Here is a complex OTK rogue deck I’ve been playing around with. It runs the same shell as the typical Shaffar, but this deck has insanely complex sequencing required, probably rivalling or exceeding the complexity of the Griftah miracle rogue deck prior to tide pupil nerf.
I’ve OTK 30+ damage from hand as early as turn 7 with this deck, which seems insane, as this deck can just as easily overwhelm opponents as it can OTK. With an average or better draw, I think this is probably a crazy strong deck.
The play pattern is to drop the southsea deckhand when you spellburst, so that it doesn’t hit it until your OTK turn (all your other minions summon copies therefore double damage each spellburst.) The inclusion of Zillax lets you have a reset turn, which is a godsend when you have to wait. Also vs aggro, you can collect coins to drop Zillax early, which is a very strong play.
Trialv0
Class: Rogue
Format: Standard
Year of the Pegasus
2x (0) Preparation
2x (0) Shadowstep
2x (1) Breakdance
2x (1) Deafen
2x (1) Dig for Treasure
2x (1) Gear Shift
1x (1) Southsea Deckhand
2x (1) Stick Up
2x (2) Oh, Manager!
1x (2) Pit Stop
2x (2) Quick Pick
2x (3) Bargain Bin Buccaneer
2x (3) Metal Detector
1x (3) Nexus-Prince Shaffar
2x (3) Raiding Party
2x (4) Dubious Purchase
1x (0) Zilliax Deluxe 3000
1x (0) Zilliax Deluxe 3000
1x (4) Twin Module
1x (5) Perfect Module
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By your words alone i can feel your exitement you have found a deck that appeals to your style which is having a deck with multiple ways to approach a turn in heartstone and requires very good piloting skills 
I can tell your really enjoying this deck you think its even more skil intensive then Grifta i read you said it might be ?
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Saw this deck in action… you really have to know what you’re doing.
Imagine this “Play”
-Prince Keleseth: “Time to take Rogue out of the trash bin her burgle oriented desing has gotten it into, if only I was in the rotation… (sigh.)”
-Prince Shaffar: " Hold my ethereal dink bro, gonna take a pair of foxy gals to town, and maybe a pirate or 2, who knows? The night it’s young 
In all seriousness they should hasten or change the animation of the spellbursts but they haven’t fixed the tradable crash to desktop in some time. And the “nerf” to tsunami did jack so it’s always lovely to watch the pyre fire that it’s this game’s balance and programing.
For those interested here is my refined version of the deck
Trialv11
Class: Rogue
Format: Standard
Year of the Pegasus
2x (0) Preparation
2x (0) Shadowstep
2x (1) Breakdance
2x (1) Deafen
2x (1) Dig for Treasure
2x (1) Gear Shift
1x (1) Southsea Deckhand
2x (1) Stick Up
2x (2) From the Scrapheap
2x (2) Quick Pick
2x (3) Bargain Bin Buccaneer
2x (3) Metal Detector
1x (3) Nexus-Prince Shaffar
2x (3) Raiding Party
2x (3) The Crystal Cove
2x (4) Dubious Purchase
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I’ve found that the otk is most reliable around turn 6 or 7, and zillax does not help, he gets in the way of drawing Shaffar which is the most important piece.
The thing I realized is your should never bounce the Buccaneers, and instead save all bounces for the Southsea deck hand. Your goal is to hit the spell burst with both Buccaneers, then transfer to the Southsea deckhand, hit face for 14 then use from the scrap heap , bounce the deck hand for another 14, it’s pretty much hard to stop this otk if you pressure well with the Buccaneers.
Note the crystal cove are a tech against aggro, so that you can use Buccaneers or from the scrap heap without drawing Shaffer and still have a chance to win, vs slow matchups it is used as getting a 5 point charge to face when you need to bounce the deckhand.
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