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Prince Keleseth or Frost Lich Jaina?

I know Kele is neutral and is widely used and I have a few decks I can utilize him in, BUT I already have most of the "good" cards for Mage and of course the Death Knight would make it even better. I honestly want anyone's opinion on which to pick. Again this will decide most of what I play for the rest of the year.

Kele is OP... jaina is niche right now. I don't think the control mage is strong enough in the current meta to warrant and craft and let's be honest aggro decks always work their way back into the meta... so my vote is for Kele

Jaina fits in a maybe a handful of control mage decks...... and they aren't very viable right now in the meta.

Prince Keleseth, on the other hand, is a lot more flexible and powerful overall, he will make or break certain decks. Agro Lock, Agro Rogue, and even some more fun decks like Quest Hunter utilize Keleseth. 

Keleseth is extremely strong in a lot of decks, including tempo rogue which is tier 1. Although your dignity is included in the price.

Frost lich jaina only really works in control mage, which is tier 3 at best. And I got her as my free DK but have barely played her because she honestly isn't even that fun.

Craft what you want to play.  Like Control? DK.  Like Tempo? Keleseth.

Quote from georgezzz116 >>

I ll say what i say to everyone who makes a post like this,You cant ask us for this,only you can decide,in these threads people(including myself) asking for help about a fun legendary(frost lich jaina) and a powerfull meta legendary(keleseth).

So you have to decide yourself,either fun or either meta

So instead of create a whole different topic. I did a bit of research and most of the decks I see Keleseth in require Patches which I also DON'T HAVE. So I feel like that's a better question than the previous one.

Quote from Cubis101 >>

So instead of create a whole different topic. I did a bit of research and most of the decks I see Keleseth in require Patches which I also DON'T HAVE. So I feel like that's a better question than the previous one.