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The mech update to this deck is sickk. I replaced Uther with Lich King, since I didn't want to craft it and it's a solid replacement. I haven't played enough of it to think of any replacements but I'm thinking of swapping maybe an adaptation with Zola the Gorgon for that sweet value.

If magnetic updates will count for quest this deck might actually become T2 atleast.
Waiting to see interactions of quest and magnetic buffs.

Why not -1 Consecration and +1 Wild Pyromancer? Wild Pyromancer can really keep down Odd pally when combined with Sound the Bells.

it wont compete with anything below rank 10 on ladder

I would say its competitive, but, like Kaerski said, it can't really compete with Tier 1 decks. If you just want to have fun playing Hearthstone and don't really care too much about climbing the ladder then this deck can be really fun.

Do you think this deck will still run Call to Arms after the nerfs?

Good question! I really think that even at 5 mana, Call to Arms is still going to be really strong, Even though its one more mana, you still pull 3 cards you don't want to draw out of your deck and you still flood the board.

Its unfortunate that Aggro decks have forced this card to be nerfed but what are you gonna do.

Hey CHIEF_!

Just started using a more budget version of this deck based off of your decklist and it's performed pretty well! Wanted to give you some of my observations on what seems to work well and what is clunky sometimes:

The amount of games I've won with buffing Paragon of Light is staggering compared to the other creatures, and I think that comes down to the accessibility of it having a 3 mana cost on a difficult to kill body even before buffs. Very weirdly game-ending.

I also like the add of Chillblade Champion, he's useful for spot removal. That said, though, I don't think I've had him live for more than a turn or two.

Oddly enough, Primalfin Champion has been underperforming -- still not able to pinpoint why that might be.

I'm so iffy about Blessing of Might, like you also seem to be. It looks good on paper, but in the grand scheme of things that +3 attack isn't going to do much late game. However, I do use it in my budget version namely for the sole purpose of getting Paragon of Light above 2 attack for her ability early on in the match. Then again, like you said above -- this is not an aggro deck.

I, because I am budget, only own one Call to Arms. However, aside from not getting it consistently, after using it I find that there is typically no more <2 costed creatures left in my deck. This deck oddly draws a good amount of cards and you end up getting them through that. Then again, I'm sure you have x2 of them in this for the sole purpose of getting it consistently. 

Spikeridged Steed is literally too good to not have. Games that I don't draw one go very poorly compared to games I do.

Sound the Bells! is fantastic late/mid/ and even early game if you get it on Primalfin Champion. His ability doesn't care if you casted an echo of it on him, he gives you a real copy of Sound the Bells! right back for each time you used it on him after he dies.

And that about sums it up! I'll edit this if I notice anything else. I'm a big fan of MTG's Bogles Archetype, and this is reminiscent of it yet also very very different. I will mention once again that I used a budget build for this, so I blew all my dust on on Lynessa Sunsorrow. I can't imagine how great/FUN the deck would be with the other Call to Arms, Faceless Manipulator, The Voraxx, and The Last Kaleidosaur quest. 

Cheers!

Hey thanks for commenting! Glad you're enjoying the deck! Let me respond to each of your points.

• I'm actually in love with Paragon of Light, both the artwork and what it adds to deck. Just having the fat stats to slap down on three, like you said, is really useful.
• Chillblade Champion is kinda used as removal/healing with the added benefit that you can buff him with Kings or Steed on the later turns. I've had a few games where the charge is just enough to win me the game outright. Don't worry too much if he isn't surviving too long.
• Primalfin Champion is kinda weird. Either it works amazing or is just kinda okay. One nice thing about the card is that I find it absorbs a lot of silences early on which is nice to protect your bigger cards. I think the second Call to Arms really makes a big difference on his success rate though.
• Blessing of Might falls under the "Notable Mention" category. I think its a good and viable card, but other cards kinda outshine it. If its working for you though, feel free to keep using it!
• Call to Arms is kinda the bread and butter of the deck. Pulling out all the minions early lets you draw buffs instead, which in turn makes it easier to finish the quest, etc.
• Spikeridged Steed honestly carries the deck sometimes. Totally agree with your point, would be unplayable without it.
• Sound the Bells! I was really dubious about this card when I first saw it released but I have to say that it has performed above my expectations. And yes! I was pleasantly surprised when I got three copies of it back after casting it on him!

Glad you're having fun with the deck and thanks again for commenting. Let me know if anything changes!

I know it doesn't synergize with Call to Arms, but how about running Baleful Banker as a reload mechanic? It works with potion of heroism by shuffling more cards into your deck.

Hey thanks for commenting, I think Baleful Banker is a little weak compared to other options. When you re-shuffle cards back into your deck they lose all the buffs you applied. In comparison to something like Faceless Manipulator which keeps all the buffs. Also, like you said, the negative synergy with Call to Arms could be a little problematic. Let me know how it goes if you end up trying it though!

Any plans to update this when the next rotation hits?

Thats the plan! Thankfully the deck isn't losing too much, it might take a while to see what feels good though.

Any updates on this? I would LOVE to work on a new version of it with you.

Sure, what do you have in mind?

• Dust Needed: 4000 ((((((

I removed some of the legendaries I wasn't too pleased with, how does it look now?

and it just so happens that 4000 dust became available this week.

From what? Patches and what others?

This deck used to be called "CreepQuest" and had corridor creepers.