Hearthpwn

I'll be honest. About half of my game played seem to be against Quest Galakrond Shaman.

I don't know if it's a problem yet - it's a simple deck to build and very good, so it's over represented by people who want to "just win baby."

If this is still the case in a week and a half, we may have a problem. But I suspect people will figure out how to start exploiting its weaknesses.

Quote from fabjx >>

 Where do you see the 2x 2/1 rush in this card? The rush tokens come only when you play Galakrond

 Invoke

Quote from fabjx >>

 You don't realize that invoking Galakrond is a tempo loss (5 mana 3/3? Hello?) and quest shaman is all about tempo. You lose before you can even play Galakrond

 5 mana 3/3 and 2x 2/1 rush...not a tempo loss, man.

Quote from asteroidm >>

 

 You think the hero power is bad?  Okay then.  I disagree.  First of all the best thing about Galakrond is that you don't have to play him until you are ready.  Just keep playing double invoke cards and getting 2-4 2/1s with rush with the quest reward.   Then when you are ready you press your double battlecry hero power then play galakrond and get 4 8/8 rushers.  Sure you lose your hero power but it's a move that is a closer if you need it.  

 I'd be surprised if you play the quest with Invoke.

What happens when you remove the good aggro decks from the meta when N'Zoth exists, I wonder?