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Kingsbane is a mystery to me, I have never seen a card have such a high and consistant playrate despite an abyssmal winrate. Checking recent times and higher levels, the card is not tier 3 in wild either, but at least not close to being demoted to trash-tier, as it is in standard.

I guess its kinda like why i love playing my druid quest.
You lose a lot, but that one win you get makes up for the 2 fast losses.

Maybe playing it makes people think about the good old days when they were playing mill rogue and had a lot of fun.
Stuff like that makes people ignore low winrates and sometimes people just feel they win more then they do in reality.

Rhok'delar, how fun is this card? I'm sitting on ~8k dust and have mostly everything else from KnC that I want except for this one. Im playing Big Hunter at the moment, would be nice to have another Hunter variant to play with. 

Also considering The Last Kaleidosaur and Lynessa Sunsorrow. Lynessa seems like it could fit in a lot of Paladin decks as "fun" card.

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So it seems like the game wants me to play cubelock: I just unpacked a Prince Taldaram, a second Carnivorous Cube, and a Voidlord. I already have Skull of the Man'ari. 

The thing is I'm missing a lot of lock staples in general. I'd need Faceless Manipulatorx2, Mountain Giantx2, Bloodreaver Gul'dan, Spiritsinger Umbra, and another voidlord to finish the deck. After the nerfs I have about 10k dust but I'm hesitant to spend half of it on this deck. 

I also have a Rin, the First Disciple so I was thinking of crafting just deathknight and second voidlord to be able to make versions of both decks (cube and control lock). But I'm also missing a second Twisting Nether, Dirty Rat and Gnomeferatux2--the usefulness of this card always seemed suspect to me.

Anyway, is it worth spending all that dust in order to play with the currently unused cards sitting in my collection? Alternatively, was thinking of saving dust for next rotation, or crafting cards for one of my main classes--I also have about 15k dust in crap epics and legendaries I'm saving for a rainy day, but I try not to dip into those too often.

Other cards I want:

Val'anyr--only agro/murloc pally card I'm missing

The Lich King--obvious craft, but don't find myself drawn to the card

Grand Archivist--useful in big spell priest, druid, and mage decks

Arcane Tyrant, Dragoncaller Alanna, Dragon's Fury--Mage is my favorite class beside rogue

Open the Waygate, Simulacrum--see above

Valeera the Hollow--I love rogue, this seems like such a fun card, and it's one of the few class cards I'm missing (also with Evasion I could try mill)

Bittertide Hyrda--staple for aggressive decks I've been missing

Thanks in advance for any advice!

 

This is a bit nitpicky, but I disagree with Ixlid, Fungal Lord being in trash tier. In standard he's unimpressive, but still has a higher winrate than Illidan Stormrage, which is in Tier 4.

In Wild, he has a 58.5% deck winrate, and is being used in a Tier 1 deck according to TempoStorm. (Malygos Druid)

I suspect he only got better with the nerfs to aggro.

so i really want Rag (I have the dust to craft 1 legendary since ive just dusted the nerfed patches) and I want Sylvanas and Justicar since I'm most likely going to make a control warrior when the meta slows down.

Rag is my favorite WoW character, but if crafting one of the others is smarter, ill do that of course ;)

Sylvanas Windrunner is better than Rag in CW tho

You should keep the dust from patches until they announce what cards going to HOF, that way you can craft them for free (unless you think you will have enough dust by the time of the announcement).

Justicar and Sylvanas are staples for old style Control Warrior.

Sylvanas fits any Control deck, in addition to any N'Zoth, the Corruptor deck.

Ragnaros is a big threat, which however does not synergise very well in Control decks. More like a Midrange card, although versatile as a deck filler.

Rag in any big deck.

Barnes into rag is just awesome.

Sylvanas would be my second choice I guess. Works also great with barnes, shadowflame, N'Zoth, etc.

Justicar Trueheart is almost mandatory in wild control warrior decks. Just a staple card all around except in Woecleaver warrior due to recruit anti-synergy with battlecry.

Sylvanas Windrunner great for cube synergy and sees play in decks with a n'zoth or cube win condition. So you get more bang for your back there.

