Haha! Well in this case a two drop is not mandatory.
Maybe some Blazehound for draw, a removal, or something else?
@humancalc I haven’t been impressed by Oropsisaur as of yet, do you think it’ll be faster than the standalone threat that is Kolossus in this context?
Nevermind. Thought it will be nice with Godhammer.
Maybe too much low health guys too bash or something.
Speaking of fast threats, why have you abandoned Makantor 
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Makantor instead of Warpup. Yes.
Well two things occured. First I saw a few matches of the world championships where everyone and their sister were playing Letigress.
Secondly it occurred to me that I never played with Venom Toth, and that the ninja wanabe could be pretty fun against all type of common swarm decks (Jax, Fault, Wraithlings, Gor, Eggs, Obelysks).
So here’s a list:
We’re going midrange and burn, toolbox and Aspects.
I don’t see room or need for the more expensive signature Vanar end-game combos, but tell me if you think otherwise.
No walls because of the route taken with EMP.
9 turn one minions Card draw
Ping artifacts
Healing Area of Effect Removal / Answers Burst damage Win Conditions Ramp or speed
Memery - You tell me.Very pretentious of me to look at World Championship matches and think I understood something. 
I just mean it gave me inspiration to try something new - and it’s fun.
I enjoy this list as it provides a varied assortment of answers and combos, and for once it can provide valid mulligan choices depending on the opponent’s General.
Cheers 
It was time to add this thread to the wiki
https://duelyst.gamepedia.com/Decklists#Decklist_Collections
Full credits to @miguelosz who developped and promoted the concept all this time. How could we be so blind?
Well I crafted Rawr and Calculator out of my todo list, and boy was I surprised at how good this can potentially high roll.
Opening move with Gravity Well + Battle Pet is solid and makes sure your opponent will not enjoy his early game. Bur is a bully.
You should assume the aggro role most times in the early game.
You try to assemble a hand for silly big calculator, pretty common when there are Rawr and Yun around. Calculator is often 11~14 in attack rating and demands immediate removal. Then you have Moonlight Basilisk that also demands immediate removal. Then you have Rawr who will apply good pressure if it comes down to that.
Top end is about control with Cloudcaller and Letigress, both providing “removal” and sticky bodies for Wailing Overdrive. I particularly like Letigress and WO, they do work well together.
Miguel’s Vanar pets is about flooding the board and Kara’s BBS makes a lot of sense here. Mine is more mid-range so I went with Faie in case my end game needs a few more pings of damage and to compensate for the zoning of Wailing Overdrive.
I tried a few versions and for example Cryonic Potential can never target a Battle Pet, even if it has attacked. No need to try that.
Aspect of the Mountain is a card I really like and wanted to include, but I had to replace it. Your pets always suicide, or position in such a silly way that make no sense for this AOE. And in the rare cases where all stars align, you don’t have the ability to move Seismic Elemental if it was born from an exhausted pet. So there’s your chance for Cloudcaller to shine. Could also be Frostburn I suppose.
The deck does work surprisingly well, and I must praise @miguelosz again for developing the concept. You will definitely catch some people by surprise.
9 turn one minions Card draw Ping artifacts Healing Area of Effect (Frostburn instead of Cloudcaller if you want it) Removal / Answers Burst damage Win Conditions Ramp or speed
MemeryI hope you read the wiki first 
https://duelyst.gamepedia.com/Cryonic_Potential
Looks like a fun deck again!
No Hearth Sister in there? Do you really need the Wisps?
Valid suggestion on Hearth Sister, it’d be a solid addition. I will let other testers figure out what’s best to replace from their own experience.
I remember having an idea with Potential and pets before which went very quickly to the trash can Neat deck!
After a brilliant suggestion from @gsvalhalla, Dying Wish Vanar piqued my interest.
I started to tinker with Dying Wish and exchanged a couple of messages with @snowshot on the topic.
So here the idea is to use Dying Wish minions and walls to create a sticky board. Auroraboros is not a straightforward card but can really make your board very resilient.
Using this board we have good shot at using Flawless Reflection to its full effect.
https://duelyst.gamepedia.com/Auroraboros
Card explanations:
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Grimes and Dioltas provide both primary Flawless Reflection targets (if nothing better available) AND secondary tokens and lesser bodies to multiply the reflections of everything else you fancy.
9 turn one minions Card draw Ping artifacts Healing Area of Effect Removal / Answers Burst damage Win Conditions Ramp or speed (but the deck is very end-game focused)
Memeryi switches grimes into cloudcallers and it came out very well for those that don’t like using rng that much
Thematically though, wouldn’t removing Grimes make it no longer a Dying Wish deck?
That would leave a lonely Dioltas holding the Dying Wish name 
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well yea you’re right, i would however try to place the fenrir 2.0 somewhere there.
You can’t keep them alive, that’s the problem. Rawr gives you several tokens but most of them die very fast. So it is a worse Kron.
Also having one card locked away hurts your Calculators (if you play them) I guess.
Vanar doesn’t have a spell to add Pets to your hand, otherwise with that and Mantella there might be some hybrid build which could be ok enough to have fun with.
I gave it a try and so far it seems like a difficult deck. Some pets are tokens, but all of them are suicidal.
Might be that we are too demanding on the Pet side. Maybe a replace-based Nemeton with Rawr, Bur and Snow Rippler spliced in? Noting that the random pets those give you might not be tokens.
Reminds me that @halcyon98 has this deck https://duelspot.com/deck/nemetons-pet-parlour/
It only has Mantella and Snow Rippler though. Has no battle pets directly in deck.
Having a look at the available battle pets, maybe you could use Koi as a cheap 1 mana minion to finish the trial.
(Edit: Oops. Forgot not all battle pets are tokens .)
Definitely sounds hard to squeeze in the battle pet theme into a Nemeton deck.
Wow, I remember that dumb deck. It’s really fun, actually. 
Unfortunately Koi isn’t a token, so this wouldn’t work.
I like Halcyon’s approach: you don’t care as much that the pets are suicidal since you’re aiming to collect a few 1-mana tokens in your Action Bar and complete the trial all in one go before they get a chance to kill themselves. It’s certainly not the most competitive option, but since Mantella and Rippler are both commons, I could see functioning as an engine in some sort of budget build.
