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Quote from BroF1sT >>

Meta is definetly quite oversaturated with Mage and Warlock Quest players, you could craft any of between Druid, Shaman, Pala and Warrior Questline and do the community a small favour.

My priority is having fun! That said, and based on the answers to this thread and some videos I watched, I’m currently more curious about the Druid and Shaman ones. But, as was also said here, I’ll wait for the nerfs before any decision.

Quote from Dragy10 >>

If you are playing wild, the Warlock quest is simply insane.

I just got first time legend in any mode ever with the deck.

Currently I am testing a standard version to see if it is also good there.

Also one that I was curious about! I play both wild and standard, so if the card could fit in both modes, it would be nice. And btw, congratulations from your first time legend! It's probably the best feeling in the entire game

Quote from shad0wseek3r >>

Shamans quest seems interesting.

True! It will probably be one of my choices, since it's one of my favourite classes

Hi everyone!

My question is simple, I really enjoy different types of cards, such as quests, questlines, legendary spells, and I wanted to craft 1or 2 more questlines. I already have Seek Guidance, Defend the Dwarven District, Sorcerer's Gambit and Find the Imposter. I’m not really interested in power, I just really want to have fun with those new cards. Do you have any suggestion which questline should I craft, or which you found to be more fun?

Thank you!

Sure, you can add Kazakus. I'm now trying to collect some dust to craft him, since it would fit in most of the decks I play in Wild. I'm now playing more in this format but was a Standard Player not long ago. I actually recommend you to put Kazakus in this deck, if you have him. 

Regarding Loatheb, there are games that he doesn't shine, but there are others as well where he is crucial, mostly against Mages and Priests. You just must be a little smart when playing him. On turn 5 he is excellent for tempo and you're basically tying the hands of any APM mage. Then you can play a Zola, or Brann + Zola to get 2 copies of it, ruining even more the game of these 2 classes against you. You can even be lucky and get him out of raise dead or playing him with Brann on turn 8+. He has saved me a couple of times because of these strategies you can pull off. Regarding Priest, you have to be more perceptive and try not to lose sight of all the spells they have in their hand. Once they have Shadowreaper and a bunch of spells in their hand, Loatheb is also really, really useful. 

Thank you for your suggestion! I will consider that 2 cards. I know Demon Wrath is great against aggros, but right know I think my matchups don't justify that choice, but Cascading Disaster is such a great card. I will consider it. 

Thank you all so much for the replies! Especially you, SirJohn, for the detailed and exemplified answer! I ended up crafting it and really helped me beating almost all mages. My win rate, in general, also improved!

Hey, everyone!

I've always played both formats (Standard and Wild), but right now I'm enjoying Wild much more (and playing more, as well). As I'm searching for fun decks to play, I've noticed that a great fraction of them play Loatheb. I do not own that much Dust (~1000 atm), but since I'm playing this game for a long time (since LoE), I have so many cards that I don't mind dusting. Do you think it is worth crafting Loatheb?

Thank you so much!