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Probably you found some period in the meta where this was good and got lucky? I can't see a way to win the most popular matchups right now. This is very weak against board clears.

You know that something works as intended when you need to nerf 3 core Class cards over the years in order to make it balanced! 

You don't win by outdrawing the opponent when playing Even Paladin. You win by outvaluing him. A Corpsetaker that took 3 cards to deal with is like you drew more than your opponent. Try to maximize the output of your minions. BoK your Recruits so you make a free token trading with cards the opponent actually payed for, and wait for the right moment to clear (Usually when you are left with something to get initiative). 

Yes. If you follow the thread and then the discussion in the rest of the days up until now, you will notice that the Even Paladin list is pretty much well thought out and ideas that worked have been introduced to make  the transition to post nerfs environment. Probably swapping Avenging Wrath for Argent Commander now that Giggling isn't everywhere etc. 

Because, as you know, in this elitist site, only Legend-worthy decks are approved. 

If you don't like the list, gtfo of the thread.

How does this win against Odd warrior? 

Please provide stats on your games, because it's quite fishy that you reached legend in this meta with that deck. It completely dies to Control (Warrior, Druid), I can't see how it battles against Zoo and I see no way to deal with Odd Rogue. 

In fact it's a copy of a two months-old Even Paladin list that was somewhat popular at that time and failed to impress. 

So, let's see some of your stats if it's possible, so that we are proved wrong and get convinced that there's something we missed in this archetype.  

Wow! Thanks for the update. I'll definitely giving this a go, probably when I am through with the current project of making it to legend with Even-Dragon paladin. 

Impressive ride from 20 to 7. Congratulations! 

Yes, he's quite good here. You can really take advantage of his sticky presence and the fact that he gets Secrets out of your deck, leaving the good stuff in. Definitely not the MVP, but a silent worker. 

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I don't want to be THAT guy, but... proof?

 I can be that one guy, if you want to. 

You can tweak it for better early game, although with Pyro + many spells and equality and Consecration, you can claim reset your game and go back strong at midgame. 

If you want better early game, try Righteous Protector or even Doomsayers. 

What about Val'anyr instead of DK?

Djinn can be an option to buy time in the weak phase.

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How does this win against Odd warrior? 

Please provide stats on your games, because it's quite fishy that you reached legend in this meta with that deck. It completely dies to Control (Warrior, Druid), I can't see how it battles against Zoo and I see no way to deal with Odd Rogue. 

In fact it's a copy of a two months-old Even Paladin list that was somewhat popular at that time and failed to impress. 

So, let's see some of your stats if it's possible, so that we are proved wrong and get convinced that there's something we missed in this archetype.  

 i agree. this guys always making decks that have already been done. and for some reason, he gets upvoted all the time. for this deck in particular, he only had 10 games in legend with it. went 7-3. he didnt use it toget to legend, just plaed a few games IN legend. big difference. heck, practically every deck hes posted, i or someone else already made it and shard it  to hearthpwn, but he popular, so people upvote him. usually its shitty players who cant think for themselves, so they need constant help from someone else.

Its funny how streamers promote decks like this one, as if its some new idea no one has ever played lol. 

Hi

 Here is my version. Droped the pyromancers that are only realy good against paladins and i usualy regreted it when pulling it with call to arms ...

I created a budget version of this deck, cause I don't have the epics and legendaries you included in your version. Thankfully, I have everything else. My streak so far in 10 games is 8w-2l, which is really impressive to say the least. I only lost to cube/taunt druid and shudderwok shaman, which is to be expected. Thanks for sharing!

Hhmm...I'll try this deck.

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Really glad I made it from rank 5 and up with this. I managed a 58% win rate, the climb from 5 to legend took a week of 2-3 hours of playing. Best matchup is anything rogue, worst matchup is Warlock but I'd put it at 50%, so it's not tragic. 

Here is the deck:

58% WR to Legend with Secret Paladin Secret Paladin Deck by Grumhul - Jun 19, 2018 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (16) 1x Sunkeeper Tarim 2x Bellringer Sentry 2x Knife Juggler 2x Secretkeeper 1x Bonemare 2x Dire Wolf Alpha 2x Fungalmancer 2x Hydrologist 2x Righteous Protector	Ability (12) 2x Call to Arms 2x Divine Favor 1x Equality 2x Redemption 2x Consecration 1x Lost in the Jungle 2x Noble Sacrifice	Weapon (2) 2x Unidentified Maul
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The idea is to build a sticky board early, check your luck for a good Unidentified Maul, or a good Fungalmancer and continue the pressure, and if you get stopped, refill with Call to Arms and Divine favor. Your mulligans are easy, but you should always go for a good hand, since this is tempo based and failing to create an initial inertia, it will mean that you are losing decisively. 

Remember that Secretkeeper gets the buff from both players Secrets, so search for it against Hunters and ride her to victory. The deck plays like a typical aggro paladin with a twist that makes it different from Odd Paladin. It runs Consecration and slower cards, but it also features more solid boards and Call to arms. 

 

 this deck seems promising!  Gets an upvote from me :)  Nice job, OP!

No Prince Liam  ?

Nice Deck.  I'll give it a go.  

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So with the nerfs a lot of people (Specially a bunch of streamers)  started to play a build of Kathrena hunter with Secrets and spellstone and cubes to get insane power turns with Play Dead  but recently I started seeing some other builds with Keleseth and the hunter ooze and that 7 mana recruit and 8 mana minion which also look powerful... I know you require pretty much the same cards for both and I'm missing the same ones for both decks so it's technically irrelevant but I'm just curious in which of the 2 builds is more powerful for you?

 Ultimately, I believe it will be the minion heavy one, not spellstone. I've tried both, initially thinking the spellstone version made most sense. but it felt clumsy. I mean the whole deck is clumsy, but the version mixing trap combos with minion combos is double clumsy.

Not worth building a deck around a 4/3 that gains a divine shield when hero gets healed.