Only played Woodcutter's Axe and 2 rush minions before surrendering (he had to trade a 7/6 Militia Commander into a Redemptioned Righteous Protector lol)

Holy opening hand. Hit me with an 11/3 SI:7 agent on turn 3 with 2 Cold Bloods. Almlost regained control of the game with Tarim, but he Assassinated him for lethal.

He wiped my opening board with Consecration, leaving me with an empty board and Tarim. Call to Arms and Divine Favor nowhere to be found.

Not totally sure what this deck was. He put down two Acolytes of Pain so I milled him a couple of cards and he sat at 10 in his hand most of the game, only ever playing one small minion or buff at a time.

He got me down to 10hp, but an early Armorsmith, Fiery War Axe, and Bloodrazor helped me keep the board clear until he ran out of steam.

Sorry I know my deck is pretty cancer

DAMN this deck puts out a lot of damage early. I was lucky to pull Tar Creeper, Fiery War Axe, and Brawl and he still had more than enough damage to kill me turn 7.

Do I even need to say it again? 4 for 4 on Consecrate in opening hand. Also noticing that since Even has an easier time keeping the board full, Tarim winds up working out much better for him than me.

Spin the roulette wheel and...lose! Spin again (started with Coin and double Call to Arms :) ) and...win! Call to Arms + Sunkeeper Tarim = turn 6 lethal

Damn this deck is popular. In this matchup it might be sufficient to just write "(No) Consecration". I have only ever lost this matchup when the opponent Consecrates turn 4 (sometimes 5 maybe)--which is most of the time.

Unleash the Hounds turn 4 :( Also Divine Favor was a dead card here, unfortunately had both in my hand by turn 5. He got me down to 2 hp before I could finish him off with double-adapted Silver Hand Recruits.

Horrific mulligan--Vinecleaver, Tarim, Dark Conviction, Stegadon. Had nothing on the board by turn 3 when he put out a Vicious Fledgling

Queued into the same guy from the last match! I had a better mulligan--but so did he--Hench-clan Thug. Spellbreaker'd it and managed to come back though.

Swipe turn 4 hurts Dude Paladin way more than Murloc :/ that was really the turning point--I had a nasty board lategame but after the third time he triggered Hadronox, it was over.

Managed to coin out a Lion turn 3. Despite a pretty good Fan of Knives, Kingsbane Rogue just wasn't fast enough to deal with this deck.

So what are the odds of *not* having Consecrate by turn 4? Assuming you're running 2...28/30*27/29*26/28*...*22/24 = ***58%*** if first, or 29*30/21*23 = ***53%*** if you're second. So the odds are in my favor, but not by much. One more turn (2 if you go first) brings these odds down to 48%. SO, the odds of drawing Consecrate (or any particular card of which there are two in your deck) are greater than 50% after turn 5 or 6 at the latest.

Interesting deck. He kept my board clear with high-powered, low-cost rush minions (Wasp, Militia Commander) and then strangely switched over to control with Scourgelord after I started taking the board back.

Kept my board clear with double Lightning Storm and Volcano and sustained with Healing Rain. Didn't really pull my power cards (Tarim especially) when I needed them.

Seemed like a similar deck to the last Warrior I played, only I had a much better mulligan and he didn't have many answers for early aggro.

Pretty aggro deck. Mana Wyrm into Coin into Arcane Missiles turn 1 scared the hell out of me, but aside from Cinderstorm he had no board clear.

These guys may not have Consecration, but damn is that hero power efficient. So many times I wished I had Consecration. Didn't get any power draws except Leeroy, which I used to kill a Stormwind Champion. He played Tarim on a full board to finish me off.

Damn this deck has good early! I drew both Call to Arms and he still kept my board clear. He used his dagger a lot so he took a bunch of face damage, but he slowly built up a board of low-cost minions bc of it. I had no answer for Vicious Fledgling into Stormwind Champion.

Pulled all his board clears in time. 2x Defile, 2x Hellfire, 2x Doomsayer (in one turn), then 2x Despicable Dreadlord just to rub salt in the wound.

