Turn one, pass. Opponent passes.
Turn two, pass. Opponent summons Milhouse.
Turn three pass. Milhouse attacks, opponent summons another Milhouse.
Turn four, Offensive Play, Offensive Play, Y'sharjj, summon Bran.
Turn five, Y'sharjj, summon the 4/6 charge pirate.
Turn six, Y'sharjj, summon Cho'gall.

At least it was a fast brawl. And got me the best pack of my Hearthstone time so far.

(getting Ysera and Harrison instead of Hogger and Nat would have been too much to ask, I suppose.)

Crazy awesome pack!

oh hey it's "have a bunch of trash legendaries"

I won on turn 4 'cause my opponent misplayed, not doing it again.

I played murloc palladin and won really easily

I actually enjoyed this brawl more this time, not because my collection was much better than the first time, but because I had a very funny match. I was using Priest and my opponent was using Druid; we both had answers for almost anything the other player did, and I just happened to have a bit more luck at the end, but it was a close one. My opponent had a hard time destroying my Chromaggus, and I drew Kel'thuzad while under its duplicating effect: that extra Kel'thuzad at the end was decisive.

I played someone who probably had a much smaller collection than me so fewer high-end minions but had the great idea to include Naga Sea Witch. But I played priest so I just took it from them.

I brought my summoning portals to this one again. Going first matters much more in this brawl then in normal hearthstone, the player who goes first often just wins :v

This week's Tavern Brawl is basically "Too Many Portals", but with a little twist: you choose 7 cards and you'll have those cards together with 23 Summoning Portals, plus the Portals will be added after the mulligan so your opening hand will always be a subset of the 7 cards you chose.

You'll find lots of Mages because of the obvious choice of including Mana Wyrm, Sorcerer's Apprentice and Flamewaker. I tried Priest and Warlock to begin, but I always got smoked by Mages so I switched to Mage as well and got the wins I needed.

I imagine some guy in the Blizzard HS team saying: "Hey, let's repeat Too Many Portals, but with a very small twist so players won't criticize us for repeating Too Many Portals!" and the other team members make a standing ovation for him.

Use preporation.

2x Preparation
1x Lorewalker Cho
2x StoneSplinter Trogg
1x Shattered Sun Cleric
1x Troggzor The Earthinator

^ Troll meta.

Punning aside, I've found:

2x Backstab
2x Preparation
2x Sap
1x Edwin VanCleef

to be a decent deck. Most people are trying to do the all mage minions thing, which dies to a 10/10 van cleef on turn 2 without lucky portals. 8/8 or 10/10 isn't that hard, 6/6 almost always happens, it's really easy to hard mulligan for, and it basically forces the majority of opponent's to top deck an answer with esportal rng. <- Oh and sap also wrecks last ditch taunts or annoying portal minions in general because now they cost normal amount.

I used Druid:

Innervate x2
Alarm-o-bot x2
Ragnaros the Firelord
Ysera
Ironbark Protector

The protector is throw away. I didn't have anything better for the slot.

No Rafaam?

Rafaam and Bot aren't very good together

I solved it.

Innervate x2
Naturalize x2
Nourish x2
Yogg

The Shifter Zerus brawl has arrived. Just another RNG-based brawl: I did my quests and moved on.

EDIT - July 6th: Clockwork Card Dealer is back. This is the perfect example of a collection-driven brawl, that is what I hate the most. You can guarantee to draw a certain card at a certain turn, there are only 2 things that could prevent you from doing it: not having that card in your collection, and not having enough filler cards with 0 cost or very high costs to reach 30 without screwing your own plan.

this brawl is hilarious

What is it?

I'd sooner call it miserable.

Servant of Yogg-Saron Tryouts. Your deck is random minions, and every time you play a minion, you cast a random spell with random targets.