Hearthpwn

After even further play, I've removed Earthen Ring Farseer (totally, absolutely useless, for my preferences) and added Twisting Nether for HUGE effectiveness. Now we have 3 strong board clears, to go in hand with the 3 heals.

So far, this turned out to be one of, if not my strongest decks. It's won every round up to rank 6.

To be honest, however, I'm contemplating removing even more of the Dragon-proc cards for more solid choices. Not being able to play them on curve has been without a doubt the biggest weakness of the deck since the first round I played with it, and it almost always contributed to me losing board control. Then again, they can be solid cards by themselves, and mechanically there's not much on those costs that would replace them. Still, a Corruptor switched with a 2nd Legendary Dragon, such as Nefarian could be good, and then next week have Brann join the fray...

 Made some adjustments, such as fixing your duplicates. Replaced Malygos (No idea why you'd put Malygos in. Not enough spells.) with Alexstrasza and added 1x Kel'Thuzzad, 1x Dreadsteed and 1x Baron Rivendare. Steed+Baron is amazing for fatigue deck.

I outplayed a Murloc + Recruit paladin this way. Fast Aggro remains hard, though, and ping warriors will still one turn kill you, but fun deck nevertheless. Always mulligan for that turn 5 repair bot when facing Rogue and Hunter.

Overall, I'd consider replacing the Dragon-Tech minions. There just doesn't seem to be enough Dragons in the deck to reliably trigger them.

I have been thinking about replacing Malygos with Ysera but wanted to try it out wih malygos, it is true that I only have 5 damage spells. 

I also have double Twilight Drake for the dragon synergy.

I will look into that Dreadsteed Rivendare Idea, even though Rivendare all by itself isn't of much help for this deck. But I see how two versions of the deck could exist, the battlecry dragon one, and the Deathrattle Demon one

I strongly recommend that you update the list with the Drakes then. Of the 5 rounds I played with it, a *single* Technician was proving very hard to trigger within the curve. Just not enough dragons. I'd also recommend a Twilight Guardian or two.

 Ysera works as well, but personally - and I'm no pro, of course - I pulled mileage out of Alexstrasza every match. "This warlock just WON'T DIEEEE!!!"

As for the duplicates, the problem is that you might go up against a fast Hunter or a Fast Paladin or whatever. It's easy to find yourself in a situation where you need to play a turn 6 Reno. On top of that, I've already faced 2 players who played Reno with ~10 cards left in their deck and it STILL didn't trigger. It's not worth taking the risk in my opinion. The RNG *will* bite you in the bum sooner or later.

As for Dreadsteed, I really, really, really love it in this deck. It's very easy to clone them when played in fatigue. The enemy rarely has a silence by the late game, so only Priests hold any real threat. It's true that Rivendare is entirely exclusive with this card, and Dreadsteed itself is exclusive to Baron and Kel'Thuzzad. Still, I think 3 very specific cards in a deck is fine to have, and the payoff is massive.

Can't wait for Brann next week. This deck will be crazy once I can add him.

It's nice to have some feedback since I can't test the deck right away, slowly grinding until I have 700 gold.

The decklist already has 2 drakes, and I have a Twilight Guardian aswell, were you thinking about azure drake maybe?

Alexstraza could work aswell, but just by looking at the deck I fear that a control matchup could be difficult, since we don't have that many late game threats, ok we do have INFERNOOOO, but Ysera seems to be relatively good against control matchups as it draws you cards from thin air, I might be wrong though. it's a matter of playtesting.

I just did the counting and we actually have 7 3-drops in the deck, counting Jeweled Scarab discover card and Dark Peddler's 1 drop combined with hero power, we could actually cut down one of the Blackwing Technicians in order to add another dragon perhaps

Yeah pardon me, I did mean adding Twilight Guardian, wrote that post while sleep deprived, haha. In fact, if you're in the mood to risk having duplicates, I'd recommend double Guardians over any Technicians at all. Since fatigue's the name of the game, Technician's offense is really unnecessary, on top of like I said - being difficult to proc on curve.

As for what big dragon to play, I think it's entirely up to preference. Thing about control, though, is that Ysera won't usually last more than the turn you play her in, which is why I prefer a more solid battlecry from Alex.

However, once Brann is out, Nefarian may be a better choice than Ysera as well. That's 4 spells added to your hand if your Brann can survive a turn.

 Blackwing Technician x2? But you have Reno.

It is up to you the risk you are willing to take with your doubles in the deck. 

I think that by the turn I want to activate Reno I will have drawn into atleast 1 of each of my two ofs...
I wouldn't recommend more than that amount of doubles though

This looks interesting. Can't wait to purchase the first wing..... 

Yeah me too, and for the first time I am going to try to go for the adventure on full free-to-play mode. I actually bought the two previous ones with cash