Hearthpwn

Journey to Un'goro was one my most favorite expansions and it was mainly because of the Quests. Since it's rotation out with the next expansion, do you think (know) we will get new quests for each class? Or was it just a one time thing and they're not going to release them again? If anyone has any info on the matter, please let me know. 

I thought that Hero cards were only a KoFT special, but they kept releasing new Hero cards since Witchwood for various classes. So If I have to guess, I would say they want to release Quests next expansion to keep one for each class every rotation.

And would you actually like new quests with the next rotation or not?

I'd like more Spellstone-like Quests.

Stuff that requires minor synergy to get completed, and that gives you a significant but not crazy reward.

With a 0/1 state, no upgrades or bare usage, effect only after completion.

Possibly involving randomly generated cards for either progress or reward (as long as the process is fairly efficient).

warlocks quest reward is really interesting and i would like to see more of that
the rest of the rewards except mage are a bit boring in my opinion so if they do add more i hope they get more creative

No, I don’t want new Quests because you cannot counter Quests. All you can do is to kill your opponent before he concludes the Quest. You can find an answer for disgusting cards like Sylvanas Windrunner or Ragnaros the Firelord but you cannot counter Quests or Hero Powers. The games becomes very uninteractive and polarized. No this stuff anymore, please! Let the game be decision making, not machmacking!

You could either mill them, discard warlocks reward with their howlfiend (happens a lot more than you would think) or play something like dirty rat or demonic project for the minion rewards

The only Quest that was actually tier 1 is Rogue's The Caverns Below. The rest didn't see much competitive play. So although Quests are hard to counter, they were reasonable enough where the sacrifices you had to make in deck building for the quest to work lowered the quality of the whole deck and resulted in fair match ups for the most part.