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I was playing this at the end of last season, and with a couple of new cards it's still working:

Tried it and it's fine. I removed the Crowd Roaster though, Odd Paladin is the strongest deck atm, so I added Dragonmaw Scorchers instead. Also with Duskbreaker I found Mass Hysteria to sit in my hand doing nothing, so I replaced those with Twilight Drakes, to have a threat to play on my own. But overall the deck still works ;)

You are in luck cuz Priest feasts upon the majority of the meta right now

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Tried it and it's fine. I removed the Crowd Roaster though, Odd Paladin is the strongest deck atm, so I added Dragonmaw Scorchers instead. Also with Duskbreaker I found Mass Hysteria to sit in my hand doing nothing, so I replaced those with Twilight Drakes, to have a threat to play on my own. But overall the deck still works ;)

 Lay off the drugs, Duskbreaker and Mass Hysteria is one of the best cards for Priest and both are really good cards for the meta. You are out of your mind to replace those.

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Tried it and it's fine. I removed the Crowd Roaster though, Odd Paladin is the strongest deck atm, so I added Dragonmaw Scorchers instead. Also with Duskbreaker I found Mass Hysteria to sit in my hand doing nothing, so I replaced those with Twilight Drakes, to have a threat to play on my own. But overall the deck still works ;)

 Lay off the drugs, Duskbreaker and Mass Hysteria is one of the best cards for Priest and both are really good cards for the meta. You are out of your mind to replace those.

 Not saying Mass Hysteria isn't good or anything, just that it didn't feel as necessary when you are already running Duskbreaker as midrange AoE. I would rather play a threat of my own then do nothing for a turn. Depends on what you're facing the most I assume.

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Tried it and it's fine. I removed the Crowd Roaster though, Odd Paladin is the strongest deck atm, so I added Dragonmaw Scorchers instead. Also with Duskbreaker I found Mass Hysteria to sit in my hand doing nothing, so I replaced those with Twilight Drakes, to have a threat to play on my own. But overall the deck still works ;)

 Lay off the drugs, Duskbreaker and Mass Hysteria is one of the best cards for Priest and both are really good cards for the meta. You are out of your mind to replace those.

 He did well, he played the deck, got a feel about the cards in it, and replaced it to fit the meta, way better than mindlessly netdecking like most people do.

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Wait, are you claiming this is your creation? Because this is the almost-standard Control Priest deck right now.

 let's be honest, creating a meta deck isn't too hard, specially if you have the theme in mind and know which are the good cards

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Wait, are you claiming this is your creation? Because this is the almost-standard Control Priest deck right now.

 No, of course not. I found a control priest list showing a high winrate on the top decks thing here, played it last season, enjoyed it, updated it for the new expansion, and then, as I hadn't faced it even once and wasn't reading about how OP priest was and was winning easily with it and enjoying it, thought I'd mention it on the forums. "Here's a desk that doesn't seem to be much in the meta as far as I can tell and yet does well against it". That sort of thing.

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Tried it and it's fine. I removed the Crowd Roaster though, Odd Paladin is the strongest deck atm, so I added Dragonmaw Scorchers instead. Also with Duskbreaker I found Mass Hysteria to sit in my hand doing nothing, so I replaced those with Twilight Drakes, to have a threat to play on my own. But overall the deck still works ;)

 My v1 had scorchers because I hadn't crafted roasters. The deck it was based on - https://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/1195037-ez-clap - had Twilight Drakes, but they never won me a game, whilst not being able to clear a board because I didn't have or couldn't activate a Duskbreaker lost me plenty.