I personally try to learn how to get control of the board with Aggro Deception and, then, when the right time comes (better early), hit hard with a (buffed or just strong) hidden creature / creatures. This is why I don't use too many strength buffs. Barrels don't help to control the board too so when they come in a wrong time...
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Have to agree with you there. I think the deck performed better with just 2x Dark Knives and without the Assassin's Aim. Still, I think this archetype just doesn't do that well in the current meta and this compounded with my questionable deckbuilding resulted in a less-than-stellar result.
Still, I think this archetype just doesn't do that well in the current meta
Agree. I think generally Deception has too low health while the idea of strength and health has inflated during last months. Today, I think every domain has many ways to kill hidden creature - tons of spells, overkills, removals, some non-legendary creatures buff +1 or +1/+1 every turn.
Maybe I am subjective.