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This is a translation of the latest Chinese Wild meta report from He Zong Lian Heng of NGA.CN, first published 5 June 2020.
Gallery of decklist images, credit to glormagic.
 

Tier	Score	Deck 1	Deck 2	Deck 3
1	100	Pirate Warrior
	98	Even Shaman
	96	Odd Demon Hunter
	93	Reno Quest Mage
	92	Discard Warlock
	90	Reno Secret Mage
2 (high)	89	Secret Mage
	88	Galakrond Warrior	Murloc Paladin
	87	Malygos Druid
	86	Quest Mage	Cube Warlock	Big Priest
	85	Spell Token Druid
	83	Odd Warrior
	82	Odd Paladin
	81	Even Warlock	Jade Druid	Reno Warlock
	80	Odd Rogue	Reno Hunter	Kingsbane Rogue
2 (low )	79	Mech Paladin
	77	Reno Mage
	75	Big Shaman
	73	Reno Priest
	70	Albatross Priest (estimate)
3	60	Treachery Warlock (estimate)

To attack backwards while riding a horse, to advance while feigning retreat, this period has seen fierce meta change; compared to the past, there is definite structural change.
 

Meta overview:

The third patch for Ashes of Outland dropped suddenly, including buffs as well as nerfs. Regarding Wild format, Odd Demon Hunter welcomed its third blow, and last expansion's strongest deck, Even Shaman, was buffed. Seemingly, the meta would develop towards Even Shaman, but this did not come to pass. Odd Demon Hunter, after briefly showing weakness, struck back. Even Shaman has unfinished business; its revival was ended even before it began...
From the perspective of the changed cards, Even Shaman, Reno Hunter, and Odd Demon Hunter are the only Wild meta decks to be affected. (Buffs to Wild Paladin and other decks did not make waves). Declines in Odd Demon Hunter's popularity or power level are bound to move the meta; as Cube Warlock and Even Shaman are both suppressed by that deck, after the patch, they both gained a degree of freedom, but a rebound in Odd Demon Hunter's popularity will reverse that change. However, the changes to the meta are not limited to the patch, as shown by three decks without changed cards. Since the last meta report, many decks have risen and fallen; among them, Pirate Warrior and Malygos Druid are especially attractive.
Long before the patch, Pirate Warrior had already begun to solidify its position, its popularity rising day by day. Before the patch, the deck's popularity reached new heights as the meta was unable to react quickly enough to its rise. Golakka Crawler did not make much of an appearance as tech cards against Pirate Warrior were limited to Glacial Shard and Frozen Shadoweaver, the two more targeting Odd Demon Hunter. As for countering Pirate Warrior, Even Shaman was a quicker reaction than Golakka Crawler. In the short post-patch period when Odd Demon Hunter was in hibernation, Pirate Warrior was still very popular. Even Shaman quickly became the weapon of choice to counter Pirate Warrior, and, lacking counters, became the undisputed top deck. Though Even Shaman's reign was subsequently cut short by Odd Demon Hunter, the deck is still inherently strong, and remains one of the strongest meta decks. Pirate Warrior's aggression is fast; a bomb variant runs Wrenchcalibur, with the new card Corsair Cache substantially increasing the chance of drawing it. Thus, highlander decks cannot stand against Pirate Warrior; even if they run multiple Oozes, the Oozes must be drawn on time. Some decks that have passive early turns, such as Quest Mage, Malygos Druid with a bad draw, and Cube Warlock that does not draw Defile, also struggle against Pirate Warrior. Pirate Warrior not only excels against highlander and slow decks, it also dominates other aggro. The successfully returning to popularity Pirate Warrior also adds another coffin cover to many aggro decks, such as Kingsbane Rogue, Odd Paladin, and Galakrond Warrior. For a long time, Kingsbane Rogue has lost to Pirate Warrior. Though the two decks are similar, the main difference is in the effectiveness of the early game Pirates. N'Zoth's First Mate and Sky Raider are notably better than Kingsbane Rogue's Buccaneer and Bloodsail Flybooter. After the nerf to Ancharrr in Descent of Dragons, Kingsbane Rogue saw a slow rise, then a fall, but the deck still has some power. Now, the rise of Pirate Warrior is bound to end Kingsbane Rogue's existence, and it can be said that the coffin has closed on the latter deck for the last time. Odd Paladin was once like a fish in water, doing well against Odd Demon Hunter, with unfavored matchups rare and favored matchups everywhere. However, Odd Paladin is heavily unfavored against Pirate Warrior. Last time, we mentioned that if Pirate Warrior trends, it is a danger sign for Odd Paladin. Now, this hidden danger has come to pass. Odd Paladin has fallen from the altar and its meta suitability has dropped precipitously. Even Even Shaman has gained a new tool