Hearthpwn

Well depending on how quickly the Rogue is able to complete the quest, Warrior can clear a board full of 5/5's fairly easily, (Primordial drake + Sleep with the Fishes, or Brawl), the problem is that quest rogue can just keep playing and bouncing charge minions.

I have, however, found that aggressive decks are bad matchups for quest rogue. I have played about 50 games with quest rogue in the past few days, and played against roughly 20 of either egg druid or pirate warrior. I have a 25% winrate against egg druid, and a similar but slightly higher winrate against pirate warrior of 33%. Granted, I am still new to the deck and I probably make several mistakes while playing it, I am willing to admit that outright. However, given my sample size and the fact that I have improved with the deck, I think that it is reasonable to say that super aggressive decks tend to beat quest rogue, since the particular version that I run plays no removal.

I would be interested to know if the matchup improves with the addition of swashburglar, (I don't have swashburglar so I substituted two bilefin tidehunter), especially since you could burgle into removal.

Quest rogue is a solid deck, and likely going to be for quite a while. It has it's bad matchups, but as does every deck. I guess it just depends on whether or not aggro decks are prevalent in the current meta, which it does appear they are.

what you guys think, can i get to legend with this deck ?

The most Rank 20 Quote I've ever heard.

I'm so happy, i'm going from rank 16 to rank 20 in a few hours with this deck!

Or from 15 either!

OH HELL YEAH!

Crafting the quest was a bit hard, but it was worth it!

I think this deck is fairly balanced, as it will lose to early aggro, but DOMINATE late game, as you are guaranteed to finish your quest.

Thanks for this amazing deck!

thnx for deck bro.

This really fun :)

Help yourself. There's so many damn pages on this thread of people asking the same question.

"Tier 3: Average decks that aren't bad, but also aren't optimized or refined; decks that have styles not currently favored by the metagame."

TBH winrate of Quest Rogue isn't so good, it has problems with fast decks,  but even if it's really t3 it doesn't mean it sucks.

Btw, gz Arduino : D

Pretty bad mulligan advice.  You really only want to keep bounce cards; swash, firefly, and novice are all bad keeps.

You need more practice you burn your charge for no reason in 2nd turn!

With this definitely no. But you can try with vanish and taunt variations, they have higher winrate and are more consistent. 

Where are those variations listed?