Ragnaros the Firelord sees play in plenty if midrange decks and grinder mage due to synergy with frost lich jaina. There are not a lot of competitive midrange decks but there are a few that pack a punch.

Edit: All are good but you should decide your craft based on what you foresee yourself playing the most. ^^

If you're going to play control warrior justicar is the card, no discussion.

Ragnaros has elemental synergy and can be recruited by Silver Vanguard, so he's not just a great filler anymore.

Sylvanas isn't as good as she used to be, in my opinion. Too many decks either can flood the board with minions or can win without having minions stick to the board. Still good with N'Zoth.

Justicar is used in control warrior, but in very few other decks. She saw some use in priest, but with Raza being nerfed and there being a lot of strong priest cards I'm not sure she would still make the cut. Also her counter-synergy with Death Knights would make it harder to find a spot for her.

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This is a bit nitpicky, but I disagree with Ixlid, Fungal Lord being in trash tier. In standard he's unimpressive, but still has a higher winrate than Illidan Stormrage, which is in Tier 4.

In Wild, he has a 58.5% deck winrate, and is being used in a Tier 1 deck according to TempoStorm. (Malygos Druid)

I suspect he only got better with the nerfs to aggro.

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Quote from JMaritimes >>

Rhok'delar, how fun is this card? I'm sitting on ~8k dust and have mostly everything else from KnC that I want except for this one. Im playing Big Hunter at the moment, would be nice to have another Hunter variant to play with. 

Also considering The Last Kaleidosaur and Lynessa Sunsorrow. Lynessa seems like it could fit in a lot of Paladin decks as "fun" card.

 Rhok'delar is extremely fun. That is the weapon i got fro the expansion start, I immediately made a spell hunter deck and while the win rate hovers around 50% its not really good for climbing but it's by far the most fun deck i've played this expansion. I also packed a Lynessa and was thinking of making quest/buff pally for the meme but it's a lot of dust for a deck that will never gain a lot of traction

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Welcome to the new Legendary Tier Crafting Guide!

This thread is to be a home for legendary crafting advice. If you are not sure which legendary you should craft next, this is the place to ask! We only recommend disenchanting golden versions of legenary cards until you know you will not buy more packs from the corresponding set. Keeping even the worst legendaries will increase your chance of getting a good one next time due to the no-duplicate rule. We will try our best to stay on top of the meta-game with updates, and hope this thread can be a valuable resource for new and veteran players alike to make better decisions with your dust!

Disclaimer: A tier list like this can never please everyone; the meta game is dynamic. If you think a card is in the wrong tier, please explain and provide links to deck lists or other data to support your claim.

Please note that some of the cards may not yet be craftable, and are received through adventures or rewards.

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Only sure things, we can certainly say; these are the kings of the meta today.

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 - Kobolds and Catacombs
Aluneth - Staple in tempo secret mage.
Skull of the Man'ari - Staple in cubelock.

 - Knights of the Frozen Throne
Bloodreaver Gul'dan - Staple in any warlock deck.
Malfurion the Pestilent - Staple any slower druid deck.
Prince Keleseth -  Staple in several tempo decks, might be weaker after the nerfs.
Shadowreaper Anduin - Staple in razakus priest, and playable in any priest deck.
The Lich King - Staple in big priest, playable in any midrange and control deck.

 - Journey to Un'Goro
Sunkeeper Tarim - Staple in any paladin deck.

 - Mean Streets of Gadgetzan
Aya Blackpaw - Staple in jade druid and token shaman.
Kazakus - Staple in highlander mage-, priest- and warlock decks.
Patches the Pirate - Nerfed, full refund, will probably be demoted soon.
Raza the Chained - Nerfed, full refund, will probably be demoted soon..

 - Whispers of the Old Gods
Fandral Staghelm - Staple in jade druid.

 - Classic
Bloodmage Thalnos - Strong neutral card.
Leeroy Jenkins - Playable finisher in any aggressive deck.
Edwin VanCleef - Staple in tempo- and miracle rogue.
Prophet Velen - Strongly effected by Raza nerf, will probably be demoted soon.
Tirion Fordring - Staple in any non aggro paladin deck.

