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Its like people are forgetting there already exists a pretty consistent counter, which is dirty rat. Usually it delays their quest completion by at least two turns. If you're feeling lucky, you can break their combo completely by fishing their minion that gets bounced and kill it. I haven't lost to a single quest rogue as paladin since I added dirty rat to my deck. Seriously, try it

Okay, this deck needs adjustments. I've been trying to make Control/Jade Shaman happen for a while now, and with your current build you're just shooting yourself in the foot. First of all, why in all hell would you rather have a Harrison over Ooze? Since they are mainly shaman/warrior counters (obviously) you can't afford the 5 mana pricetag, even with the draw benefit. Ooze is a far better, easier and quicker solution.

Second, Bloodlust might win you games against reno decks, but since you're already playing a jade deck, you win that match-up because of jade value alone. You don't need another way to win against Reno if you're compromising your opening hand in the process, since for 60-80% of all situations, Bloodlust is too expensive and ineffective or straight-up unusable. I suggest having an Azure Drake or Thalnos instead, depending on your preference. I don't think I need to explain how helpful these minions can be with board clears.

I feel like you need a maelstrom portal as a follow-up to lightning storm. It's basically just a spellpower boost with a 1-drop attached to it. Maelstroms help immensely against midrange or if you jus't can't draw your ED or LS. I suggest you replace one maelstrom with one healing wave, because I just don't like healing wave since it alters nothing on the board. While it helps you survive clutch turns, its just not worth it not spending that mana on something proactive. If you want to make an impact with it, youll almost always need a board clear with it to have an impact. also, since you have Hallazeal you will be getting a guaranteed 30 heal with ED, so I would suggest to experiment with only one healing wave.

Surely my personal experience will greatly differ from person to person, but I hope this helps if you're going up against aggro/midrange

I feel like Mistress of Mixtures fits in this deck

Quote from CO1933 >>

Jade Idol: Make it add copies of the card to your hand and not your deck so it doesn't make you immune to fatigue.

I've been playing this deck for the past couple of days and could reach Rank 5 without any trouble at all. The worst matchup is (in my experience) miracle rogue. You definitely need to swap N'zoth for an Argus, you'll need those taunts. Also think about swapping one loot hoarder with a healing wave, saved my ass a lot against Pirate SMOrcs.

Hunter, due to its lack of deck diversity

And I know I might get a lot of h8 for this, but Warrior is really boring to play or play against (Except if it's some Midrange/Combo shenanigans)

Thaurissan has usually seen play in Grinder Mages, I don't see a reason not to swap a Forgotten Torch with it

Quote from timcanterbury >>

This deck has single handedly halved the fun of the game for me

I really should have picked Hemet (Got completely obliterated by Druids that use beasts twice in the same run, hence the irony of my Arena pick)

Poor Tinkmaster Overnerf :(

Shit like this is exactly what Hearthstone needs. +1

I think the amount of Reno Decks on this page alone should give you a hint

Personlly don't have a problem with midrange pallys. I've played it for quite a while, but it's honestly one of the most boring decks to play because there's only one way to play midrange pally: T1 Chow (coin minibot), T2 Minibot or knife juggler, T3 Muster, T4 Uldaman or sometimes Murloc Knight, T5 Loatheb or other 4-Drops, T6 Sylvanas or Truesilver with HP, T7 Boom, T8 Tirion, T9 Profit

He's a bad card? Since when?