to take on Odd Paladin. Galakrond Warrior runs a Pirate package, so it has some similarities to Pirate Warrior, with the differences being midgame value versus early game tempo. Galakrond Warrior's greatest advantage over Pirate Warrior is its more favorable matchup against Even Shaman. If Even Shaman could have taken over the meta post-patch, then Galakrond Warrior would have also had a chance to rise. However, in the end, Even Shaman did not succeed in taking over. But, Galakrond Warrior's inherent flaws are glaring: its curve is insufficiently low and it often has passive early turns, making it lose to other aggro. Whether it is Odd Paladin, Pirate Warrior, Odd Demon Hunter, Secret Mage, or Mech Paladin, Galakrond Warrior is always slightly downwind. (It is not heavily unfavored owing to the early game strength of the Pirate package). As it is not fast enough, Galakrond Warrior also may lose to combo decks. Relatively speaking, Pirate Warrior, which fares better against both aggro and combo, is the better choice.
Speaking of combo decks, one cannot avoid discussing a newly popular combo deck: Malygos Druid. The nerf to Kael'thas Sunstrider was of course a huge blow to Druid, but on the positive side, the card can now be tutored with Juicy Psychmelon. As Malygos Druid necessarily runs many low-cost spells, the list with Kael'thas has been slowly optimized, and it gradually became popular just before the patch. To increase its speed, the deck has cut the Oaken Summons package to increase the effectiveness of Jepetto Joybuzz. Defensively, the deck can only rely on small removal, Spreading Plague, and armor. Thus, Malygos Druid is a very extreme deck, relying on the speed of its combo to win. It has similarities to a previously popular combo deck, Hemet Mech'athun Warlock. Both counter slow decks, both have little regard for their life total, and both fear Dirty Rat. The differences are that Malygos Druid can combo earlier and how they face aggression. Druid cards are better at maintaining a high health total, while Warlock cards lack healing but are better at clearing the board. Now, Mech'athun Warlock has fallen out of favor, but Malygos Druid continues to deeply influence the meta.
But, whether it is Reno OTK Priest, Mecha'thun Warlock, or Malygos Druid, none of them can compare to the previous Quest Mage. Whether it is facing aggro or Dirty Rat, or combo speed, Quest Mages best all the other combo decks. Though the quest progress was nerfed to be increased by two, after the third patch, as its counters have weakened, Quest Mages are beginning to reappear. Quest Mage is unstable, as it relies on drawing well to beat aggro, but its advantage is in its speed relative to other combo decks, being able to combo one or two turns earlier. It suppresses other combo and slow decks. Quest Mage's high ceiling will destine it to have players give it a go to try and create miracles. In fact, Quest Mage is often common among top 200 Legend (on the Chinese server). “All or nothing" describes Quest Mage's line of thinking. Relatively speaking, Reno Quest Mage is more stable, and its matchups are less polarized. After three patches of nerfs to aggro, the meta has become much more favorable for it and it is now a stable pick. It is now popular and can be found at all ranks.
Last report, the authors thought the restraining forces on the Wild meta were loosening. The abdication of Quest Mages significantly lowered the meta pressure. Now aggro is dominant, though not to the previous extent of combo, allowing for more deck variety. Now, relative to the past, deck variety is more diverse; multiple highlander decks, midrange decks, and aggro decks can be played. But as aggro decks are weaker, combo decks may rise again. Slow or midrange or highlander decks may fall victim to combo. From the perspective of winning, one must still consider the top meta decks.
No matter when, Wild has a special quality: the meta differs significantly among ranks. In the past, it was Mech Hunter, then Mech Paladin, and now Secret Mage and Mech Paladin. At low ranks, Mech Paladin and Secret Mage and perform very well, and are relatively popular. But as rank increases, their popular drops. Within top 1000 Legend, these two decks are virtually unseen. When they do appear, they are often easily defeated. The main elements behind this phenomena are the differing attitudes and skill levels of players at different ranks. Simultaneously, streamers also profoundly influence the meta. Finally, it is not only that at higher ranks decks become more utilitarian. At low ranks, to perform well is to beat weak decks, thus Mech Paladin and Secret Mage can be the best choices. At high ranks, with multiple strong decks in contention, the meta will naturally be different.
 

