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It may be "that simple" to you, but as I and the rest of the people here said the most likely explanation is that you were very lucky and did not face any of the rest of the decks that just walk all over it, or that you miraculously got all your combo pieces in place very quickly and hit face without taunts in the way - not that we are playing it wrong.

Of course I played it (this and similar others) and I realised that it is poor. And yes, its main win condition is to get the combo running while missing any board clears, single target removal and with quite a few cards being very situational and sitting dead in your hand. If you don't get it to work, then if you are lucky enough to get the quest online you are simply relying on buffing minions with your hero power while the opponent is free to go face, to sit comfortably behind plenty of shield points while DrBoom-ing mechs, or generally to have plenty of time to fully develop his/her game plan. That is my honest opinion (similar to the other ones) and it has a place here exactly as yours has. 

I tried it myself and its numerous flaws are more than obvious. If someone REALLY wants to play that sort of deck with the quest minion buff/Inner fire/Topsy turvy combos, there are far better alternatives such as for example this: https://hsreplay.net/decks/HtL45zdK6nR0YJyV2o4EQh/#gameType=RANKED_STANDARD  It's still very weak in most matchups but at least it has some sort of control versus most of the other decks that rofl-stomp you. However, other choices such as a simple Zoo are a gazillion times more efficient (at the moment I am at 80% wins with 12-3 with a lackey sort-of-homebrew I am trying) and also dust-cheaper.

This deck is focusing exclusively on getting the usual Inner Fire combo to work, but without any board clears, single target removal etc. It's very weak to most of what you're facing (spam/zoo decks, aggro, highlander, quite a few midrange, even control). You're just sitting there hoping to get the combo pieces as soon as you can - and complete the quest if you're lucky - while you're being literally rofl-stomped by the previous examples (and more). More power to you if you really got 12 wins with it, but apart from hoping to get crazy lucky I see no reason whatsoever to suggest it for the brawl or for any kind of serious play.

Quote from EndOfLords >>

Jade druid dont run jade spirit in competitive decks (i do for example cause budget) cause there isnt needed of that card when you can go infinite with jade idol 

I must note I will surely not tell you what to do with your dust, and you have every right to spend it in any way you like. And what really matters in any game is having the most fun you can have. If that involves crafting every DK, then go for it! There are just some things to consider before you do - that's all.

The meta will not in any way find a balance in just two more days. What has been happening in the past is that It will start to stabilise after the 1st month when the two meta reports will come out (from Vicious Syndicate and Tempostorm), and then about two weeks later the counters of the community to the top tier decks will be everywhere.

As for crafting all DKs, I see it as completely pointless, in the same way as crafting all legendary quests was. The way it works is that you focus on classes/decks you like to play, go on theorycrafting and/or see them in action on various streams, see what you need in terms of crafts, wait to see whether the deck can work or turns out to be a poor gimmick, and then invest your hard-earned dust carefully and conservatively. From your description, I see you have more than enough DKs to keep yourself busy with new decks before you even consider crafting another DK.

Today I got a glimpse of what the card can really do, and I must say I now have a very lukewarm impression. I was expecting more. The value it generates seems very limited, and it's not really a ticket to a longer game as we were led to believe before the release of the set. Plus, the much-hyped hero stealth in many cases looks exactly as I thought: postponing death by one turn.

Actually I didn't think of the advantages of the card in quest hunter. Interesting comments from the guys above. But I suppose the efficiency of quest hunter today will be determined by what the other decks do. I have trouble seeing it as something efficient.

I am generally interested in the Princes, because I got the no-2-drop and the no-4-drop ones (that one in golden). My card findings in this expansion have mostly been complete poo (in a way it makes sense, because in most of the previous expansions I was lucky), so I am trying to see what to do with them.

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this deck is amazing in the control meta we have 

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Keleseth is a for paladin handbuff. Quest hunter ? Zoolock ? lul

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Honestly the best use for it now is making dust.

Excellent description and analysis of the deck - thanks!

@Tn1_Seven: I see what you mean - you may have a point, but for now I think I will stick to what I wrote earlier... The single most OP (in the true sense of the word) deck that I've seen today is Jade Druid, and Geists haven't been able to stop it. Strifecro posted on Twitter a variation that combines most of the tweaks I've seen so far. Zalae simply removed the Gadgetzans for the two Infestations and climbed easily - but bringing them back would deal with the "acceleration-towards-fatigue" problem that would exist if Geists started appearing everywhere.

The whole point - I think - is that the deck starts to appear versatile and tweakable (and it didn't, in the previous metas). As for rage-quitting, I think it's just a point of lack of patience to deal with the problem. I don't think it's a hopeless situation.

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Plus Hadranox can Rez him which is insanely powerful.