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I agree, it's true that Contenders #1 are not all at the same level.
Your Screaming Scrat situation is valid. When i wrote this guide that was just added and mana cost was higher, but still, currently i rarely use it. I prefer Sever Scrat, which is really awesome to kill dragons, and i feel better to capture bridges as well. Unfortunately the little Scrat-duo has been nerfed, no longer costs 1 mana.
I have played with and against many players who reach top 20 (even much higher) and they don't play like this or follow about 75% of what is in this. Rarely see them prowler stumble to save another unit or avoid master dmg and I very rarely see side kiting which is one of my favorite things. The play with the cheap drops to cover sniper from succubus was such a great example of another reason why you want cheap cards in the deck as well.
Just wanted to add another variant of the kiting which works great for me.
Take your clip and let's say it's not prowler, but instead maybe woodsman, wolves or various melee units. You still have the Milloween golem at the bottom and those wood / wolve / etc minions ran top and made it to the master tower. You can screaming scrat right in the right spot
and make them chase down and away so the bottom bridge units will engage them. You can do it so they never hit the master tower and kind of make like a U turn w/o stopping.
I like your clip because it catches them right as they cross the bridge. The timing typically works better for me using screaming and find it's a little easier letting them walk a little bit further to get slightly closer to center.