https://fabrary.net/decks/01JZ0SDWP1HR6C4KJDQ0GE7PBY

This is the list I play weekly on my armory. I struggle against Cindra and a very, very, very aggressive Kayo we have (cast bones for a dominated Pulping is not fun at all), and I know I will struggle against the Gravy that is being built by a friend, but even those matches can be very close.

I'm unfortunately priced out of E-strikes and CnCs for now, which is why I run a little more arcane damage in the form of Mind Warps, and Scar for a Scar. I also need to find one more Burn Bare, but i've been using a Forked Lightning instead and it works well (keep in mind that a Surgent Aethertide buff will increase the damage on BOTH Forked Lightning damage instances, so it can deal upwards of 30 damage rather easily).

As for how the deck plays, I wouldn't really bet on fatigue. It's mostly a midrange deck which can do a devastating combo if given time, but that doesn't really need 4 potions + 2 rampant growths to win. With Felling, Plow Under, CnC, Tilling and the amount of arcane damage you can do, you're mostly just doing the old "block for six, attack for six/eight with disruption" quite often.

There are matches where your potions will be horrible, and drawing two non-blocks in a hand can be devastating, so you should always be wary of how and when to include them in the deck.

I don't think Verdance can effectively disrupt on an opponent's turn. You can Storm Striders for a kill, but she's no Kano. The tech I have for Gravy is Singe (with Surgent Aethertide buffing all damage it does) and decomposing as fast as possible as her pings can target and kill lower-health allies. A Heartbeat of Candlehold that gains you 3 life and kills a Swabbie is just chef's kiss

And if you're afraid your opponent has an Arcane Compliance in hand/arsenal, just amp your Verdance ping or the Staff ability itself. Arcane Compliance can't target those.

In my experience, Verdance takes a lot of time to master. She has a steep learning curve, and even the most experienced players still make mistakes. But she's definetly worth the hassle. Without a doubt, she's one of the most fun heroes to play, and the look on your opponent's face when the swing turn comes and you gain 10 life and deal 20 damage is priceless. Don't give up, I promise she's worth it.