Rogue | Recommended deck of cards - Saviors of Uldum Hearthstone Guide

Last update: 14 August 2019

The following deck is adapted to the latest expansion called Saviors of Uldum and is suitable for a Rogue - one of the character classes in Hearthstone. Here you can find a control deck and a combo that allows you to easily manage your duel in Hearthstone. The description of each deck was further enriched with a special code that can be copied and used in Hearthstone while you are in the process of creating a new deck - the game will select the appropriate cards.

Rogue - Valeer Sanguinar

The deck shown below for the Rogue class in Hearthstone is specifically adapted to the latest expansion - Saviors of Uldum. The deck belongs to the aggro category and has combo elements - thanks to this combination, you will be able to deal massive damage to the enemy portrait in a short time. In the deck, you can find new cards (Pharaoh Cat, Hooked Scimitar), which appeared in the latest expansion to Hearthstone called Saviors of Uldum. The Rogue's deck makes the game faster and allows the player to play additional units on the board. This deck also includes Combo cards.

Neutral cards	Class cards
(1)Southsea Deckhand x2 (2)Faerie Dragon x2 (3)Dread Corsair x2 (3)Lifedrinker x2 (5)Captain Greenskin x1 (6)Leeroy Jenkins x1	(0)Backstab x2 (1)Pharaoh Cat x2 (1)Deadly Poison x2 (2)Sap x2 (2)Eviscerate x2 (3)SI:7 Agent x2 (3)Edwin VanCleef x1 (3)EVIL Miscreant x2 (3)Hooked Scimitar x2 (4)Waggle Pick x2 (5)Myra's Unstable Element x1

• Waggle Pick - how and when to play this card?
• Combo - rules
• Edwin VanCleef - how to use this Legendary minion?
• Myra's Unstable Element - how and when to play this card?
• Mulligan - the appropriate selection of cards
• Defense
• Offensive

Waggle Pick - how and when to play this card?

Waggle Pick is Rogue's unique weapon with which you can create a huge threat on the board. Waggle Pick has several uses, and it is worth knowing how to use it.

1. Rules - After the destruction of the weapon, Waggle Pick returns a random minion back to your hand. It is worth remembering this and be prepared in advance to get back the appropriate card. The more units on the board, the harder it is to get back the right one.
2. Offense - Waggle Pick extremely useful in the preparation of the final combo. First of all, you need to get rid of your weapon's one durability point. In the next turn, you can, for example, play Leeroy Jenkins and use him to attack the enemy's portrait. Then, use another durability point and Leeroy will return to your hand. You can use this card again for 4 mana crystals!
3. Defense - If you are forced to go into defense and you have to fight for survival, Waggle Pick can be played for re-use of SI:7 Agent or Dread Corsair to restore its health. Another possible move is to retreat EVIL Miscreant or Lifedrinker.

Combo - rules

Rogue's deck has several Combo cards that should be performed to properly utilize the potential of this deck. We remind you that to activate Combo, you must first play a card, and then follow it with a Combo card.

1. SI:7 Agent - Rogue's cult unit For 3 mana points, you get a minion with 3/3 statistics. When you play SI:7 Agent in Combo, you can immediately deal 2 points of damage to the selected target.
2. Edwin VanCleef - An extremely strong Legendary minion who can have fantastic stats.
3. Eviscerate - A spell that deals 2 points of damage in the base version. Using a Combo, you double the damage of that spell.
4. EVIL Miscreant - A minion that, when played in Combo, gives you 2 Lackeys.

Edwin VanCleef - how to use this Legendary minion?

Edwin VanCleef is a unique Legendary minion available to Rogue. His initial stats are not toppling but he has a very strong Combo ability.

1. Combo - Any card that is played before Edwin VanCleef strengthens him by +2/+2.
2. Playing the card - The Rogue's deck has a lot of cheap spells and units which can greatly strengthen Edwin VanCleef. The additional cards received by playing EVIL Miscreant will also help because they will cost only 1 mana point.

Myra's Unstable Element - how and when to play this card?

Myra's Unstable Element is a unique Legendary Rogue card. With it, you can draw the rest of the cards from your deck. Remember, however, that you can have up to 10 cards in your hand and the rest of the deck will be canceled.

1. Playing the card - Myra's Unstable Element is a very situational card. You can use it when you want to pick cards that will allow you to finish the enemy off or when you are pushed back into defense. Regardless of the situation, you should always consider the fact that playing this card is associated with the transition to the fatigue phase.

Mulligan - the appropriate selection of cards

Each duel begins with a so-called Mulligan phase, that is the selection of cards. During this time, you can decide which cards to leave in your hand and which ones to discard and look for others. Card shuffling always involves some risk, but sometimes it is necessary to use it in order to have a chance to win.

1. High priority - EVIL Miscreant(if you have Coin), Pharaoh Cat, Faerie Dragon. Backstab and SI:7 Agent can be useful at the beginning of a duel.
2. Medium priority - Think about keeping Dread Corsair in your hand, especially when you start a duel with weapons like Hooked Scimitar or Waggle Pick. If you start with Coin, you can try to keep Edwin VanCleef.

Defense

Defense is not the strongest point of this deck, so you should look for a large number of minions with Taunt. You have only 2 of these minions at your disposal. If you run into problems, you will have to deal with them by using spells or Waggle Pick.

1. Sap - A spell that allows you to return an inconvenient minion back into the opponent's hand for just 2 mana points. Sap can open up a path to the enemy's portrait meaning that you can deal damage in a single turn.
2. Dread Corsair - A 3/3 minion with Taunt. Place other units behind him to be able to attack the opponent's portrait in the next turn.

Offensive

The offensive is without a doubt the most powerful aspect of this deck. Once you can play Leeroy Jenkins, you can play him again using the help of Shadowstep.

1. Minions - If you have the opportunity, use your own minions to do additional damage to the enemy's portrait. Otherwise, try to make profitable exchanges with enemy units.
2. Leeroy Jenkins - A minion with 6/2 stats and Charge. You can retreat Leeroy back to your hand by using Waggle Pick.
3. Waggle Pick - This weapon deals 4 points of damage.
4. Hooked Scimitar - This weapon has 2/2 stats and receives +2 points of damage after using Combo.
5. Eviscerate - A spell that when played after Combo, can cause 4 points of direct damage to the enemy's portrait.