Hearthpwn

I played a lot of arena after the change (standard arena format) and did fairly decent. 
I managed to reach 12 wins twice this season, but in both runs I got such lame rewards compared to what I was used to in my past 12 win runs (which were 300-550 gold).
Bellow are images from rewards I got in these 2 runs

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I think it would be the same, 13 Packs or more (Less would probably cause a riot) should be just fine.

Only good paladin deck atm is Murloc paladin, and I don't think much will change until next expansion

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Do not pay anyone for a Tyrande code, do not reward scammers that ask for something in return. If you really can't get prime yourself, go to a stream for another game (CSGO, DOTA etc) and look in chat for people with the crown icon. PM them and ask nicely if you could get the code from them.

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how much?

 Free

 can u get me a code for free i think u dont have balls to say yes

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how much?

As title says, one of "normal" days at hearthstone

Not wisest idea to share account, as it violates ToS, just be careful there mate

I'd go with lay on hands, as you don't require that much heal with other stuff and curator kind of acts like 7 health heal that draws 3 that has potential to remove something from the board

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I'm f2p for year and a half now, and I can build all competitive decks, have tons of golden cards + am sitting on 11k dust atm.
How did I get this far? Arena my friend, git gud in it and ya shall swim in dust!

 Blizzard hates him!

@OP: for real, though, you gotta value how much "staying f2p" is worth. Maybe I'm biased because I'm not exactly f2p, but dropping some money every now and then on a game that you enjoy over the course of 2 years to avoid frustration like this seems worth it to me. 

I'm f2p for year and a half now, and I can build all competitive decks, have tons of golden cards + am sitting on 11k dust atm.
How did I get this far? Arena my friend, git gud in it and ya shall swim in dust!

Congrats! Keep on goin' mate! 
We await you in 12-0 Arena club ^_^

Source?

Got drunk last night, didn't manage to sleep = ez wakeup before adventure announcement :D

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temple enforcer and pit lord are 100% safe to dust they will never see any play

siphon soul was never a 2 of in any deck and the only conrol warlock now is a renolock so he is a 1 of there (obviously) so if you have the 2nd one disenchant it

Murloc were never a thing.. yet but so were pirates and now it's a good deck I would keep him.

deathwing is a great card to keep great in tavern brawls and slow metas (they happen from time to time.. and warriors and druids use him well.

cabal is one of the best priest cards.

 so keep the priest and deathwing? see deathwing is worth 400, I could get an arcane blast for him and that would go great with my cult sorcerers and sorcerers apprentices. If I can make enough from the other cards, or just find cheaper ways to make my deck better for the coming ranks. I'm currently at rank 16, won 2 and lost 1 so I'm back up to 2 stars I think... I know this deck will get ruined eventually though, I must plan ahead for what improvements I'm going to make as it;s like a week till I can buy any more packs now.

 

 

Rushing won't get you far... Sometimes you have to endure the need to dust cards if you want your collection to improve in any way. I'm playing hearthstone for a little over a year now, and am semi-f2p (only bought 4 wings of naxx with money) and have almost all playable cards + over 10k dust in my possession (can get another ~12k dust if I dust all golden stuff). How I got here? Mostly by resisting the need to craft cards right away and got rewarded few times by doing so, (open them from packs thus save tons of dust). I do play arena a lot, thus amount of packs I open is maybe even larger number than some ppl who buy them with real money.

Long story short, resist the urge to dust stuff = profit!