Inspired by the CompetitiveHS subreddit post of the same name, this topic is to share what we all are having luck with on ladder. Sharing your rank is optional, although it might be useful in clarifying which meta specifically your deck is competitive at. This is intended for standard ladder, not wild.
Resourcese
https://www.vicioussyndicate.com/data-reaper-live-beta/https://hsreplay.net/decks/#sortBy=winrate
With that out of the way, here is a Deathrattle Demon Hunter list I found over on Reddit. It utilizes low-cost minions and Drek’Thar. Kurtus and Expendables for the OTK. It’s very different than your typical DR DH list.
Deathrattle Demon Hunter
Deathrattle Demon Hunter
Class: Demon Hunter
Format: Standard
Year of the Gryphon
2x (1) Illidari Studies
2x (1) Tuskpiercer
2x (2) Chaos Strike
2x (2) Felfire Deadeye
2x (2) Razorboar
2x (2) Spectral Sight
2x (3) Death’s Head Cultist
2x (3) Felrattler
2x (3) Piggyback Imp
2x (3) Razorfen Beastmaster
1x (3) Rustrot Viper
1x (4) Drek’Thar
1x (4) Flanking Maneuver
2x (5) Need for Greed
1x (6) Kurtrus, Demon-Render
2x (6) Skull of Gul’dan
2x (7) Expendable Performers
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Guide by the deck’s creator:
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I have no idea how and why, but this big paladin somehow works for me.
Secret package seems disruptive enough to screw some important spells - removals, ramp etc. or big dudes to 1/1 etc.
Sure, its polarizing if I draw horribly but if I draw so-so compared to opponent it seems kinda ok. Though with bad draw - no Cavalry horn - the chance to win drops drastically.
Another cards I keep using here and there- Viper, Surge etc.
Big secret paladin
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Class: Paladin
Format: Standard
Year of the Gryphon
1x (1) Blessed Goods
2x (1) First Day of School
2x (1) Galloping Savior
1x (1) Judgment of Justice
2x (1) Oh My Yogg!
2x (2) Hand of A’dal
2x (2) Noble Mount
2x (2) Sword of the Fallen
1x (3) Gift of Luminance
1x (3) Hold the Bridge
2x (5) Cavalry Horn
2x (7) Commencement
1x (7) Lightforged Cariel
1x (8) Abominable Lieutenant
2x (8) Brasswing
2x (8) Templar Captain
1x (8) Tirion Fordring
1x (8) Turalyon, the Tenured
2x (10) Scrapyard Colossus
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I found this guide posted on the CompetitiveHS subreddit. This fellow managed to reach legend and beyond using Quest Rogue. It remains a very good deck to climb with, despite it not being the most played rogue deck.
Deck Code
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Quest Rogue is super highroll-y. I like the deck, but I feel that other decks are more consistent in their draw and win conditions, like ping mage, handlock, quest shaman, etc.
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I climbing with shadow priest right now.
Actually good deck that also has the bonus of play games so fast that can win a face damage race against face hunter consistently.
It’s mostly VS list.
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really depends on the matchups, it just mostly shines when hard removal is good like vs paladin or ramp druid. To win vs aggro though you need a good draft and it can brick more often than other rogue decks i agree.
