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I hate to be the one to break this to you, but it is not a very good deck. If you are having trouble beating them then you are either playing into a bad match up or doing it wrong.
Stop clearing their boards for them would be my first advice. They need space on their side for the murlocs, and clearing their board each turn is helping them.
They basically disappear off the ladder the higher you rank because they are not good.
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But if I don’t clear their early board they just go face and win? If I put minions out they will just hit the minions and clear that board for more of them to come out? you would have to play something pretty specific to beat it surely?.
Let us start with what deck are you playing?
Because there are two ways to beat it. You get under it or you completely dominate it until they have to top deck each turn.
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I am playing protoss priest. High copy an reduce.
You are favored in that match up.
You need to get your minions in your starting hand so you can get on the board and start pressuring their face. You want to push damage and make them clear your board to avoid losing instead of clearing theirs. If your mulligan bricks do not waste time playing out the match.
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Try Elemental Mage against them.
You constantly put minions on the board which go face and forces the opponent to deal with your minions.
You can deal direct damage with spells which clear a dangerous board and go face.
And the thing that Murlocs Paladin can’t deal with: you can freeze specific minions. This 1 round they lose this way hurts them very much.
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I will try this, thank you
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Nope not even close
Nope. It’s every 5 murlocs.
Lmao maybe at your mmr… but not even close to being accurate. Maybe you should play the deck and do some research before rage running to the forums after losing to a murloc pally.
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You are welcome. I hope it helps.