Deck	Popularity conditions	Popularity grade
Pirate Warrior	Indisputably the best, both strong and popular, popular at all ranks	S
Even Shaman	Though it was the victim of Odd Demon Hunter, it cannot be decisively defeated and is still popular	S
Odd Demon Hunter	After falling from popularity, it is once again popular	S
Reno Quest Mage	As its counters have weakened, it has gradually adapted to the meta and become popular	S
Discard Warlock	An aggro deck with a high element of luck, very popular all over ladder	S
Reno Secret Mage	Very unpopular, almost unseen	E
Secret Mage	Virtually absent at high Legend, but more popular at other ranks	A
Galakrond Warrior	A starving camel is larger, but not more lively, than a horse; currently the deck is unpopular	C
Murloc Paladin	A truly rare sight in the meta	D
Malygos Druid	Very popular, Druid's default deck	S
Quest Mage	More popular at high Legend, is a casino-style deck, unpopular at other ranks	B
Cube Warlock	Though the meta has not become more favorable, it is relatively popular at 10-star MMR	S
Big Priest	Has some level of popularity, with a wider range of application than Odd Warrior, but its performance is unsatisfactory, and its performance is similarly limited	B
Spell Token Druid	A newly developed deck, needs optimization	C
Odd Warrior	Relatively extreme, suitable in an aggro-heavy meta, but not very popular owing to its limitations	B
Odd Paladin	Unpopular due to meta changes	C
Even Warlock	Almost nonexistent; even if it exists, it is largely Reno Even Warlock played by fans of Shovel Mouth (streamer)	E
Jade Druid	Fallen out of favor relative to other Druid decks, but still played	C
Reno Warlock	Has definite popularity	A
Odd Rogue	Rogue's default deck, but unpopular	B
Reno Hunter	Fallen in popularity after meta changes, popularity is not ideal	C
Kingsbane Rogue	Not lifeless, popularity already decaying	D
Mech Paladin	God of low ranks, almost nonexistent at high ranks	A
N'Zoth Reno Mage	Though its power is limited, it is more fun and still has players	C
Big Shaman	Only suitable at certain ranks and certain metas, limited popularity	B
Reno Priest	Though its power is limited, and the meta is unsuitable, it is still popular	S

 

Decks:

Note: The decklists are for reference only; the writeups take precedence.

1, Pirate Warrior

From the second Outland patch onward, Pirate Warrior's popularity has gradually risen. Before the third patch, its popularity reached the peak. Pirate Warrior's aggression is fierce, with the early tempo of N'Zoth's First Mate, and Ship's Cannon and Skybarge creating an unshakable advantage. If the opponent cannot clear, Southsea Captain buffs the board to strike a lethal blow. Also, the deck can run Wrenchcalibur to counter Reno Jackson and deal heavy damage. Whether against aggro or slow decks, Pirate Warrior performs extremely well. As the meta evolves, no one runs Golakka Crawler, but rather Oozes have seen a slight increase, but even this cannot stop Pirate Warrior.
As for deck construction, recently, Pirate Warrior has seen two variants, mainly differing in weapon choices. One variant runs Livewire Lance; the other runs Wrenchcalibur. Wrenchcalibur is very favored against highlander decks. Livewire Lance is less favored against highlander, but as the weapon, and Ancharrr, both cost three mana, this avoids a passive turn after playing Corsair Cache, making the variant better against aggro. Of course, there is a variant popular on other servers that does not include weapons besides Ancharrr, but from many angles, the inclusion of Livewire Lance increases the deck's stability and power, so that variant has not been popular on the Chinese server.

