Vlad

Malygos Rogue

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I would not say that Valeera the Hollow is a must for this deck - useful but not a must.

When I first started to use this deck I never got to use Sprint so i swapped them for Sudden Betrayal and Betrayal , since they are quite low cost they are also good for trigging combo with the Elven Minstrel.

Also remember that a Backstab is one extra free Malygos, given that you already have atleast one on the board from Necrium Blade or Necrium Vial. Use the Backstab on the  Kobold Illusionist and you now have 4 Malygos.

 

 

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You said that the epics and legendaries cannot be replaced. Of course I completely agree with prep, malygos and necrium vial but I think that Valeera is not necessary especially since this deck is capable of OTKD on turn 8 pretty easily and also evasion can be replaced with sudden betrayal. In some cases sudden betrayal can even be better than evasion as it can buy you board control e.g. your opponent has two 5/5s you can kill both which has actually happened to me

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