One finer detail would be to be aware of cards that have been sitting in their hand for a while that they haven't played. Also, playing the Misdirection then would have been a waste if they actually triggered the Explosive Trap. The turn afterward when you setup for the explosive trap, the fact that they had a healing totem on board and you did nothing else means that there is no reason for them not to just wait a turn, even if that means that you can play more next turn since they can play more optimally around it later. The turn afterward I think you also misplayed with how you removed the Lich King as playing To My Side + Wing Blast was a guaranteed clear that also leaves you with board control with two minions. However, I think playing him the next turn was a mistake as playing Rhok'delar then would have set you up with more resources to keep up the tempo on the next turns, even if you end up burning a card, which isn't a big deal in with Spell Hunter since you had DK Rexxar's hero power. Playing Flanking Strike was just fine there. I think it was fine to not play him that turn, especially if you were saving him for a board clear and knew that you could get plenty of value from Rhok'delar the next turn. I personally might have played him the turn before so I could start building beasts the next turn since other than playing Rhok'delar there wasn't much for you to do.

In the first game (against the Even Shaman), I'm curious why you chose to play Rexxar when you did. Sorry about the length, but if you're looking for an in depth analysis on some parts, here it is. While I don't consider myself an expert at Spell Hunter play, there were a few things I saw that were somewhat questionable. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and Hunter Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels

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