Hearthpwn

I tried this deck and you basically need some very good early game, but by the time you control the board you probably have already won the game even without completing the quest. I removed RP, Crystalweaver and Devilsaur.  Added Knife Jugglers, Argent Squires and Fist of Jaraxxus, works a lot better.

If you are smart and lucky with your daily quests and only play ladder you can make around 5K gold every month. Relax people you'll still be able to get the new cards.

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But I do understand it from Blizzard's point of view. If they build the game around high skill decks, this will make it harder for new players to get into the game. And well let's be honest at the end of the day this isn't a game, this is business for them. They need to keep attracting new players, because let's face it pros only represent 1-2% of the whole HS community and I believe they are willing to let some pros go to other game as long as they can attract 1000 new players.

 But they don't have to build the game around high skill decks.They should just stop making overstated minions and the decks for us.A simple card doesn't have to be a braidead card,expamples:grim patron,wild pyromancer,molten giant(if they bother to make its text accurate) etc.They are all simple to understand cards but allow complex strategies.However they will gradually delete them all and replace them with braindead op shit like drakonid hyperOPperative,0 mana 5/5 taunt and other bullshit cards.They should just print interesting cards with some occasional tribal synergy and let us do the deckmaking ourselves.If something brakes the game nerf it after 4-5 weeks when everything has settled down.What we are asking is not impossible,it's what they were doing before naxx and did with loe.Interesting cards that didn't force feed decks(being braindead just adds salt to injury).

HS, at its current stage, is just feels disappointing. I completely agreed with OP about the feeling of the game right now and don't get me wrong, this isn't about pirates, this is way back then when they decided to make it up for face hunter and create an even more aggressive deck (shaman). In the current meta you only need a few good draws and push dmg to face, there's no real difference between a pro and a pleb, because a pleb could probably beat the pro with an insane mulligan and right top decks on each turn.

But I do understand it from Blizzard's point of view. If they build the game around high skill decks, this will make it harder for new players to get into the game. And well let's be honest at the end of the day this isn't a game, this is business for them. They need to keep attracting new players, because let's face it pros only represent 1-2% of the whole HS community and I believe they are willing to let some pros go to other game as long as they can attract 1000 new players.

Warlock - Is a class that has proven to stand strong in almost every meta. I love the variety of decks that you could play with it, Handlock, Zoo, Renolock, OTK, Discolock, etc. My first golden hero :)

Paladin - I think I just love this class simply because of Tirion, that dude is really insane! Besides that I think Pala is an all around class that has very unique cards and synergies. Midrange Paladin was my favorite deck a while ago, with cards like Muster and Shielded Minibot, how can you not love this class!

Warrior - Mainly because I really enjoy control decks and Warrior is the mother of controls! I guess is one of the few classes if not the only one that allows you to play so many legendary cards together and not suck.

I think Paladin has been one of the classes that just sticks there in mid tiers, even after all the nerfs and cards banned it still remain as a strong deck. Yes they lost Mini bot & Muster but at that time Paladin was so broken that it was boring...same as Shaman now.

IMO Pala is still in a very good position, Anyfin OTK is pretty good, N'Zoth Pala is ok also but inconsistent and last, the current pala deck I'm playing is Nzoth Dragon Pala, which is tons of fun, was good enouh to take me to rank 2 last season but I enjoyed every single game.

Pala could use some better early cards yes but is not that without them Paladin is a waste of class.

By just seeing your deck and picks my opinion is that your early game was weak and you really didn't have many big threats for the late game. Arena is very tempo oriented and it just seems to me that your early game wasn't good enough to establish the control of each match-up. 

Try to always check on your mana curve, because what I'm seeing now is that you had too many big cards, try to see it like this, normally I will try to have my deck with 60% of cards of 1-3 mana and the rest of 4 mana above.

And i guess your deck had really few synergies and board clears so that might affect how your deck performs.

Just keep trying and see some streams of people like Kripp, Amaz or Hafu that are very good arena players. Mage is still the best class for Arena so I don't think is a problem with the class.

Ran into a couple of this decks with my Renolock, added a Eater of Secrets, and then again ran into another one, puts down 4 secrets. Then I play Eater of Secrets....closest thing to an orgasm in the game.

How do you deal with big boards or faster decks like zoo and the new divine pally?

I this is a great card for warlock and even better if it's a rare, because is cheap and easy to craft. Specially for zoo

The synergy options are a lot. Just as mentioned before, Knife Juggler, Abusive Sergeant, Power Overwhelming, Sea Giant, etc. It's just good to be mana efficient and keep the board full.

no chances with murloc paladin.