The top deck Reno.
Drawing into the 2nd board clear.
Getting the perfect curve despite 80% of the deck being > 4 mana.
These are all just the result of pure and simple luck.
Aggro/Tempo is consistent by design.
It’s almost impossible to have a bad curve because the average mana cost is low.
The outcome of the game doesn’t hinge on drawing a single swingy card.
Decisions actually come down to playing around the tools that control has and/or maximizing damage before key mana thresholds when control has the opportunity to turn things around.
Sorry control purists. Just a public service announcement that in the aggro/control matchup, the aggro player is the one making more meaningful decisions.