Hearthpwn

This is a deck that I've been refining and well tuning over the past few years, and as of now, this is, as far as I can tell, the most powerful, the most consistent, and the most fun version of the deck I've built. Many of the deathrattles can be swapped out as well in, such as dropping Crystalline Oracle for Piloted Shredder, meaning this is far from the only successful decklist.

The most interesting part of this deck is the fact that it not only runs one, but both legendary priest quests, Awaken the Makers and Activate the Obelisk. Activate the Obelisk was an inclusion I chose to make due to the fact that the deck lacked a solid win condition before. The main win condition of the deck was to run into the late game, and pull back from a near loss using Shadowreaper Anduin and the survivability from Reno Jackson after playing Amara, Warden of Hope. Now, with the new priest quest, the main win condition relies in using the early to mid game to run the opponent out of steam with value deathrattle and cards like Dragonfire Potion and Zephrys the Great. After getting past the early and mid game, the deck then can use the value of the extremely easy to complete quest, Activate the Obelisk which, from my testing, is already drawn by the time Awaken the Makers is completed about 68% of the time. In the late game, this quest can be completed in a couple turns using Khartut Defender and Obsidian Statue, or even in one turn using Reno Jackson. Zephrys the Great is also a notable inclusion, as it manages to provide amazing answers to situations in which the deck fails to answer, such as being able to use Twisting Nether against a big board on turn 10.

In the mulligan, against more aggressive classes like hunter, paladin, rogue, and shaman,  and occasionally warlock, Dragonfire Potion should be prioritized.

Against mage, druid, priest, and warrior, searching for early game deathrattle should be the first task, and getting Activate the Obelisk online as soon as possible is the biggest priority, maybe even to the point of holding onto both quests in the starting hand.

If this gets a decent amount of attention, I'll try to create a more in depth guide on how to use this deck!