Gonna start keeping score here of who used Consecrate on turn 4 or 5. Thus far--6/3. This time I got Tarim onto a 5-minion board though :)

Northshire Cleric and Tar Creeper slowed me wayyy down, then Duskbreaker did me in. And dear god, Wyrmguard. Spellbreaker nowhere to be found :(

He got way luckier with Call to Arms. Coined it out and it pulled a Knife Juggler first, wiping 2 of my 1-1s. I CTA'd in response and got Knife Juggler last, which he just killed and proceeded to develop board.

This deck was all 1 and 2-cost minions plus Steam Surger and Blazecaller, the latter of which both had the perfect damage to wipe my Crystal Lions. Eventually started to overwhelm him but Frost Lich Jaina gave him the sustain he needed to win.

This is the first time I've ever felt dirty playing this game. This deck has so much removal and healing. Turn 9 I was able to Umbra + Cube onto Voidlord. Fucking gross.

Very interesting game/deck (involving 2 Yseras on both sides). In the end I was a bit more efficient with removal and card draw though. He milled one card and I was very lucky that it was Defile.

He went pretty aggro, but low-rolled on both Spitefuls (8/8 for 10 mana Mind Controls) and couldn't do anything about my taunt wall later on.

I played this the wrong way. Tried to outlast him, but I burned through my deck too quickly and died almost exclusively to fatigue. Had several dead cards in my hand, including Army of the Dead, the only card I got from the Lich King.

Top-decked a Swipe turn 8 when his board was full of 1-1s. Got really lucky he didn't pull Tarim before that, bc he had a huge board.

Interesting matchup. I got lucky that I had Naturalize for turn 6 when he Spiteful'd Deathwing. After that he never had much of a chance--he maintained a healthy board but never completely broke through my taunt wall (he was playing very conservatively...?). This let me get my big taunts out before I played Hadronox, and Naturalizing that gave me a humongous board. I one-shot him in the next turn with Anti-Magic Shell and Branching Paths.

The pressure from these guys...granted I only got one or two of my early-game cards, but Christ this deck puts out so much damage.

This was a strange match. He never had any real threats, although he did Psychic Scream my Cube that had eaten Hadronox, which was nicely played. He played Archbishop Benedictus, only to burn 7 cards with Doom Pact clearing my board, plus even more from both my Naturalizes.

Odd deck. Got scared when I saw the Quest, but then he started putting down all these elementals...Polymorph fucked Witching Hour, but he was 3-4 card draws ahead of me so I kept his board clear and he fatigued first.

Fuck you Lich King. Lived 2 turns, gave me Army of the Dead for both (which is a dead card in this matchup. Meanwhile opponent got Anti-Magic Shell on one turn, which made me take 13 damage later on. That was enough to lose me the game since I was playing two card draws behind.

I played this really stupidly. Played Frostmourne when he had four 4-atk minions on the board, and immediately realized the kind of face damage I was about to take. He finished me off later with double Hellfire.

This guy was actually running what seemed to be an OTK Abomination deck. Looked like the aim was infinite damage and healing with Umbra, Deathspeaker, and Applebaum. The Abominations went off 10 or so times, and then stopped. Not sure if this is possible and he set it up wrong or if it requires the opponent to be at lower health.

This match was scary. Without an early threat, this deck starts dropping pretty heavy stuff. Fortunately he lowrolled 2 of his 3 early-ish recruits (both Gemstudded Golems) so he didn't have much damage. Once I got my wall up, there wasn't much he could do.

FUCKING LICH KING. Gave him Anti-Magic Shell on the first turn with a full board. Before that it was a fairly close match--starting with both Hexes in hand helped him a ton.

Not even odd and this guy fucked me up (mainly Leeroy -> Shadowstep). You need, like, a near-perfect mulligan to stay alive in this matchup. Vilespine and Sap do so much fucking work.

I've been getting pretty lucky with the Spiteful Summoners--usually my opponent gets Emeriss. This is a good deck but my second taunt wall was too much (esp with Anti-Magic Shell LOL--thanks Lich King!

This matchup was scary! He didn't make good use of his hero power, though--he needed to put out as large of threats as he could every turn, but he mostly played spells from his hand instead.