Wrenchcalibur Pirate Warrior

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2, Even Shaman

The king of the last expansion was fatally struck by Odd Demon Hunter. Initially, it could have gone a whole expansion without making a difference; however, in the third patch, Even Shaman was buffed, while its mortal enemy Odd Demon Hunter was nerfed, seemingly signaling that Even Shaman could have its way again. Pirate Warrior, still popular post-patch, also laid out the red carpet: to beat that deck, picking Even Shaman was imperative. Thus, Even Shaman temporarily became the best deck. However, the good times don't last forever. After a brief dormancy, Odd Demon Hunter revived. In spite of its nerfs, Odd Demon Hunter was still favored against Even Shaman. But, Even Shaman found ways to fight back, preventing the opponent's Hench-Clan Thug from snowballing, and using The Lurker Below, Murkspark Eel, and Sea Giant to flip the board. As long as life total is healthy, there is chance to win, but the matchup is still heavily unfavored.
It must be noted, Even Shaman is very draw-dependent. There is a great disparity if the opening hand lacks Totemic Surge and Totemic Might. Drawing Totemic Surge when aggression is needed, and Totemic Might to hold the board, can make the deck unstoppable. In the mulligan, it is crucial to toss everything to find those two zero-cost cards.
As for deckbuilding, the basic skeleton of the deck can be said to be fixed. By the pre-expansion rank one Legend list by 小太阳, Cryostasis has completely supplanted Earthen Might.

Totem Even Shaman

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3, Odd Demon Hunter

Though Odd Demon Hunter has been nerfed three times in succession, it still has strong individual cards. Though the deck vanished right after the patch, it came roaring back. The Crimson Sigil Runner nerf decreasing its attack by one, like that of Sludge Slurper, was seemingly insignificant but greatly weakened the card, and now it has been cut. Priestess of Fury being nerfed to 6/5 did not kill the card, but now it is rarely played, perhaps because it has been disenchanted for dust.
On the whole, after the third patch, Odd Demon Hunter is now lower in value and it runs out of cards more quickly. Cutting Crimson Sigil Runner decreases its card draw, and there is no high-cost mainstay to replace Priestess of Fury. This indicates Odd Demon Hunter easily runs out of stamina. After gradual nerfs, though the deck is definitely strong, its current weakness of lacking endurance has been exposed. Once it is unable to occupy the early board, it cannot ever kill the opponent. Once it reaches turn 6, it completely loses initiative. In the current meta, Odd Demon Hunter is no longer the strongest deck, but it is definitely popular, and continues to deeply shape meta trends.
Regarding deck construction, there are many differences. At the 1 and 3 cost spots, there are many choices, including Glacial Shard, Frozen Shadoweaver and Vulpera Scoundrel, as well as Priestess of Fury.

Odd Demon Hunter

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4, Reno Quest Mage

Reno Quest Mage's core issue is that is unable to simultaneously beat back aggro while completing the quest. But the problem did not need to be solved by Reno Quest Mage itself, as the nerf to Odd Demon Hunter significantly reduced the pressure from aggro. Reno Quest Mage is most afraid of decks that can win even after Reno is played; this includes past Odd Demon Hunter and Even Shaman with a good draw. But as Odd Demon Hunter has cut Priestess of Fury, Reno Quest Mage can clear the board, play Reno on time, and win, without worrying about being unable to remove Priestess. Against other aggro, Reno Quest Mage has the same line of thought, only Pirate Warrior is more troublesome. If Wrenchcalibur cannot be dealt with in a timely fashion, then Reno Quest Mage will be crushed; thus, nowadays, the deck is starting to run Gluttonous Ooze. Against slow and combo decks, Reno Quest Mage basically holds a definitely advantageous position. Relying only on Dirty Rat and armor is not enough to beat Reno Quest Mage. Only aggression can threaten the deck.
As for deck construction, owing to Odd Demon Hunter's popularity, Volcanic Potion has already become a popular inclusion. As board-flood aggro has declined, Frost Nova's effectiveness has also dropped, and it is now only played by a minority. Recently, the deck has seen two variants, one with Stargazer Luna and Mana Cyclone, the other with Brann Bronzebeard. I personally recommend Brann as it affords better tempo, which the deck needs in the current expansion. As for tech cards, the only recommendation is Gluttonous Ooze, which can work against many decks.

Dragon Reno Quest Mage

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5, Discard Warlock

After a period of optimization and popularization, Darkglare Discard Warlock has become the most popular variant. Cataclysm is again becoming an option, but even with that card, from the perspective of deck speed, Flame Imp is still needed to strengthen early tempo. Darkglare Discard Warlock can more stably build large boards without relying on Silverware Golem. Against slow decks, Darkglare Discard Warlock's extreme development can prove decisive. But in Wild, even though the deck can play a 3/2 minion on turn 1, it suffers against other aggro. N'Zoth's First Mate and even and odd hero powers are stronger presences against aggro. In all, relying on a good draw to build a large board around turns 3-5 is the core idea behind Discard Warlock.