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 - The League of Explorers
Reno Jackson - They are called Reno decks for a reason.
Sir Finley Mrrgglton - Staple in aggressive- and murloc decks.

 - Blackrock Mountain
Emperor Thaurissan - Staple in combo decks.

 - Goblins vs Gnomes
Mal'Ganis - Staple in any slower warlock deck.

 - Curse of Naxxramas
Loatheb - Strong, flexible neutral tech card.

Hall of Fame
Ragnaros the Firelord  - Strong neutral card, staple in big priest and tempo mage.
Sylvanas Windrunner - Playable in any control deck, synergy with Brawl and Shadowflame.

A twist or an answer to take for a spin. If you're not playing cancer, you'll need one to win.

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 - Kobolds and Catacombs
Rin, the First Disciple -  Anti-control tech in slower demonlocks, except cubelock.
Sonya Shadowdancer - Tech option in tempo rogue.
Val'anyr - Good card in aggro paladin, but can easily be replaced.

 - Knights of the Frozen Throne
Deathstalker Rexxar - Fun and unique DK, playable in most hunter decks.
Prince Taldaram - Often played in cubelock, but can be replaced.

 - Journey to Un'Goro
Lyra the Sunshard - Effected by Raza nerf, will probably be demoted soon.
Spiritsinger Umbra - Often played in cubelock, but can be replaced.

 - Mean Streets of Gadgetzan
Kun the Forgotten King - Tech option in slower druid decks.

 - One Night at Karazhan
Barnes - Staple in big priest, synergy with Deathrattle minions.
Medivh, the Guardian - Tech option in control decks using high manacost spells.
The Curator - Offers draw and a solid minion for many classes.

 - Whispers of the Old Gods
N'Zoth, the Corruptor - Strong card in demonlock and priest decks, tier 1 in the Wild format.
Deathwing, Dragonlord - Staple many in big decks, playable in dragon- and Deathrattle decks.
Y'Shaarj, Rage Unbound - Staple in big priest and big druid, synergy with Barnes in spell hunter.

 - Classic
Alexstrasza - Strong neutral card, playable in most control decks.
Cairne Bloodhoof - Strong neutral card, effected by the Bonemare nerf.
Harrison Jones - Evergreen neutral tech card.
Ysera - Strong, neutral value card, staple in standard big priest.

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 - The League of Explorers
Brann Bronzebeard - Playable in Battlecry heavy decks, synergy with Kazakus.

 - The Grand Tournament
Aviana - Staple Malygos combo decks, synergy with Kun the Forgotten King.
Confessor Paletress - Tech option in razakus priest.
Nexus-Champion Saraad - Tech option in razakus priest.

 - Goblins vs Gnomes
Dr. Boom - Playable in all tempo- and midrange decks.

Hall of fame:
Old Murk-Eye - Staple in murloc decks. 

Craft for something specific, or time to relax; but these are terrific, if you find them in packs.

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 - Kobolds and Catacombs
Dragoncaller Alanna - Staple in big spell mage.
Kathrena Winterwisp - Staple in barnes- and recruit hunter.
Master Oakheart - Playable in demonlock and jade druid.
Twig of the World Tree -  Playable in slower druid decks.
Zola the Gorgon - Playable demonlock. Low winrate in quest rogue and giants quest mage.


 - Knights of the Frozen Throne
Frost Lich Jaina - Staple value based control mage decks.
Prince Valanar - Sees play in combo priests and rogue decks.
Uther of the Ebon Blade - Playable in midrange paladin.
Sindragosa - Playable in control mage.
Thrall, Deathseer - Playable in most shaman decks, shaman is quite weak atm.

 - Journey to Un'Goro
Elise the Trailblazer - Solid value card, playable in big spell mage and demonlock.
Kalimos, Primal Lord - Staple in elemental shaman.
Pyros - Staple in elemental mage, and playable in control mage.
Sherazin, Corpse Flower - Playable in miracle rogue.
Swamp King Dred - Strong synergy with Kathrena Winterwisp.
Xaril, Poisoned Mind - Playable in tempo- and miracle rogue.

