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If you have any questions, have a look at this guide. There's step by step instructions on what to do with every possible scenario. 

I think I have the answer to this. 

The issue with Rogue, and this has been backed up by tweets and interviews with Blizz staff, is that Rogue's skillset is so very easily bordering on OP, not to mention so many of those skills are non-interactive and don't need board presence. I think to compensate, Rogue is consistently given card which needs to be creatively used in order to get results. This lessens the chance that they will completely break the class. 

Consider Patron Warrior. It wasn't actually OP because it took such a high skill ceiling to be able to pilot it well. However, by the time it was nerfed, even bad players could pilot it effectively through sheer attrition.Rogue also has the same types of combo effects scene in Patron, but the complication is that Rogue is quite difficult to play, therefore, people think it's bad. And when a deck appears which is obviously really good, that balance has become disrupted. The exception being Quest Rogue, which I thought was totally fine. I have a feeling that Valeera is going to, in the next few months, going to come out as one of the best Death Knights.

Is Wickerflame Burnbristle really essential to this deck? Really don't want to have to craft him just for control Pali.

I for it boiled down to this; including Adventures 

Naxrammus had the most fun cards, but only if you were playing them. Some of them were full on broken or extremely irratating to have to bash your head through.

GvG did more of the same. Really fun cards for those play them, but this time I they realised they needed to curb the power level of some cards. Cards were dying, and coming back almost exactly the same stat-wise (Piloted Shredder) and things got far too sticky. 

BlackRock mountain was the breaker. Things started to get nerfed quickly, others things like Patron warrior weren't overly OP, but users just made the game too stagnant for them to leave it alone. Loved the dragon cards though.

TGT was more my least favourite by far. Boring mechanics and bad archetypes which barely worked, thereby making everyone just keep using their OP pre-expansion decks. 

WoToG was probably my fave expansion to date. Fantastically flavorful decks with a large assortment to choose from. Evolve Shaman was my fave even though it wasn't a top tier deck.

League of Explorers, where to begin. The adventure for this set was probably the best one to date, but the cards were terrible. Apart from Reno, all they seemed to do was foster absurdly aggro decks, and saw the rise of the cancer that was Aggro overload Shaman. 

MSoG. Meh, all I can say. Some of the decks just flat our didn't work at the time, and Jade druid proceeded to crush everyone. My highlight was Control Priest. 

Karazhan. Hated, barely playable, and Adventure was terrible. Probably my least fave add-on in HS.

Ungoro, an oddity. I hattttted this expansion's premise, but for no real reason. Perhaps it was just the boring setting. This had the largest amount of deck archetypes I've ever seen in HS; reeeally good control meta. Quests were meh imo. Also the annoyance of Quest rogue really spoilt the affair for a lot of people.

 KoTFT. So far, I'm really liking the flavor of this one. Reeeally powerful decks so far. Some of the decks feel super streamlined, and whoever gets the ramp best wins, especially with the stronger Death Knights. We'll have to see how the meta pans out. 

Quest Rogue is undoubtedly the strongest decks. It absolutely destroys control decks as they can pump out Jarraxus level threats multiple times, sometimes with charge, with barely any effort. The only deck that can reliably beat it is the cancer face decks, and sometimes not even then.

With that said I still think handlock is viable, if you're not facing Quest Rogue. 

Deck is pretty terrible. Aggro just rolls over this decks and you rarely have the utilities to be able to stop them.

TOO SOON!

To be quite honest I'd say keep them all, but if you have to disenchant something then it might as well be these:

[card]Abomination [/card]

Ancient Harbinger

The Golden ones you should disenchant if you have the normal versions, and you don't care about Goldens.

And again, please note these are only if you have to. 

Literally the only thing that was "updated" was the new Shaman hero. 

https://battle.net/recruit/VTSTQB9NJC?blzcmp=raf-hs&s=HS&m=web

HELP ME LADS!

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So, which legendary should I go for? I'm missing these from most playable set:

Ragnaros the Firelord
Baron Geddon
Cairne Bloodhoof
Ysera

Get to rank 15 and do my dailys, and that's about it. I just don't have the time.

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You dont have to believe me. Why react so salty ;)

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I would go Ragnaros.