Awesome work! I will try it out once the bot is back up. :)

Thx for the feedback :)

In my opinion, it doesn't make much difference for the quest completion if the deck contains 27 or 23 Pirates. If you subtract the quest card itself and anchorr (first quest draw) there are only 5 non-Pirate cards remaining. Each of these cards has an important meaning. "Frenzied felwing" is essential to increase board presence in the early game. The value of "Ship's Cannon" don't need any explanation. "Shiver there timbers" is a good low cost removal spell in various situations. "Smoothering starfish" helps a lot against mass taunt minions. "Upgrade!" improves the potential of our weapon ability. The first quest activation guarantees "Achorrr" and the associated pirate draws. So even in midgame there should be enough pirates in your hand.

Anyways, feel free to customize the deck config. I excited to see how deck variations can push the performance of this archetype.

I dont want to be the bad guy, but your decklist in Wild is very weak. Frenzied Felwing, Dread Corsair, Shivering Timber, Upgrade, Sharkfin and Bloodsail Cultist is like forcing weapon synergy while you don't actually need anything more than unbuffed Ancharr. Felwing is a stat stick at best when you're already winning, DC can't get to 0 cost unless you really buffed Ancharr, which also makes Upgrade, Sharkfin and BC very weak if not drawn and used with synergy. These cards also hurts your draw a lot and became sub-subpar if you're not opening with N'zoth 1st Mate. Statistically your only 3+ drop should be Southsea Captain for pushing wide board, Defias Cannoneer because it's a 3 7/3 if you open with N'Zoth First Mate, Pufferfist (debatable), and Smite (also debatable after the nerf) with the wincon is to rush the quest. Anything else is too slow to use in Wild (aside from Shivering Timber in niche scenario, but most legend decklist cut it because usually it's a low value draw). Smothering Starfish is also a debatable choice after the nerf because it's too slow, waste a quest turn (4 mana means you can complete 1 part of the questline 90% of the time), and if you really need a silence it's prolly too late to win anyway.

Pirate Rogue is the exception to run the dead draw above because (and only because) of the 4/3 sword which Rogue has 4 copies in deck (2 of the weapon and 2 of the draw weapon) and Secret Passage. Rogue can dump those on turn 3 and swarm the board, which makes Felwing and Corsair seems valuable, while also having a 1 mana draw 4 to refill/reset hand when necessary. If you play the same card in Warrior, you're not dropping those by turn 5 at best (equip Anchar on turn 3, Cultist + Upgrade turn 4, turn 5 swing), at which time most midrange and control deck already have the answer to it anyway, while you're neither assembling a board nor finishing the quest.

You're also missing a lot of good pirates. The debate between going board or all-in quest is not even a debate anymore, because with Ammalgam, Harbor Scamp, Sky Raider, Ancharr, you can do both while also not running out of board pressure with a bunch of draw enabled by the aforementioned cards. Obsidian Smith is also a good 2 drop with aggro stat, dredge helps with draw, and gives you a +1/+1 minion or Ancharr. Tuskar Trawler has 1 more health for 1 less attack with Dredge, etc. With your decklist you're relying on drawing the weapon buffs to refill your hand, which can be really inconsistent while you're also playing a lot of dead draw (Dread Corsair, Sharkfin, like above). If you had to swing the last Ancharr durability (which you had to do in slightly losing/losing matchup), 9 out of 30 cards in your deck become either an understatted/vanilla minion or a spell that does nothing. This basically means that you're not guarantee-ing the win when you win, and losing really hard when you lose without a way to recover from it (because you sacrifice questline speed for weapon synergy)


Cyz's onepiece 1st ver (swordfish) was actually based on my Pirate QL Warrior config that I posted on this forum 6 or something months something ago (Cyz can confirm this. I still have their pm asking for the config sample). The deck can reach Legend post 1st nerf, but after 2nd nerf it's Diamond material only. My best run were D1 but it was like very long ago.

Decklist: ### Pwar QL
# Class: Warrior
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Bloodsail Corsair
# 2x (1) Bloodsail Deckhand
# 2x (1) N'Zoth's First Mate
# 1x (1) Patches the Pirate
# 1x (1) Raid the Docks
# 2x (1) Sky Raider
# 1x (1) Small-Time Buccaneer
# 2x (1) Southsea Deckhand
# 2x (2) Amalgam of the Deep
# 2x (2) Fogsail Freebooter
# 2x (2) Harbor Scamp
# 2x (2) Obsidiansmith
# 2x (2) Parachute Brigand
# 2x (2) Ship's Cannon
# 1x (3) Ancharrr
# 2x (3) Defias Cannoneer
# 2x (3) Southsea Captain
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# To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and create a new deck in Hearthstone

My suggestion is to go all in on the quest and dump all the other small synergy. With Renathal you can't win game by just smorcing anymore. I didn't kept the config but maybe Cyz still have the google drive link to it (it was in my old email). I'll try to ask but if you really want bots to climb legend, Onepiece or Swordfish is your best choice no doubt.

Yeah, as I expected QL warrior is more productive for farming D5 and 1000 wins. Easily took her D5 in one night (42 wins while you sleep), win rate ~53%, then it will fall, but this is not so important. As they wrote above, there is a topic on the forum, half a year ago - all files are working. And most importantly, there are not missplay when playing Nzot pirate :)