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I would start by crafting the epics you need for decks that interest you. After that, go with general legendaries that can fit into a lot of decks... stuff like Ragnaros. If you end up finding a deck you really enjoy playing, then craft cards that enhance the deck.
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Dr. Boom. He's used in almost everything right now, so if you decide to build other decks, he'll be a staple in almost all of them.
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Keep both and farm some dust. If you're decent, arena is a great option to accelerate getting dust.
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He probably won't change, go ahead and disenchant him.
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The main neutral epics that are useful right now: Blood Knight, Big Game Hunter, Faceless Manipulator, Piloted Sky Golem, Recombobulator.
If you have most of those, then you'll probably be better off making a legendary.
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If you play Druid, the epics will help far more than a single legendary. Make sure you have 2 Ancient of Lores and at least 1 Force of Nature. Some Druid decks play Ancient of War too, so that's a personal decision. Big Game Hunter is helpful too.
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I'd get the Cabals for sure. Rag is less critical, but he's a good neutral legendary that will go in tons of decks.
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I wouldn't DE anything quite yet. Cairne is alright, but much easier to replace with another 6 drop until you decide you need him (i.e. Piloted Sky Golem).
TBK is a must have. Jaraxxus is amazing in Handlock, Antonidas is a must have for certain Mage decks. Vol'jin for Priest. It all comes down to what you want to play...
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The Cabals are fantastic and the perfect 6 drops for the deck. Using Shrinkmeister to combo with Cabal and Shadow Madness is fun and definitely game changing. I think they're absolutely necessary to play Priest.
As for Rag, there's a lot of big characters you can replace him with - Dr Boom, Sneed, etc. The Cabals are tougher to replace.
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There's lots of midrange decks that you probably have 90%+ of (Paladin, Rogue, Priest....), find some decklists for those for "core" cards on either this site or hearthstonetopdeck and see what you enjoy playing. If you find something, spend your dust to craft the cards you're missing.
Or use aggro mech mage and climb easy but not have much fun.
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He's decent in Arena, but that's it
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Some suggestions on what to temporarily replace Rag with if you go the epic route (neutral only, there's good class cards too): Sunwalker, Boulderfist Ogre, Loatheb, Force-Tank MAX, Kel'Thuzad.
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It comes down to what you want to play. The primary legendary with text that isn't duplicated anywhere else is Sylvanas, who you already have (and The Black Knight, I suppose). You already have Sylv, so next it comes down to the decks you want to play.
Personally I've found that many of the epics are crucial to a deck - i.e. Shield Slam is a must have for Control Warrior and impacts the game more than Rag would. The big Legendaries can often be replaced with legendaries you do have or just big characters that are good with similar (or even lower) mana cost.
So it comes down to what you want to play; if you want a single good card to play in many decks, get Rag... if you know what you want to build, craft the crucial epics for it and keep saving dust for the legendaries down the road. I'm sitting at 9k+ dust right now, and I'm missing crucial epics for a few decks along with most of the new legendaries, but odds are I'll craft the epics I need first and then figure out which legendaries are worth crafting.
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Dr Boom fits in Druid and Warrior (and maybe Priest), Alextraza is primarily used in Warrior but not the other two.
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There's other versions of Warrior you can play. Check out some warrior decks, with GvG out now, there's much cheaper versions of the deck and Grommash is part of them all.