 - Mean Streets of Gadgetzan
Finja, the Flying Star - Playable in murloc decks, lower playrate lately.
Krul the Unshackled - Playable in demon decks, tier 2 in the Wild format.
Shaku, the Collector - Tech option in tempo rogue, lowering playrate.
Wickerflame Burnbristle - Defensive card for paladin, synergy with Corpsetaker.
White Eyes - Staple in slower shaman decks, tier 2 in the Wild format.

 - Whispers of the Old Gods
Ragnaros, Lightlord - Staple in slower paladin decks, struggles in this metagame.
Yogg-Saron, Hope's End - Tech option in spell heavy decks.

 - Classic
Archmage Antonidas - Staple exodia OTK mage, playable in any mage deck.
Baron Geddon - Tech option in control warrior and control mage.
Deathwing - Tech option in dragon- and control decks.
Grommash Hellscream - Staple in tempo warrior, playable in any warrior deck.
King Krush - Strong synergy with Kathrena Winterwisp.
Lord Jaraxxus - Playable in slower warlock decks.
Malygos - Staple in OTK Combo decks using mana-cost reductions.
The Black Knight - Evergreen neutral tech card, low playrate.

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 - The League of Explorers

 - The Grand Tournament
Chillmaw - Playable in dragon- and Deathrattle decks.
Gormok the Impaler - Playable in swarm decks.
Rhonin - Playable in control- and tempo mage.
Justicar Trueheart - Tech option in recruit paladin and control warrior.
Varian Wrynn - Playable in tempo warrior.
Skycap'n Kragg - Playable in pirate decks, good winrate.

 - Blackrock Mountain
Chromaggus - Playable in dragon decks.
Nefarian - Playable in dragon decks.

 - Goblins vs Gnomes
Sneed's Old Shredder - Playable in Deathrattle decks.
Vol'jin - Tech option in any priest deck.

 - Curse of Naxxramas
Kel'Thuzad - Playable in heavy control decks.

Once in a blue moon, they'll make someone shiver, like a trogg and a true Goon, they fail to deliver.

 

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 - Kobolds and Catacombs 
Dragon Soul - Effect difficult to trigger.
Geosculptor Yip - Random situational effect, playable a in a weak control archetype.
Grumble, Worldshaker - Situational effect, difficult to trigger with enough value.
Kingsbane -  Had high expectations which has disappointed so far, tier 3 in Wild.
Lynessa Sunsorrow - Playable in quest paladin.
Marin the Fox - Understatted meme card with an upside.
Rhok'delar - Staple in spell hunter, has a very low playrate.
The Darkness - Slow card, effect difficult to trigger, possible tech against highlander decks.
Woecleaver - Staple in recruit warrior which is not a strong archetype.

 - Knights of the Frozen Throne
Archbishop Benedictus - Meme card for razakus priest
Arfus - Understatted and unreliable card which sees too much play, low winrate.
Bolvar, Fireblood - Synergy card which sees very little play.
Hadronox - Playable in ramp decks, synergy with Master Oakheart.
Professor Putricide - Staple in Secret hunter, good winrate.
Valeera the Hollow - Sees play in miracle- and mill rogue, low winrate.
Scourgelord Garrosh - Enrage synergy, low winrate

 - Journey to Un'Goro
Awaken the Makers - Has a low winrate in Standard, but is tier 2 in the Wild format.
Clutchmother Zavas - Staple in discolock.
Fire Plume's Heart - Quest warrior has a low play- and winrate.
King Mosh - Situational card, synergy with Whirlwind
Hemet, Jungle Hunter - Seees very little play, mostly used in priest and mage decks.
Open the Waygate - Bad winrate after K&C, exodia combo playable without it in both modes.
The Caverns Below - Low winrate, has a glorious past.
Tyrantus - Playable in big- and beast druid.

 - Mean Streets of Gadgetzan
Auctionmaster Beardo - Staple in OTK paladin, low winrate.
Genzo, the Shark - Sees little play, playable in aggro druid.
Don Han'Cho - Slow card for handbuff decks.
Hobart Grapplehammer - Tech option for pirate warrior.
Inkmaster Solia - Has seen some play in control mage.
Knuckles - Playable in midrange hunter, but Nesting Roc has a better winrate.
Wrathion - Playable in dragon decks, decent winrate but lo playrate.

