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I have mixed opinions about this feature. While it is essentially a very useful way to try to complete 2-3 quests by playing one match, we still have the ability to reroll useless/uncompleted quests like "Murlocalypse" to have a chance of better quest like "Total Dominance" (100g quest, not sure if I spelled it right).

However! If this becomes implemented by Team 5, some (not all of us) people might have the use of this feature as a easier way to farm quests.

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1. Summon and buff weak stuff. Dragon Paladin dragon's and cards may be weaker than those of other dragon archetypes but make buffing easier
2. Greedy control, much more so than Dragon Priest which is more midrange. Like a Ragnaros, Lightlord but for Dragons.
3. Secret Dragon Paladin (yes please!)
4. Menagerie Zoobot Paladin.

And yes I do agree that Red and Bronze dragons fit Paladin very well.

 Btw here's the card I plan to submit:

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I just want to drop a general suggestion for everyone here. When you create your card, ask yourself: Is there a reason why this is a Paladin card? I've been looking back in the Discussion and reviewing the Submissions, and some of the cards I'm seeing look like Neutral cards painted yellow. Some even seem to fit better in another class. I think the spirit of the prompt is to create Dragon Paladin cards, not to create Dragon synergies with a yellow border tacked onto them. 

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 Secrets don't trigger on your turn, while less thematic, the secret would need to trigger when your OPPONENT summons a dragon. 

 Ummmm... what about Competitive Spirit?

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With the submission thread open, I've got three designs I think are good to go, but am a bit unsure which one's the most interesting as well as the best designed.

From my own gut check, I feel that the Dragon Knight is the most fair and best designed card of the three, as well as the most serviceable. The Immunity Lord of Dragons has the most interesting ability, as well as the most powerful ability, but is easily shut down even through Paladin's buffs, debuffs, and divine shield mechanics. The Divine Shield Lord of Dragons is sort of a meeting in the middle; an easier and more immediate effect than Immunity, like an Argent Protector supercharged, and probably the most in flavour for Paladin.

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Aha! The Image is up!

In general, it's a tempo loss, but if you're holding a dragon, it becomes a better Evolved Kobold. Otherwise, it's good to hold in your hand to activate effects similar to Faerie Dragon. Thoughts?

(Also see this as a second bump. Thanks.)

Edit: In further inspection of the card, I might change it into something like "Battlecry: Give the next Dragon you play Spell Damage +2" or something with Spell Damage.

The main problem with this card is that Paladin is normally not a very spell heavy class. They don't have many damaging spells either. This feels more like a Mage card than a Paladin card. Also, I think the card is a bit overcosted. It could be a Mage card, cost 3 mana and it still wouldn't be overpowered in my opinion (of course then, it wouldn't be eligible).

“Rumor says that this whelp got his name after successfully eating an eye of Patches the Pirate. Gross.”

One problem that Dragon Paladin can face (or every dragon deck in general) is that moment where you have dragon synergy cards (If you’re holding a Dragon, do X), but with no Dragon in hand, or making greedy moves by not playing good cards such as Azure Drake, so they can use it for the dragon synergy. So this is what I came up with.

Despite being similar to Argent Squire, the main power is in it’s effect and being a Dragon, meaning that once you play a Twilight Drake for example, you draw this out of your deck and can choose to either play it this/next turn (depending on your mana), or keep it and gain value for dragon synergy cards such as Blackwing Technician. However, the bad part is that you have to give up a card slot in your deck and your hand to get this value.

That being said, it’s not just for Dragon Paladin, because Handbuff Paladins that run Faerie Dragon can use this as a third Argent Squire (they usually have 2 copies of them in each deck).

TL;DR Pros/cons in the spoiler.

Edit: Changed wording.

Aha! The Image is up!

In general, it's a tempo loss, but if you're holding a dragon, it becomes a better Evolved Kobold. Otherwise, it's good to hold in your hand to activate effects similar to Faerie Dragon. Thoughts?

(Also see this as a second bump. Thanks.)

Edit: In further inspection of the card, I might change it into something like "Battlecry: Give the next Dragon you play Spell Damage +2" or something with Spell Damage.

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If anyone couldn't see the image, I will describe it:

Kalecgos, Son of Malygos. 4 mana 3/3 Dragon. Battlecry: If you're holding a dragon, gain Spell Damage +2.

In general, it's a tempo loss, but if you're holding a dragon, it becomes a better Evolved Kobold. Otherwise, it's good to hold in your hand to activate effects similar to Farie Dragon. Thoughts?

If anyone couldn't see the image, I will describe it:

Kalecgos, Son of Malygos. 4 mana 3/3 Dragon. Battlecry: If you're holding a dragon, gain Spell Damage +2.

In general, it's a tempo loss, but if you're holding a dragon, it becomes a better Evolved Kobold. Otherwise, it's good to hold in your hand to activate effects similar to Farie Dragon. Thoughts?

"Buckle up boys, winter is coming."

A card for warriors to use to get back on track. Gives a good chunk of armor, but twice as much if its requirements are met. Pros/Cons in the spoiler.