Hearthpwn

4-10-17: So I updated this deck since it was not competitive anymore. It's quite a legendary depended deck but hey, isn't that almost always with good old Pally?

First of all I would like to say that, due to the fact that I play most of my games on mobile, I don't have stats to share right now. If I play on my PC I will have decktracker active and I will share my stats.

I can tell you this deck is quite good in the actual meta, because it keeps most aggro in place, has enough healing and it has late game cards to make it difficult for you opponent. You see the prince is included yet I didn't make use of him for 50% of my games played.

I started to play Pally again because of the fact that you don't see him anymore on the ladder and therefore it is possible to suprise your opponent with some cool combos.

Mulligan Guide

Obviously always keep Prince Keleseth in your opening hand, but you don't have to hard mulligan for this card. The following cards are good to have in your opening hand

Hunter: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Corpsetaker

Priest: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Barnes

Rogue: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Corpsetaker

Warrior: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Corpsetaker

Warlock: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender

Druid: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Skulking Geist

Shaman: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Skulking Geist, Consecration

Mage: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Barnes

Paladin: Prince Keleseth, Vilefin Inquisitor, Righteous Protector, Rallying Blade, Stonehill Defender, Corpsetaker

Game plan

This deck is designed to let your opponent burn through his/her cards and then take control. Of course it is important to at least some minions on the board early game, so a 1 drop is very welcome. Try to take as less damage as possible and play around big combo's for your opponent; (Hunter with his dogs if you have a large board / Mage with counterspell or spellbender when playing Spikeridged Steed / Priest with tons of removal and so on). Trade effectively and when you have enough mana drop your big minions to pressure your opponent. 

Video

Unfortunately I don't have a gameplay video at the moment but I will make one and post it here. If anyone has created one please let me know so I can feature it here.

Feedback is welcome!