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PRINCE. KELESETH.

Plenty of discussion and discourse surrounding the loss of Deathknights, hunter dominance, etc. but it seems like THE king of all 2 drops is set to be unceremoniously buried in a shallow grave. 

*pours one out* and *spits* at the Tombstone of the once grossly underrated, then for two years overplayed, prince of build-around.

It's not overlooked at all lmao people have been calling it one of the most defining cards in the game's history since after the KoFT launch.

i am pretty sure everyone is tired of prince kel. Cause thanks rogue haha Standard is gonna feel alot better to play. Wild is gonna be a cesspool lol

Quote from Wrought >>

It's not overlooked at all lmao people have been calling it one of the most defining cards in the game's history since after the KoFT launch.

 I think it was meant more along the lines of "nobody is mentioning that such a format-defining card is going, only talking about deathknights" - the overlook is on the card's rotation, not power.

Sees "overlooked" in the name, clicks, sees "Prince Keleseth", exists the page

So long, my friend.

Ah, the Prince.

The one rat bastard that I always drew on turn 8, could never find with Tracking, and who my opponents always had on turn two or coined on turn one.

FU, Prince.  Happy trails.

Stonehill defender.

Funnny how tar creeper was mostly used by aggros when it was a defensive card. Happy he's gone.

Quote from EmoGit >>

Most I saw of him in recent months was in Zoolock so I am glad he is gone. He's like coildlight oracle, only shows up in the most cancer, non interactive decks you face.

Also I think the most overlooked card we're losing is Stonehill Defender. He's literally going to make most other neutral taunt minions unplayable now.

 Wait what? How is Keleseth not interactive? He buffs minions and trading minions (which zoo does) is considered one of the most interactive aspects of the game. 

Good. It's one of the worst ways possible to lose.