Darkglare Discard Warlock

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6, Reno Secret Mage

For a long time, Reno Secret Mage was relatively unpopular, but now, it is still recommended. Though compared to Secret Mage, Reno Secret Mage is insufficiently aggressive, it has more resources, runs out of cards less easily, and has the means to flip the board with highlander cards. After the addition of Astromancer Solarian from Ashes of Outland, the deck's direct damage has increased.
Currently, highlander decks are seeing a revival. Secret Mage's aggression is obstructed everywhere; once the opponent plays Reno, Secret Mage most likely loses. But Reno Secret Mage has more value, with Brann, Kazakus, Zephrys the Great and Loatheb to achieve more stability; it has more explosive boards. In the current meta, Reno Secret Mage has more competitiveness than Secret Mage, or, in other words Secret Mage has lost some of its competitiveness. From a popularity perspective, it can be said that Reno Secret Mage has not entered the mainstream, but from a power perspective, the deck actually is already tier 1.
Regarding construction, this time Aluneth is recommended for an aggressive style.

Reno Secret Mage

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7, Malygos Druid

Last version, Druid combo decks were in a lukewarm state, but with Kael'thas changed to 7 mana, all the combo decks now run Juicy Psychmelon, Kael'thas, cheap spells and Ultimate Infestation. Among them, Malygos Druid is naturally the most suitable form, as it must run Moonfire and Living Roots, and Ultimate Infestation can be used for damage. To increase combo speed, Malygos and other combo decks cut the Oaken Summons package to increase the effectiveness of Jepetto Joybuzz. But, this makes for passive early turns and worse matchups against aggro, as it can only rely on Spreading Plague.

Malygos Druid

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8, Murloc Paladin

Murloc Paladin is also an unpopular but strong deck. The Prismatic Lens variant is unstable, but Murloc Paladin's snowball ability is enough to keep a foothold in Wild, and the Lens is just icing on the cake. The variant without Lens, running Hand of A'dal is another choice. In all, Murloc Paladin is not bad in the meta. Though it is unpopular, its presence cannot be completely ignored.

Prismatic Lens Murloc Paladin

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9, Secret Mage

Though no matter on what server, Secret Mage has the highest winrate, it cannot be denied that at high Legend, its performance is not ideal. When the opponent can guess the secrets, Secret Mage's effectiveness takes a steep discount. And, Secret Mage's floor is relatively low. If only secrets are drawn, but no minions, the opponent can easily occupy the board and take initiative. In the end, losing with an empty hand is normal. But, Secret Mage is the best choice against the recently popular Malygos Druid, so it still has meta significance.

Secret Mage

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10, Quest Mage

"Winning means partying with models, losing means going to sea to eke out a living" is even more so the current state of Quest Mage. Currently, the deck relies on Mana Cyclone and Evocation to complete the quest, both of which are inadequately stable, to say nothing of whether they can be drawn on time. Even if they are drawn on time, the generated spells pose great variance. To play the spells effectively, Sorcerer's Apprentice is key. In all, Quest Mage's strength is highly dependent on luck, but its high ceiling earns it players' favor.
On deckbuilding, the current Quest Mage usually runs at least one copy of Questing Explorer for early tempo, with some builds running two. The inclusion of Archmage Vargoth varies from person to person. Most builds run it, but many experts think it is unneeded. Chenvaala is another alternative.

Flamewaker Quest Mage

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11, Spell Token Druid

Token Druid is a deck that has recently become popular, already making an impact at high ranks. Not every deck can play an AOE on time, allowing Spell Token Druid a foothold. Even if its board is cleared, the deck can redevelop with its other copies of Wispering Woods and Glowfly Swarm. To beat the deck, the opponent must clear the board while developing its own board. For example, Reno Priest, a deck with many clears, cannot easily gain board presence itself and must expend clears on even small Druid boards.
Regarding deckbuilding, one variant is pure token, and the other runs Jade Idol.

