Hearthpwn

Found today that it really is just complete luck.  Opened another 40 packs earlier and got 5 Legendaries, 2 of which were in the same pack.  Very frustrating when you open so many though and only get a Legendary every 40.

My first 4 Legendary​ cards consisted of 3 Awaken the Makers and Kalimos.  I was bleeding Ultrasaurs from every orifice of my body.  And it took 77 packs for me to get 2 Legendary cards..., both of those being my first 2 Awaken the Makers.

I'm sorry, but the algorithms are completely fucked and way WAY too many people have been noticing it.

4/7/2017 Update - Cards Shifting Shade and Elise the Trailblazer have been replaced for new cards.  To replace these cards Holy Nova and Ancient Brewmaster have been added into the deck.

Shifting Shade was removed because of too many 4 mana drops and the deathrattle effect was a little too weak I thought.  The deck already contains Crystaline Oracle and by removing Shifting Shade both Barnes and N'zoth have a better chance of summoning the more powerful deathrattle cards that summon additional minions.  Elise the Trailblazer was removed because even though sometimes powerful, the Un'goro pack takes too long sometimes to play especially if you have 5+ cards in hand when you finally do draw the Un'goro pack that was shuffled into your deck.  Plus, although the 5 cards from that pack are more often than not better than a normal Un'goro pack, in the end the cards are still random and may or may not help you during the game. 

Holy Nova was added to counter big boards with small minions.  This card works well against the Warlock quest once the portal has been summoned or against Hunter boards full of 3/2 Raptors.  Ancient Brewmaster was added to replace Elise for two main reasons.  Firstly, Ancient Brewmaster can combo better with card like N'Zoth, Kazakus, and/or Amara, Warden of Hope just like in conjunction with Youthful Brewmaster.  This adds much more value to the deck by returning one of these minions to your hand to be played again later depending on what you need.  Secondly, Ancient Brewmaster can even be played alongside any other deathrattle card if you're in a tight pinch and really need to complete your quest before a player kills you.  Comboing a card like Crystaline Oracle will only cost 5 Mana and still leaves 5 more mana on turn 10 to play Amara as well.

While the expansion is new I have noticed that not a lot of players are running Pirates anymore and that the meta has slowed down.  This deck has been performing very well especially in control match ups and for that I am happy.  So far the Druid quest and even a lucky quick completion of the Rogue quest can really out perform this deck, depending on draws from both players of course.  Most times the Priest quest is completed by or just before turn 10 and I have found myself using Youthful Brewmaster mainly to combo Amara, Warden of Hope or the obvious N'Zoth, the Corruptor if he survives the following turn.  Mirage Caller is an awesome card if you can keep Ysera alive for a turn as well and then make a 1/1 copy of her during the late game matches.

Again, while the expansion is new I have had tremendous success with this deck so far and would say I have won 75%-80% of my games played with it, 11/14.  Please feel free to make any suggestions to the deck as well if you find a card(s) that work better

4/6/2017 Update - Cards Binding Heal, Kabal Courier, and Devilsaur Egg have been replaced for new cards.  Instead the deck now contains Silence, Elise the Trailblazer, and Sated Threshadon.

BindingHeal didn't see much play and really only had value if used on Ysera.  Kabal Courier while nice on occasion was not helping towards the Priest quest and was a no good summon from Barnes.  Devilsaur Egg, while okay at times, I found to be too easy to bypass if played by itself and not in conjunction with Spiritsinger Umbra or Mirage Caller.

Silence was added due to all the adapt mechanics and minion buff cards.  Elise the Trailblazer was added as another late game control card for when you are moving towards fatigue.  And Sated Threshadon was added to replace Devilsaur Egg as a more useful and powerful deathrattle card.

So you would play Spiritsinger Umbra then Crystalline Oracle.  This procs the deathrattle and gives you a card from your opponets deck.  The you copy the Oracle with Mirage Caller which summons another 1/1 Oracle and that procs as well from Umbra giving you an additional card.  At this point you have Umbra, Caller, and two Oracle's on the board still with deathrattle and if they don't get silenced this will give you two additional cards from your opponets deck for a total of 4.  :D

So theoretically you spend 2 more mana in comparison to playing two Thoughtsteals, however you get 4 bodies on board with a total of 7/9 in stats.

Correct Yukazo, the way I described you would get 4 cards instead of three by copying Spiritsinger Umbra with Mirage Caller.  I was going to post that you could do it the way you mentioned, however, in every given circumstance it is always worse to copy Spiritsinger Umbra instead of the deathrattle card.  :)

Spiritsinger Umbra (4) > Devilsaur Egg (3) > Mirage Caller (3) to copy an Egg -  This would put a 3/4, 0/3, 5/5, 2/3, 1/1, and a 5/5 on the board for a total of 6 minions with 16/21 in stats with another two minions both with 5/5 being summoned from deathrattles if the Eggs are not silenced.

Spiritsinger Umbra (4) > Crystalline Oracle (1) > Mirage Caller (3) to copy an Oracle - 8 Total Mana and you would copy 4 total cards from your opponets deck if the Oracles didn't get silenced the following turn. This would also give you 7/9 in stats for 8 total mana.  This seems like a slightly more expensive Brann Bronzebeard with +1 attack, but for deathrattle cards instead of cards with battlecry effects.  Also, most likely the reason Sylvanas Windrunner was moved to Wild as playing Umbra with Sylvanas could/would most likely be incredibly over powered.