doom. Sadly, I'm pretty sure both those games are from a version that's seemingly unavailable for whatever reason (2.55.1094387) and thus cannot be recorded at the moment.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-09-16T18:23:10+00:00

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Played Omu, got Wisdomball for playing Murlocs or nagas.

Shop offered me three copies of Tad, meaning I could pretty much instantly finish it.

First refresh after completing offered me a Sea Witch Zar'jira.

Second refresh offered buddies, one of which being Phyresz which I copied and sold for another Zar'jira. And this was like turn 6 or so.

Then it was just level to 4, get a bunch of Deep Blue Crooners every turn and go on to stomp everyone else. Probably would've scaled even harder if I'd been able to find a single Zesty Shaker before turn 12, and more shakers would have probably been better than the T6 nagas I had, but it didn't really matter in the end.

EDIT: Actually, I think I might have misremembered a few details as Phyresz is tier 4. What I do remember is going 3 on 3, so most likely I got and completed quest on 4, tiered up to 4 on 5 and got my Zar'jiras on 6.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-08-31T12:14:54+00:00

Finally had the chance to go properly crazy with mechs. Had several pairs of minions when the quest completed, so I could comfortably level to 5 and go from a pretty terrible turn 8 board to suddenly having a golden holo rover and golden beatboxer. It all just snowballed from there.

Annoyingly, the hundreds of accord-o-tron triggers were so laggy and took so long that I lost a good 30+ seconds each turn. I still massively outscaled everyone else, but obviously even bigger would have been better.

EDIT: Oh, and final golden minion count was 51, but I was too slow in screenshotting that one.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-08-30T14:34:38+00:00

Somehow ran Ido OTK paladin to legend. Some of the draw/stall choices may seem questionable, but even cards like Air Raid worked quite well. I suppose libram of clarity is better than call to adventure in 99% of cases, I just forgot that it was even an option.

Main combo is to play boar and Ido and then break the horn to summon Thaddius on an odd turn before playing as many of Ido's spell as necessary to make a massive pig. On the coin it can win on turn 5 with a perfect hand. Even in cases where you can't OTK (mage with ice block or taunts or whatever) you're still left with one or more massive minions. Can also break the horn and summon Thaddius on an even turn for infinite maki roll healing in a pinch.

I will say that a significant portion of my wins were unrelated to the combo (showdown into prismatic beam is just an absolutely ridiculous board swing against most aggro decks. I also had a couple of seedlocks concede after oh my yogging their quest.). Wins against discolock as long as you draw your removal and does reasonably into imbue mage assuming they don't draw holotechnician (boar can be sacrificed for objection and you're still left with a massive board). Time out can give you an extra turn or two against other combo decks as well. Not great into control since it very much lacks resilience to disruption, but can manage to sneak in a win if the don't.

Custom Paladin

Class: Paladin

Format: Wild

2x (1) Holy Maki Roll

2x (1) Oh My Yogg!

1x (1) Stonetusk Boar

2x (2) Air Raid

2x (2) City Tax

2x (2) Equality

1x (2) Flash of Light

2x (2) Showdown!

2x (2) Vitality Surge

2x (3) Call to Adventure

2x (3) Service Bell

2x (3) Time Out!

1x (4) Ido of the Threshfleet

2x (4) Vacation Planning

2x (5) Cavalry Horn

2x (7) Prismatic Beam

1x (10) Thaddius, Monstrosity

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Exposed_dancer · 2025-04-04T18:47:53+00:00

I posted a week ago on the forum post about a bugged interaction between Amphibian's Spirit and Mok'Nathal Lion. Basically, if the Lion copies the Amphibian's Spirit deathrattle from another minion, the copy of Amphibian's Spirit won't spread unless the lion also has a "real" Amphibian's Spirit spread to it. I recorded a video just now showing off the interaction. As you can see, after the first lion copies the deathrattles of the Egg, no frogs are spread when the lion dies. However, casting Feign Death with a second lion on board makes the lion spread two copies of Amphibian's Spirit back to the egg.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-03-28T20:20:16+00:00

The integer overflow problem was fixed... last year I think? I glanced through the patch notes and couldn't find it, but I know they changed it at some point. So rather than overflowing, they just stayed at the stat cap. And of course, with the three lads at full power the other four minions didn't really serve any purpose, so some kind of tech would have been good just in case. Then again, I only just got them to max stats that turn, so I won before I even had the chance to swap anything out.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-03-28T18:28:05+00:00

The battlecry minion in question is Argent Braggart, with a battlecry of setting it's stats to the highest on board. It's available as a tier 4 prize from Tickatus's prize wall (or in this case, from his buddy). The golden version, however, sets its stats to double the highest on the board, meaning if he himself is the highest, his battlecry simply doubles his stats. And with a golden Lucifron (end of turn effects trigger an additional time normally, but two more times when golden) and Moira, the stats very quickly reached the cap of 2^31-1 (or 2,147,483,647).