Jade Spell Token Druid

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Spell Token Druid

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12, Cube Warlock

Though Odd Demon Hunter was nerfed, it has not disappeared, and its key cards against Cube Warlock, namely Mana Burn and Consume Magic, still exist. Until now, Odd Demon Hunter still has a degree of popularity, limiting Cube Warlock's proliferation. Cube Warlock's era has not come, and the flourishing of combo decks like Malygos Druid also suppress Cube Warlock. Therefore, limited by Odd Demon Hunter, and an improving Even Shaman, Cube Warlock is not ideal, and has not returned to tier 1.
As for deckbuilding, to counter aggro, Dark Skies is very important, so two copies must be run. Demons can be run based on personal preference. Aside from conventional ideas, a list here runs Molten Giants for a more anti-aggro approach.

Egg Cube Warlock

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Molten Giant Cube Warlock

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13, Jade Druid

Due to the rise of Malygos and Spell Token Druid, Jade Druid's playrate has gradually fallen. Though the deck has a definite strength, it is worse in an era of the rise of combo Druid decks.

Jade Druid

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14, Big Priest

Big Priest's meta position is similar to that of Odd Warrior, both eating aggro, only not as extreme. It has fewer unwinnable matchups than Odd Warrior. Also, Big Priest has proactive plays, so in actual games, it beats aggro, but it can win much faster than Odd Warrior. In the time it takes Odd Warrior to win one game, Big Priest may already have won two. If one does not trust their bladder but also wants to beat aggro, Big Priest is a good choice.

Big Priest

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15, Reno Hunter

The nerf of Scavenger's Ingenuity was not a mortal blow to Reno Hunter. It can only be said that a non-key card was nerfed to a normal power level. Currently, Reno Hunter's specialty is its high number of Rush minions, indicating an advantage against small opposing boards. Against large boards, it can only rely on Zephrys. Reno Hunter's offensive depends on its draw. As a deck with a relatively high curve, it often has passive turns. Only by spending all its mana can it organize an offense. As it often cannot apply early pressure, and can only begin to apply pressure by turn 5, Reno Hunter is slightly unfavored against other slow decks.

Reno Hunter

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16, Galakrond Warrior

Though Galakrond Warrior is not as good as Pirate Warrior in the current meta, it can be said to be a lower quality substitute. But being a substitute for the strongest deck is nothing to be ashamed of. As the saying goes, even a starving camel is larger than a horse. Though it is not as strong as Pirate Warrior, it is still a strong aggro deck. The tempo advantages of the Pirate package are clearly evident, allowing the deck not to be heavily unfavored against other aggro. And, the deck's value means that it is not powerless even if its early board is cleared. But, Galakrond Warrior's inherent flaws are clear. Owing to curve problems, it is relatively easy to have passive early turns. Wild does not accept aggro decks with passive early game, as that is halfway to surrender.

Galakrond Warrior

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17, Reno Warlock

Reno Warlock's orthodox build is N'Zoth, but both Malygos and Leeroy variants have come to the cutting edge of the meta. N'Zoth Reno Warlock has relatively better defensive capability and value; against combo decks, it can rely on Dirty Rat and taunts to win. But Malygos and Leeroy Reno Warlock are more midrange, opportunistically pairing with burst damage to win, but also lacking value. In all, Reno Warlock has a foothold in the meta. Relatively speaking, it is a deck that can slowly creep up.

Malygos Reno Warlock

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N'Zoth Reno Warlock

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18, Mech Paladin

Mech Paladin, god of low ranks! This expansion's Mech Paladin has included a copy of Replicat-o-tron; once board initiative is gained, a greater threat is posed to the opponent, who cannot easily clear. But, Mech Paladin is historically unfavored against other aggro. In higher ranks, where aggro is rampant, it is definitely unfavored.

Mech Paladin

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19, Odd Warrior

It can be said, Odd Warrior's polarization makes any scoring of the deck useless. Against aggro, Odd Warrior is a tier 0 deck. Against combo and slow decks, Odd Warrior's score is 0. Baku screams, and the opponent flees.
As for deckbuilding, Coldlight Oracle and Deathlord are two contested inclusions. Deathlord is better against aggro and Malygos Druid. To further counter Malygos Druid, Bulwark of Azzinoth is recommended.

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20, Odd Paladin

Pirate Warrior and Even Shaman are bad news for Odd Paladin. A meta filled with Pirate Warrior is torment for Odd Paladin. Though the deck's favored matchups are not few, those advantages are not enough to overcome the heavily unfavored matchups against Pirate Warrior and Even Shaman.

