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Exactly the reason why I don't watch any of the card reviews before every expansion. Sadly you can't completely blend it out with all the comentors on the forums.

Quote from Uien1 >>

Got legend first time with this guy.
He was the real mvp in my discard aggrolock

Funny that he was my guaranteed first 10 pack-legendary and i dusted him (golden version so it was 1600 dust).

Kinda wish i could craft him now lol.

http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/942830-even-i-reached-legend-with-this

Enjoy

nooooo i hate this new hype about this card because i insta-dusted it when i unopened it on day 1

Every single class is playing Keleseth decks now. I was playing them before it became "cool". It's annoying because all the deck lists are pretty much the same. There's no class identity anymore. It's all just Keleseth everything and highlander priest. This meta is completely fucked

Quote from MBLEED >>

nooooo i hate this new hype about this card because i insta-dusted it when i unopened it on day 1

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Every single class is playing Keleseth decks now. I was playing them before it became "cool"....

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Quote from MBLEED >>

nooooo i hate this new hype about this card because i insta-dusted it when i unopened it on day 1

 Why would you dust any nongolden legendary from a new expansion when they just implemented the no duplicate legendary rule? Troll?

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Every single class is playing Keleseth decks now. I was playing them before it became "cool"....

 Now I'm really sad :/

http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/926508-elemental-prince

A month ago I was awesome deckbuilder with one incredible idea to make elementals viable and now I stand, the lion before the lambs and they do not fear to play Keleseth against me :(

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Quote from MBLEED >>

nooooo i hate this new hype about this card because i insta-dusted it when i unopened it on day 1

 Why would you dust any nongolden legendary from a new expansion when they just implemented the no duplicate legendary rule? Troll?

 no i'm serious, all the princes were supposed to be trash-tier no one could have predicted this. 2 cost cards are really important in every class

Quote from Ilyanthiel >>

Only 1 post... But already 3 ways to write Keleseth

Quote from Uien1 >>

Got legend first time with this guy.
He was the real mvp in my discard aggrolock

Quote from Derkos15 >>

My first one was the 3-prince, still hoping for him to become viable hahaha

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My first one was the 3-prince, still hoping for him to become viable hahaha

 Just run him in Razakus. turn ten after raza/DK, 2 damag HP, Velen, 4 damage hp, princ, 8 damage hp

Just draft a Kelesth Arena deck! Was mage and went 5-3.  Not bad for a deck with only one card that cost less than 3. Only drew him twice in 8 games

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Quote from Derkos15 >>

My first one was the 3-prince, still hoping for him to become viable hahaha

 Just run him in Razakus. turn ten after raza/DK, 2 damag HP, Velen, 4 damage hp, princ, 8 damage hp

 He's not worth it !

Acolyte >>> Prince 3 .

they can always nerf Keleseth easily by just printing powerful 2-mana cards that are too good to pass up on in said classes. I mean, the only reason why the ROgue deck is so powerful is because Rogue just doesn't really have any mandatory 2-drops

Quote from Ophion >>

Not sure if serious, but I'll have to assume so :)

What I mean by swing RNG is that you have a very low chance of drawing Keleseth, and drawing him early affects your winrate enormously, more so than possibly any other card in the game. This is different from drawing for example Valeera in MIracle Rogue, because by the time you can play that card you've likely drawn through a lot of your deck, so luck is less of a factor. It's also different from a card like Frostbolt, as the difference of drawing Frostbolt early as opposed to late is not nearly as great (plus Frostbolt isn't a 1-of). Lastly it doesn't create any meaningful choice, since if you have Keleseth you will snap-play it 99% of the time without a second thought. 

Balanced doesn't mean fun. If Hearthstone games were decided by a single coin flip, that would be balanced too, but it wouldn't be fun. Cards like Keleseth brings the game closer to flipping coins, where the outcome is no longer decided by good decisions taken over the course of several turns, but by whether or not your got lucky with your opening hand. There are countless other cards that also play out like this, but Keleseth might be the worst offender at the moment.

How in any way is N'Zoth the most well balanced card in the game??