 - Whispers of the Old Gods
Anomalus - Has seen some play in control mage.
Hallazeal the Ascended - Playable in slower shaman decks, low winrate
Malkorok - Playable in tempo warrior decks, low winrate.
Mukla, Tyrant of the Vale - Has seen some play in tempo mage.
Princess Huhuran -  Has seen some play in Deathrattle hunter.
Soggoth the Slitherer - Has seen some play in heavy Taunt decks.
C'Thun - C'thun decks have low winrates in the current meta.
Twin Emperor Vek'lor - Staple in C'thun decks, see C'Thun.

 - Classic
Al'Akir the Windlord - Tech option in most shaman decks, low winrate.
Captain Greenskin - Playable in priate decks, tier 3 in Wild.
Cenarius - Slow card, has seen play in heavy druid decks.
Illidan Stormrage - Has seen play in token- and demon decks.
Onyxia - Slow card, has seen play in dragon- and token decks.

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 - The League of Explorers
Arch-Thief Rafaam - Slow card.
Elise Starseeker - Outdated tech card for control decks.

 - The Grand Tournament
Anub'arak - Has seen play in heavy Deathrattle rogue.
Eadric the Pure - Situational card, overcosted.
The Mistcaller - Understatted, slow card.

 - Goblins vs Gnomes
Foe Reaper 4000 - Solid, slow card.
Gahz'rilla - Played in experimental OTK decks.
Iron Juggernaut - Playable in bounce warrior.
Malorne - Solid, slow card.
Neptulon - Has seen play in murloc shaman. 
Toshley - Tech option in tempo mage and razakus spell priest decks.
Trade Prince Gallywix - Tech card in slow rogue decks.
Troggzor the Earthinator - Probably the most overhyped card in hearthstone history.

 - Curse of Naxxramas
Baron Rivendare - Effect difficult to trigger.
Feugen - Tech option in Deathrattle decks
Stalagg - Tech option in Deathrattle decks

 We won't buy you packs, it's a matter of trust, but this is the place if you're desprate for dust.

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•  - Kobolds and Catacombs
  Ixlid, Fungal Lord - Low winrate in standard, staple Wild in Maly/Aviana/Kun otk druid (tier 2.)
  King Togwaggle - Meme card, very low winrate.
  Temporus - Meme card, very difficult to play safely.
  The Runespear - Bad stats and often a liability.

 - Knights of the Frozen Throne
Blood-Queen Lana'thel - Playable in discolock, very low winrate.
Lilian Voss - Unreliable in rogue decks, low winrate.
Moorabi - Meme card, shaman lacks Freeze synergy.
Rotface - Understatted and unreliable, Enrage synergy, low winrate.

 - Journey to Un'Goro
Jungle Giants - Quest druid has a low winrate.
Lakkari Sacrifice - Quest warlock has a low winrate.
Ozruk - Outclassed in elemental decks.
Unite the Murlocs - Quest shaman has a very low win and playrate.
The Last Kaleidosaur - Quest paladin has a low winrate.
The Marsh Queen - Quest hunter has a low winrate.
The Voraxx - Effect hard to trigger, see quest paladin.

 - Mean Streets of Gadgetzan
Madam Goya - Meme card, played in big shaman.
Mayor Noggenfogger - Meme card, works like Ogre Brute, not Misdirection.
Sergeant Sally -  Understatted and effect difficult to trigger, playable in handbuff decks.

 - One Night at Karazhan
Moroes - Understatted, outclassed in token decks.
Prince Malchezaar - Meme card, dilutes your deck.

 - Whispers of the Old Gods
Cho'gall - A liability, Tier 4 in Wild, synergy with Violet Illusionist
Herald Volazj - Very situational card, enables OTK combos in some Tavern Brawls.
Hogger, Doom of Elwynn - Very little played, and low winrate.
Shifter Zerus - Meme card, very inconsistent.
Nat, the Darkfisher - A liability, outclassed in mill decks.
The Boogeymonster - Outclassed by Eldritch Horror.

