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I crafted N'zoth and I have been loving him. I dropped $30 CAD on Naxx a few months ago and I do not regret a thing. I prefer Wild over Standard because Wild is where you get to see crazy decks that are always different. 

Which ranks are you usually playing at? I also mostly play Wild but from rank 5 to Legend you do not experience that variety on the EU ladder. At low legend (which is where I stay at) I do have some fun games.

 I stopped playing Standard ranked at rank 14 after I got bored of playing against the same bunch of decks. I haven't ever gotten particularly high in ranked wild, so I guess I've never been high enough to really experience an overwhelming amount of one deck type, but I have never gotten bored of it.

I crafted N'zoth and I have been loving him. I dropped $30 CAD on Naxx a few months ago and I do not regret a thing. I prefer Wild over Standard because Wild is where you get to see crazy decks that are always different. In Standard I face only Odd Paladins and Odd Rogues and every match up is the same, and it is so boring. Plus Wild cards are generally more fun and crazy than Standard cards. And the synergies are CRAZY.

Lynnessa. She isn't bad, it's just that I crafted her on a whim and I don't have any of the cards I need to actually justify crafting her. So right now she is sitting nice and pretty in my collection, waiting to be used

34 with no goldens. Although when I was new I mistakenly disenchanted a few (I miss my Arch-Thief Rafaam :( but not you Millhouse Manastorm).

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Toggwaggle is one of the most fun yet viable decks ever in existence.  I have been playing it near exclusively for a month with a 60% win rate at all ranks.

Craft Twig.  Togg it up.  You won't regret it.

 Could you link your Toggwaggle deck, or someone else's? I'd love to see how it works

Its best played after you have summoned your primordial drake or Lich King, as it makes the taunts very hard to remove. By the late game your opponent will probably have used their silence cards (as well as polymorphs and hexes) on Feugan and Stalagg, so it usually isn't the biggest problem. Plus if your Kel'Thuzad gets silenced, you can use your other ancestral spirit to unsilence him, or, if you have two Kel'Thuzads on the board at the time and one is working, you can kill the silenced one through combat to summon an unsilenced Kel'Thuzad at the end of your turn

I added Kvaldir Raider and it actually works super well for the midgame because of how quickly you can buff it. I can usually get it to at least a 10/10 on the turn I play it, if not higher. It isn't super necessary but it does force your opponent to use removal and damage spells to get rid of it so that Prophet Velen doesn't die super quickly. Plus its really fun, because after like 2 turns its a 30/30