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Quote from mastertygon >>

I really wish the effect for this card when a warlock plays it was something like "Deep Tap: Take 3 damage and draw two cards." Then, it might see some play in decks that are not just warrior, priest, and paladin. :)

Best legend for warrior!

Crafted her with 2 Shield Slams, didn't regret it at all.

This card hits me in a weird way. When I'm looking at it for a deck, I don't feel particularly overwhelmed by it. When I'm sitting across the table from it, I'm like "Wow, this card is broken!"  How can a card be both overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time?  

Answer to your question -

Use it in Warrior and Priest, you will find it overwhelming.

Use it in Rogue and Shaman, you will find it underwhelming.

I really get kind of the same feeling. It's just like Entomb. When you play it on like enemy sylvanas/ysera you're just like "oh well whatever kinda value but nothing special". If your enemy entombs you, you're just like "Fuck you u stupid ass thief give me my card back this entomb is so broken" lol

It would be a lot more useful if it gave you a random totem and allowed you to pick one. Then, it would really see some play. :3 As it stays, basically no one plays this card in shaman though. There are just better cards. :)

Quote from Lemon_Wars >>

Use it in Rogue and Shaman, you will find it underwhelming.

To be honest, I've been running Justicar in some of my slower Shaman decks and surprisingly she's very capable. Soft taunt for 3 hp (and 6 damage in case of surviving) and a choice of totem with no amount restriction can be a lifesaver. 2 Wrath of Air Totem's for a perfect clear, many small taunts in case of single big minion, instantly healing the 1 health minions against ping classes, and even constant stream of 1/1 dudes - all of this made me love the Justicar in shaman. Comboed with a Thunder Bluff Valiant, Draenei Totemcarver and Thing from Below it can seriously wreck face.

No gambling on the hero power makes this extremely useful.

This is the first legendary i have crafted as Priest. I do not regret a single day.

But armor is better in a fatigue (warrior can have more than 30 hp, priest can only healing to 30)

I dont think so! 3 armor is too small change and board control is much more important. Maybe a different story if Priest can synergy it with playing a 7/7 minion and it makes HP heal for 8. (Prophet Velen)

And ofc. if u want, play a Garrison Commander to heal for 16...

It's hands down WAY better for a Warrior and the statistics prove it.  Unfortunately as good as the card is it still doesn't make control decks viable in the current meta.  The power curve on race decks has increased exponentially in the last set.

Quote from Real_MarkaN >>

Is she still worth crafting now when the Old Gods are coming out or will TGT fairly soon run out of time in Standard Format?

So I plan on building a midrange/control paladin and am deciding on whether to craft Ysera or Justicar. Which one should I craft?

I also have future plans to build control priest and warrior. Does that change anything? 

I would take Ysera instead. Justicar gives you value in long Control vs Control matches. Ysera can be a nail in the coffin late game drop when using priest/Warrior. As Stormbrigader said though you wont really use it in Paladin unless dragon pally becomes a thing all of the sudden.

Justicar Trueheart is necessary for every control deck except Warlock (but including Mage), and priest and warrior will definitely be viable in some form of control, which means Justicar will stay in the meta.

Quote from DunaRider >>

Do you think she's still worth crafting with Standard right around the corner?. I don't want to get burnt with a card that gets thrown out of the meta.

I should specify this card would be for Priest and I'm not sure control Priest will be viable in standard.