Hearthstone Discussion and Un'goro Lethal Puzzle #10: Clutchmother Zavas and Lakkari Felhound
Channel: Hi2Chaco
Date: 2017-03-25

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Today, we're talking about Clutchmother Zavas.
My favorite card that will promote more RNG decks, difficult to play RNG decks though.
And of course I've prepared a lethal puzzle at the end.


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Obviously with warlock getting the discard quest, lakkari sacrifice,
Blizzard is pushing out a lot of cards that discard and discard synergy cards.
Clutchmother zavas is 1 of them.
2 mana 2/2, a beast, that's interesting. 
Whenever you discard this, give it +2/+2 and return it to your hand.

This card would only be played in a deck with discard synergy, else it's just a 2/2 for 2 mana, so not very good.
So that's either discolock, or the new control discard deck blizzard wants us to play.
How and when do we play this card.
It's 2 mana, but you often won't play it on turn 2.
Only against aggro, if you don't have any other 2 mana plays, you'll play it turn 2.
But usually, you'll keep it in your hand, and hope it get's discarded by doomgaurd, soulfire, 
or any of the new discard cards.
Like Lakkari Felhound, 4 mana for a 3/8 taunt with: Battlecry: Discard two random cards, 
which is a great defensive or tempo card or could even be a great value card, depending on what it discards.
Discarding Clutchmother Zavas, not only buffs it, it also means you're not discarding any other cards.
Value-wise, that's very similar to drawing a card.
So the longer you keep it in your hand, the more value you get, both card-wise, and stats on clutchmother zavas.
Late game, it might be a 2 mana for a 6/6 or maybe even an 8/8, or even stronger.
And then when the timing is right, which depends a lot on the matchup and how the game is flowing, you play it.
Probably in discolock, you'll be looking more at a 4/4 or maybe a 6/6, while a control discard deck, 
you might get up to 8/8 or even a 10/10.

So this control discard warlock that blizzard wants us to play, 
if it is actually a competitive deck, it's probably going to be one of the harder decks to play,
because you have to go over all the possibilities of what get's discarded, and how to play the game from there,
depending on what you have left in your hand.

Leave a comment below, are you excited to play a discard deck, or are you tired of calculating the odds?

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