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Agree that Rogue quest was not ridiculously overpowered in and of itself, but nonetheless had too powerful effect on overall meta by encouraging too many hyperaggro decks and discouraging control decks.  Fantastic nerf.  Deck will still be playable at 5 minion requirement  instead of 4 (obviously will still result in it being played much less).

As others have said, quest rogue biggest disappointment. Causes needless distortion of meta towards hyper-aggressive decks.  

Did anyone at Blizzard try playing these decks against each other before releasing this brawl?  If they did, surely they would have noticed how ridiculously unbalanced the decks are.

Welcome to the world of quest RNG.  Your bad luck will eventually end.

5 free Un'Goro packs for everyone.  That is how Blizzard can make this Easter Sunday debacle right.

Alternate mid-season = last day of the season

I'm no greedy Persian.  Just a humble, but well-off Eradar Lord.

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Rank 6.

Looks like very fun deck with only one inconsistency:  Spartans are - well... spartan and can't afford 15K gold for a deck ;)

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Varian Wrynn replaced for Ragnaros the Firelord for the time being untill I'm sure it's worth it in the decklist!

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And isn't that exactly what Hearthstone used to be about. Having fun? :D

Have a nice one mate!

Don't forget that RENO will be rotating out of Renolock soon and then you will have to enjoy renoless renolock :)

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Yes, always tapping on two. Never drew Drake or Giant in 10 games, never saw Doomsayer in 10 games, saw Reno in only 1 and didn't have the mana for it. Only reactive turn taken was to preemptively kill Frothing on 3 with Shadow Bolt. Always tap first, those sort of things. I honestly think that I just never draw well.

 Never lucky feelsbadman.

Take a break go play wild or some brawls and come back later, RenoLock in some matchups is all about having Reno or Kazakus on time but overall it is pretty solid and you don't necessarily need Drake, Giant nor Doomsayer, you're probably on tilt and it's snowballing on your gameplay efficiency

 Honestly, probably my worst problem. Getting super tilted when a few games don't go my way tanks my rank more than anything. 

 If you get tilted with a loss or 2, Renolock is the very last deck you should be playing.  You'd be better off with pirate shaman.  Renolock is not for everyone.

 Not one or two losses, more like five or six where I never see the cards that actually make the deck good. Also don't like playing any type of aggro outside of completing quests. Control decks have been a favorite of mine ever since starting the game, and so I want to play the best control deck of the format. 

If you have to ask that question, then you are not worthy of my services.

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Yes, always tapping on two. Never drew Drake or Giant in 10 games, never saw Doomsayer in 10 games, saw Reno in only 1 and didn't have the mana for it. Only reactive turn taken was to preemptively kill Frothing on 3 with Shadow Bolt. Always tap first, those sort of things. I honestly think that I just never draw well.

 Never lucky feelsbadman.

Take a break go play wild or some brawls and come back later, RenoLock in some matchups is all about having Reno or Kazakus on time but overall it is pretty solid and you don't necessarily need Drake, Giant nor Doomsayer, you're probably on tilt and it's snowballing on your gameplay efficiency

 Honestly, probably my worst problem. Getting super tilted when a few games don't go my way tanks my rank more than anything.