Wow. I had the spectate a friend quest so I watched mine who was playing a warrior mirror. He was using the Malchezaar warrior list and was against a N'zoth warrior.
I saw him right before a yogg, and he didn't seem to play too many spells. The opponent's board was Cairne and Infested Tauren.
The yogg hexed the cairne, played two buff spells on the frog, twisting nether to wipe except for the 2/2, then played moonglade portal to summon sylvanas, ganged up syl, played thistle tea which drew 3x syl, and finally a light in the darkness with gave him a fuckin N'zoth.
The rest of the match was dumb as hell. My friend played 4 different sylvanas' before the other guy conceded, and obviously that's a strong ass minion that's tricky to remove, plus he had double brawl which meant when the opponent would N'zoth he would pretty much get fucked over. Best part? My friend doesn't even have Syl in the deck. And as hilariously dumb as the mass syl res would be with nzoth he never had to play it.
I feel like most of my posts here lately are all yogg centric so sorry about that, but I am constantly stunned by this shit. Control mirrors used to be my favorite type of match, you both carefully using your resources and thinking many turns ahead. Golden Monkey made that pretty silly sometimes but there was still a lot of skill knowing when was the right time to play it based off what removal they had, and post-old gods got a lot less reliable since they would hold the god until after you played monkey.
Now you can, on top of all the board clear/drawing shenanigans, pulling any amount of any class secrets, etc. literally create any possible minion, create multiple resources, mess up the potential fatigue race by generating resources...man.
Like, I guess that match is one hell of a story. But that was a ~15 minute match that the other dude got blown out in out of nowhere.
