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Which Legendary would you craft first for this deck? Tirion Fordring or N'Zoth, the Corruptor? I have everything but these two, Loatheb, and Coghammer. I'm leaning towards Tirion Fordring for the extra Taunt, but am unsure.

*I'm making this deck on a secondary account, so I don't care about using N'Zoth, the Corruptor in other classes.*

Warrior has the most weapons from classic: Fiery War axe, Arcanite Reaper, Gorehowl, Upgrade, and Arathi Weaponsmith for a total of 5. Paladin has Lights Justice, Truesilver Champion, Sword of Justice, and Ashbringer for a total of 4.

Since priest is looking rather powerful with the new cards from MSoG I wonder how much people will modify their decks to play around this + Cabal Shadow Priest. As much as I love playing Priest, I fear these two cards and Entomb could almost single-handedly push most or all 6+ cost legendaries that have 5 or less attack out of the meta if Priest is a dominant class. With four different ways to steal a Sylvanas Windrunner, Cairne Bloodhoof, Ysera, etc. (6 if they also run Mind Control) almost nothing is safe from Priest steals. I didn't play enough before Standard to know how much the Shrinkmeister combo affected the play of big cards, so correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like Control matchups VS. Priests will just be an instant concede until the next rotation.

I can't wait to use this guy with Brann Bronzebeard, Youthful Brewmaster, and Ancient Brewmaster!

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The only notable Kraken that comes to mind in WoW lore is Ozumat, A giant squid that attacked and kidnapped Neptulon in the Throne of Tides during the Cataclysm.

This cars is fantastic in Deathrattle hunter with the additions from Whispers and Karazhan! I also put an Anubisath Sentinel in my deck just because it's Deathrattle is crazy powerful with this! It's effectively a 5 mana 10/10, and if you also have a Savanah Highland or infested wolf on the board as well you can end up with a 5/5 hyena or 4/4 spider, not to mention the fact that you'll still get a second buff when the Sentinel actually dies.

I doubt they will ever release a demon themed expansion in hearthstone because of all the synergies with them that are exclusive to Warlock.

If you don't have him use any other legendary you have have with a powerful Deathrattle or Instant effect.

Chillmaw is also in both card pools.

This deck is super fun. I swapped outhe a fallen hero for a netherspite historian to discover a second Malygos or Deathwing, Dragonlord. My first time playing with it I got a second of each of them off Brann + Netherspite combo. Next turn I dropped one of the Dragonlords and my opponent also played his, I traded it and the Deathrattle triggered... pulling Deathwing, Dragonlord two Malygoses and a volcanic drake onto the bardent from my hand. Then with the +10 spell damage I proceeded to shoot two frostbolts and an ice Lance at my opponent's face for 40 damage! A glorious game indeed.

I feel ya bro. It sucks when you get all the cards for a good curve except you don't have a dragon to trigger them.

I just crafted Ysera a week ago and I got enough dust from the welcome bundle to make another, but I'm facing a dilemma on which one I should craft. I mostly play dragon/control decks, specifically priest, but have been wanting to try dragon warrior and dragon paladin decks as well. Im currently debating between Chillmaw, Ragnaros, and Justicar though I'm somewhat tempted to craft Tirion or Grommash. For neutral legendarides I already have Nexus-Champion Saraad, Malygos, Ysera and Deathwing plus all the adventure legendaries. Thoughts on what I should craft?

Edit: even though TGT is phasing out of standard next year I am tempted to play wild next format since BRM will be phased too, bringing all dragon decks with it.

Fantastic deck I've been climbing up the ladder faster than ever since I've started using it. I am missing a few cards from it, but some of the replacements I put in it have worked very well.

I subbed Rend Blackhand for Sylvanas, Bog Creeper for Chillmaw and Sen'Jin Shieldmasta for the second Twilight Guardian.

I haven't really been in too many situations where sylvanas is a good play, but Rend has saved my win streek multiple times. Opponent plays C'thun, Rend it. Opponent plays Deathwing, Rend it. Opponent plays Ysera, Rend it. He's very versatile and if he's behind a taunt he can really help make up for some damage you couldn't put out at the start.

Bog Creeper stops enemy minions in their tracks and doesn't damage your other minions when it dies, plus you'll find Chillmaw off of Netherspite Historian every 3 games or so.

While not a dragon Shieldmasta can be more reliable than twilight guardian if you don't have any other dragons in your hand and isn't as weak to silence.

Also, though there aren't a ton of spells in the deck if you save priest of the feast and a few spells if you go into fatigue he can really help you stay afloat long enough to finish off your opponent.

EDIT: After playing with this deck a bit more I found Medivh to be an awkward play in the deck as it lost much of its potential value if you already played your holy novas and entombs. I swapped him out for chromaggus and have had better success, and I see the deck's creator has swapped Ragnaros in. I've found chromaggus to work best if played on turn 9 or 10 and be immediately followed by 1 or 2 power word: shields to ensure you get some draws in. The +2 health on him tends to make him stick around much longer too. Getting an entomb, Shadow Word: Death, or even a Netherspite Historian duplicated can be a life saver in late game.