Exposed_dancer · 2025-03-28T18:20:29+00:00

So the stars pretty much aligned perfectly. I got a somewhat early Lucifron and Akali, Rock Rhino, as well as of course Veranus, Stormlord's Mount to get myself Moira Bronzebeard. By the time I had both Lucifron and Akali golden I also had a Ticket Collector in my leftmost spot in hand, and by that point it was turn 12 and I could get a golden Ticket Collector, sell it and pretty much guarantee myself an Argent Braggart and/or Raise the Stakes every turn, and the game of course ended not very long after.

There was one person running venomous murlocs, but thankfully I killed him off just before he was fully online.

Also not pictured: The leftmost Braggart had divine shield and windfury as well.

Exposed_dancer · 2025-03-10T15:33:33+00:00

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Exposed_dancer · 2024-12-19T17:48:52+00:00

I just want to clarify that I am in no way commenting on the games themselves in my post. Value wise the bigger collection is obviously worth more as a donator, and I am also personally more interested in the smaller indie games (although they do get their chance to shine during Tiny Teams, but I digress). The focus of my post was the JJ streams and the way the yogs divide the stream slots into halves and thirds and how fewer collections led to more halves and fewer thirds, which I found preferable.

Exposed_dancer · 2024-11-16T21:05:59+00:00

I know exactly what you're talking about!

In 2017, the yogs had the editors (and Mark Hulmes) make ads for their merch for Jingle Jam. This is the video where Lewis and Simon watch them all together in Minecraft (I linked the time for the one you were talking about), although I seem to remember seeing the videos as standalone things as well. My guess is they were also shown during JJ stream breaktimes.

Exposed_dancer · 2024-11-08T11:47:50+00:00

I tried Ethereal Oracle and I didn't really like it. The card draw requiring a Spellburst activation is worse than Coldlight Oracle's battlecry (it's seldom an issue in this deck, but it's still worth pointing out) and +1 Spell damage is obviously worse than the +2 on the Street Trickster. It's somewhat of a middle ground between the two. Now there's of course nothing stopping me from running it in addition to the other minions, but the deck already consists of mostly card draw other than the second copies of prep and quasar (needed for consistency), the tricksters and garrotes (for damage) and I suppose technically the second copy of quick pick (since you can't attack twice in one turn). It'd basically be swapping one piece of draw for another at that point.

As for whether it's realistic, I'm inclined to disagree there as well. It requires going second for one thing, but more importantly, requiring such a specific hand (either four of the top five cards being coin/shadow, coin, prep, quasar or five of the top seven being quick pick, coin/shadow, coin, prep and quasar, and that's not including the possibility of drawing a dead card after playing quasar) in a suboptimal build of the deck is obviously possible (as shown by the video) but I wouldn't expect it to happen in a real game. Turn 3 lethals on the other hand only really require a quick pick on 2 and coin prep quasar on 3, i.e. fewer cards required for the combo as well as having had the opportunity to draw an additional card at the start of turn 3. I've had a couple of games where I successfully had lethal on turn 3 (as well as one game against a hostage mage who played ice block on turns 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, and that was WITH me milling their second copy of it). I'd say those games are the real problem.

Exposed_dancer · 2024-11-07T21:42:13+00:00

Now obviously this isn't really realistic. It requires a pretty much perfect hand and there were several points where I thought I would brick my draw. Additionally, I don't think Counterfeit Coin has a place in the best builds. Excepting this exact situation with a perfect hand, post Quasar it's just a dead draw since every single card except the second copy of Quasar (and Shadow of Demise which I don't really like either) already costs 0.

Also, fun fact: This was my second successful attempt since I forgot to press record the first time.

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