 - Classic
Gruul - Very slow card
Hogger - Weak to AOE, has seen play in token decks and control warrior.
Lorewalker Cho - Meme card, needed for the longest hearthstone turn ever.
King Mukla - A liability, outclassed in mill decks.
Millhouse Manastorm - A liability, needed for turn 1 lethal.
Nat Pagle - Outclassed by Novice Engineer.
Nozdormu - Meme card.
The Beast - A liability.
Tinkmaster Overspark - Unreliable meme card, outclassed in token decks.

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 - The League of Explorers

- The Grand Tournament
Acidmaw - Understatted very situational card.
Bolf Ramshield - Attack face to kill this guy.
Dreadscale - Very situational card.
Eydis Darkbane - Effect difficult to trigger, outclassed in mech mage.
Fjola Lightbane - Effect difficult to trigger.
Wilfred Fizzlebang - Understatted, effect hard to trigger.
Icehowl - Slow card, outclassed in Silence priest and astral druid.

 - Blackrock Mountain
Rend Blackhand - Very situational card.
Majordomo Executus - A liability, meme card, synergy with Coldarra Drake.

 - Goblins vs Gnomes
Gazlowe - Effect difficult to trigger, outclassed in mech decks.
Mogor the Ogre - Very unreliable card.
Blingtron 3000 - Unreliable card, synergy with Twig of the World Tree.
Bolvar Fordragon - Slow card, effect difficult to trigger.
Flame Leviathan - Unreliable card, not playable in mech mage.
Hemet Nesingwary - Extremely situational tech card.
Mekgineer Thermaplugg - Slow card, effect difficult to trigger.
Mimiron's Head - Meme card, playable in experimental quest mage decks.

 - Curse of Naxxramas
Maexxna - Outclassed by cheaper Poisonous beasts.

Reward
Elite Tauren Chieftain - Often a liability, meme card.
Gelbin Mekkatorque - Often a liability, meme card.

Ranking changelog 2018:

03.01.2018
Unite the Murlocs - tier 3 to 5
06.01.2018
Elise Starseeker - tier 3 to 4
Frost Lich Jaina - tier 2 to 3
Uther of the Ebon Blade - tier 2 to 3
Ragnaros, Lightlord tier 2 to 3
13.01.2018
Rhok'delar tier 3 to 4
Wrathion tier 5 to 4
Blood-Queen Lana'thel tier 4 to 5
Al'Akir the Windlord tier 3 to 4
15.01.2018
Finja, the Flying Star tier 1 to 3
20.01.2018
Tyrantus tier 3 to tier 4
21.01.2018
Wickerflame Burnbristle tier 2 to 3
Bolvar, Fireblood tier 3 to 4.
23.01.2018
The Black Knight tier 2 to 3
Shaku, the Collector tier 2 to 3
Rin, the First Disciple tier 3 to 2
Elise the Trailblazer tier 2 to 3
Sonya Shadowdancer tier 3 to 2
24.01.2018
Zola the Gorgon tier 4 to 3
Aviana tier 3 to 2
Xaril, Poisoned Mind tier 2 to 3
29.01.2018
Dr. Boom tier 1 to 2
Brann Bronzebeard tier 1 to 2

 

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If you are a new player looking for a quick way to improve your collection, here is a list of powerful neutral commons, rares and epics which fit in many decks:

Corridor Creeper
Bonemare
Fire Fly
Tar Creeper
Spellbreaker
Cobalt Scalebane
Spiteful Summoner
Golakka Crawler
Doomsayer
Saronite Chain Gang
Loot Hoarder
Acolyte of Pain
Stonehill Defender
Arcane Tyrant
Knife Juggler

 For details on how Standard will rotate, check out this thread!

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References

The list has been assembled by using data from:

• hsreplay.net, 
• hearthstonetopdecks.com,
• Decklists from the HTC summer championship from playhearthstone.com, tempostorm.com
• Discussions within the hearthpwn mod team
• Community votes on KFT legendaries

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Thanks to Tad30s, moonsorrow999, Skyi101, Cogito_Ergo_Sum, linkblade91, ShadowsOfSense, Th3D4rkL0rd, 
Otovent, FrostyFeetEU  and Fluxflashor.  