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21, Odd Rogue

In the current meta, Odd Rogue is strong against all other aggro decks, with the exception of Pirate Warrior. But its weakness is its inability to defeat slow decks, whether it is Druid with Oaken Summons, Odd Warrior, highlander decks, or Cube Warlock. The main problem is that Odd Rogue is not aggressive enough, as it has a greater ability to clear the board. In addition, the dilution of the Lackey pool from EVIL Miscreant is a problem. There is now a lower chance to get tempo Lackeys, with Draconic Lackey being the lifelong enemy of the Lackey pool.

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22, Even Warlock

Even Warlock can be said to have almost no popularity, but the deck is not weak. It is not strong enough to be popular. Regarding its level of fun, there is no streamer effect, but rather, Reno Even Warlock has been popularized by a streamer. But Reno Even Warlock is not as strong as Even Warlock and Semi-Reno Even Warlock.

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23, Reno Priest

After the rise of Pirate Warrior, the last Reno Priest also turned to Pirate Warrior (specifically referring to streamer 老中医). In fact, many meta changes are unfavorable to Reno Priest: Bomb Pirate Warrior, Reno Quest Mage's revival, and Malygos Druid's attractiveness. Every combo deck is favored against Reno Priest.

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24, N'Zoth Reno Mage

After the nerf to the unparalleled Quest Mage, highlander decks began to be able to gain a foothold in the meta. Though N'Zoth Reno Mage is not particularly strong, it is at least a tier 2 deck that can climb. It is also relatively fun, so its popularity is not unusual.

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25, Kingsbane Rogue

Though Kingsbane Rogue has almost no popularity, it is after all one of the two playable Rogue decks. As for deck quality, Kingsbane Rogue has essentially been completely replaced by Pirate Warrior. Compared to Kingsbane Rogue, Pirate Warrior has higher tempo, twice the number of Ship's Cannons (referring to Skybarge), roughly similar stamina, and it also beats Kingsbane Rogue. Kingsbane Rogue's low popularity is completely normal.

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26, Big Shaman

Big Shaman is a deck that arose and became popular after the patch. In truth, Big Shaman's strength has limits, and its offense is inconsistent. Ancestor's Call is relatively luck-dependent. In actuality, in terms of power and stability, Big Shaman is not as good as Big Priest. Any deck with large removal can completely beat Big Shaman. Though opinion in the fora extols Big Shaman, in reality the deck is overrated.

