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VeryInsane posted... Giggling would see play in a lot of aggro decks btw, it was like an auto include in a lot of them (Odd Pally, Zoo, Token Druid, I think Odd Rogue ran it too) at 5.

Not in wild.

When I looked during the time period when Giggling was 5 mana in wild, the tier list I looked at none of the aggro decks ran it, and only one control deck ran it out of 24 decklists (Reno Warlock). Here's a tier list I looked at:

https://tempostorm.com/hearthstone/meta-snapshot/wild/2018-09-01

This includes zero copies in wild Odd Rogue and zero copies in wild Odd Paladin at the time.

The card for aggro decks is a setup card right? You play it turn 5, and then turn 6 because it's so sticky it's probably still alive so you play Fungalmancer or Wargear or Soul of the Forest or Savage Roar or whatever. But that's a turn 6 plan with a turn 5 setup, a little bit slow for wild aggro, a lot of wild decks can actually clear a giggling inventor easily through cards like defile or flamewaker, or not even clear it just cast spreading plague and laugh at you, or just clear it by having a wide board and attacking into it--it's not nearly as sticky as it was in standard, and also people don't really run Fungalmancer in wild anymore so the turn 6 buff followup isn't really there.

Just...pretty sure there's good reasons why it wasn't run in aggro decks in wild before, and I don't think anything has really changed.

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