Special thanks to Chimera for banners and formatting.

I've seen quest mages running Babbling Book. Shimmering Tempest is probably a better replacement though, since it doesn't require you to play an elemental the turn before to get the spell.

EDIT: Shimmering Tempest not Shimmering Elemental.

So I have 5,300 dust to play around with at the moment (thank you nerfs and mammoth pack) on top of the dust I already had saved for the upcoming rotation (so no worries there.  Can spend the 5,300 now).  I play all formats so trying to decide the best use of the new dust.

For Wild:

• Raza (just DE'd) - Think I'll hold and see how things shake out.
• Mal'Ganis - Have everything else needed for Wild Cubelock and seems like he will always be relevant
• Awaken the Makers - strong quest and I have all the other priest staples

For Std:

• Hunter or Warrior DK?  have all the others... leaning Hunter of the two.
• Aluneth for Mage decks - Seems like it would always be relevant and I have all the mage epics etc (not quest but it's not used much now)
• Kelseth - Always strong effect but will he fit in aggro decks as much now?  Too early to tell but still not a bad craft I would think.
• Rin for control warlock?  Seems strong but not needed?  (note i have oakheart and other staples for this type of deck)
• Sonya - another solid legendary
• 2x vilespine slayer - Just a strong card I missed on.
• 2x Twilight Acolyte - only card I'm missing from current dragon priest lists.  How needed are they?
• 2x Call to Arms and 2x Unidentified Maul (crazy since I opened 100 KaC packs) for Paladin decks (noting I am missing Valanyr and many murloc epics)
• 2nd Faldori Strider - love playing mill rogue but not exactly competitive and this has been seeing less play anyway?
• 2nd unstable evolution - fun card but leaning no even though i have all the other evolve shaman stuff

My current inclination is definitely Aluneth and Mal'Ganis as it feels like they will always be relevant even as meta shifts... which leaves me 2,100 dust... so load up on the epics?  2x call to arms, vilespine, and twilight?  Little over budget but I'm okay with that... Or do I just grab another solid legendary (likely Rexar or Kelseth)

Thanks for any input!

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So I have 5,300 dust to play around with at the moment (thank you nerfs and mammoth pack) on top of the dust I already had saved for the upcoming rotation (so no worries there.  Can spend the 5,300 now).  I play all formats so trying to decide the best use of the new dust.

For Wild:

• Raza (just DE'd) - Think I'll hold and see how things shake out.
• Mal'Ganis - Have everything else needed for Wild Cubelock and seems like he will always be relevant
• Awaken the Makers - strong quest and I have all the other priest staples

For Std:

• Hunter or Warrior DK?  have all the others... leaning Hunter of the two.
• Aluneth for Mage decks - Seems like it would always be relevant and I have all the mage epics etc (not quest but it's not used much now)
• Kelseth - Always strong effect but will he fit in aggro decks as much now?  Too early to tell but still not a bad craft I would think.
• Rin for control warlock?  Seems strong but not needed?  (note i have oakheart and other staples for this type of deck)
• Sonya - another solid legendary
• 2x vilespine slayer - Just a strong card I missed on.
• 2x Twilight Acolyte - only card I'm missing from current dragon priest lists.  How needed are they?
• 2x Call to Arms and 2x Unidentified Maul (crazy since I opened 100 KaC packs) for Paladin decks (noting I am missing Valanyr and many murloc epics)
• 2nd Faldori Strider - love playing mill rogue but not exactly competitive and this has been seeing less play anyway?
• 2nd unstable evolution - fun card but leaning no even though i have all the other evolve shaman stuff

My current inclination is definitely Aluneth and Mal'Ganis as it feels like they will always be relevant even as meta shifts... which leaves me 2,100 dust... so load up on the epics?  2x call to arms, vilespine, and twilight?  Little over budget but I'm okay with that... Or do I just grab another solid legendary (likely Rexar or Kelseth)

Thanks for any input!