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There is a ton of awesome music out there and I think we naturally fall into a rut of sticking to the bands we know are good because of the sheer volume of music we're constantly bombarded with.
I would have to put these three on my list.
This or The Apocalypse: the only thing more solid than these guys' personalities is their music, I road tripped to lancaster Pennsylvania to see them and was not disappoint! They're releasing an new album 9/25 so stay tuned!
Erra: Saw these guys open for Within The Ruins almost a week ago and they blew me away. Their song writing and musicianship is phenomenal and extremely overshadowed by many of the other bands out there who try to pull off this type of sound but fall into the "generic" metalcore category.
Glass Cloud: Please take the time to watch this video, if you're not impressed then that's fine, but I think this band will really grow on you! It's like the perfect mix of technicality, melody and stage presence.
Honorable mention: Hactivist: Definitely a breath a fresh air, this band can be described as Rage Against the Meshuggah
Please take the time to check out these artists, I think they really deserve much more recognition than they get. Especially This or The Apocalypse. They're like a gigantic band trapped in a local band's body.
Please feel free to disagree, I want to know what you guys honestly think.
Edit:
I'll try my best to stay on top of your guys suggestions so far we've seen:
Edit 2: I thought this thread would be pretty dead but I'm stoked to see that almost 100 comments later you guys are still contributing. I think it would be more convenient if I let upvotes decide which bands should be at the top, but I'll definitely check out everything you've posted.
Hand of Mercy: Aussie Metalcore outfit
The Bride: Metalcore/hardcore from down under
Hope For The Dying: Sick Band with a great record that lacks the serious exposure it needs! Killer synth and amazing leads.
Northlane: Another overlooked Australian Metalcore band.
Crossbearer: another great band unfortunately disbanded.
Kingdom of Giants: Great Clean vocals, great balance between tech and melodies.
The Color Morale: some bands on Rise records give them a bad name. Not this one. Ever... Even if there is a fire
Dismember the Fallen: This band will more than likely get you hooked within the first 10 seconds of their songs. At least wait for the vocals.
Oh, Sleeper: popular in some circles, under appreciated in all circles.
Misery Signals: This band is awesome! If you haven't heard them before, make time and listen!
(AbyssalStalker's List) Abandon All Ships: I personally have grown to dislike them, but I think they have some of the best synth guidocore could produce.
Adestria: I saw them with Within The Ruins, Great energy! although I think their live drummer is holding them back and dislike synthetic drums, save for a few bands. Either way, these guys have balance and a quality sound.
Aglacia: For those whole like angry old Underoath.
Arms Like Yours (RIP): Holy fuck these guys are produced so well! Great clean vocals and awesome tone.
At the Skylines: These are one of those bands you hear about in passing, [possibly] like what you hear and forget to look up. Sick vocal melodies coupled with proper synth and vox.
Blessthefall: Phoenix, AZ spawned metalcore. I've seen these guys described as a "scenie breakdown band", but I don't see it. I personally enjoy their music and think you should check it out. I would recommend their first album Witness.
A Bullet for Pretty Boy: I've also heard of this band before. For fans of Woe, Is Me. Tyler Carter guests on one of their songs.
Call it Karma (Same singer as This Romantic Tragedy): first thing that popped into my head was Silverstein's song "Call it Karma." This is nothing like that. These guys rip.
Camisado: I'm digging their vocal melodies, their synth stands out. Unfortunately I think this song has the same breakdown as the "How to get signed to rise records" parody song. Check it out any way.
Casino Madrid: This is one of the "Synthcore" bands I went out of my way to listen to. Their first album is better in my opinion, but they're sick and worth checking out.
Divide the Sky (RIP?): All the youtube comments say they are generic, but give them a chance, you might like it.
Dream on, Dreamer: This band is kind of tasty. They're pretty spot on live.
Everyone Dies in Utah: I first heard of them after they covered a Katy Perry song. They keep their synth in the background which I personally prefer save for some bands that do it right. Hard as hell, check it out.
Eyes Like Diamonds: Not too sure how I feel about these guys, but you might like them
Empires: Heavy. Sick leads. Enjoy.
Horizons: I think his clean vocals are hard to tolerate but there are a few songs you can get past them on.
In Other Words: same label as Erra, similar sound less technical more synthy, Still pretty awesome.
The Jonah Veil (RIP? Apparently they got back together): Nah dude, if you've ever heard Speech Impediment by August Burns Red, you'll know why I don't like them. It's like they took the opening riff and turned it into a song. Their lyrics are positive and their stage presence is unmatched (According to some) I'll keep them up here for anyone who want's to check it out.
Jamies Elsewhere: "my penis...whats happening to it!?"
Life in Your Way: On the pop-ier side... until you hit the verse.
My Eyes Fall Victim: Nice!
Oceana (their album The Tide is their best BY FAR): I agree and I think this band needs more recognition.
Of Machines (RIP): Their writing style reminds me of Thrice/ Circa Survive, but as a metalcore band.
Outline in Color: Their screamer is part bear or something.
Serianna: Sleeping With Sirens meets August Burns Red.
Sienna Skies: Great band, great songwriting. Give them a chance for sure!
Southern Lights (half members from Arms Like Yours, including singer): Traditional hardcore sounding vocals with awesome clean vocals. Check it out.
The Subtle Way (RIP): Not huge on synth anymore, but these guys are decent, remind me of Abandon all Ships, Asking Alexandria.
This Romantic Tragedy: Am I the only one who's had a synthcore phase? These guys stood out during that phase, great vocals, Catchy songs.
Ten After Two: These guys break the mold, give this a listen.
That's Outrageous!: Rise core-y but they have some decent songs. coughprettygenericcough coughtheyhavearapinterludecough
Us, From Outside: Aggressive, I was impressed, check it.
We're Not Friends Anymore: Pretty fresh, at least to me. I really like their vocals.
The Year Ends in Arson (RIP?): We Came As Romans (To Plant A Seed)
A City Serene: Similar to Eyes Set To Kill, female clean vocals. They have some Wub wubs in this song so be cautioned.
For All Those Sleeping: Reminds me of Sleeping With Sirens. This song is catchy though. (End of AbyssalStalker's list)
In Fear and Faith: Telle (The Word Alive) on clean vocals.