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Dude are you seriously saying this? You're not joking right? I hope you realise your mistake.

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God people have such short memories. Thank god we don’t have 5 competitive warrior decks anymore 

You can also do it with Simulacrum, but you either have to pre-copy Zola, or have no other minions under 3 mana and do the following:

Discount Zola, Brann, Simulacrum (you only need to discount 2 of them to do the combo with 10 mana) with thaurissan. Play Brann, Simulacrum, Zola, Zola. You now have 2 Branns and 2 zolas in hand, ready to be reduced to 0 next turn. 

Anub'Arak can get very clunky sometimes. Taking up board-space, filling your hand, especially if you copy him out with Illusionist and Shadowdancer

Sentry is for Drywhisker Armourer combo/better brawls if you're desperate

You did not make use of any opportunity. You get the dust for ONE legendary, if it's gold you get 3200 dust. If you already had a legendary, there was NO POINT CRAFTING A GOLD ONE. That's what the truth is. If you can mathematically prove that it was worth crafting a gold legendary, I will buy you 100 packs

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Appreciate all the work you put in, but you get dust for the golden and regular legendaries, confirmed

What's your source?

In the original announcement by blizzard it states:

Up to the maximum number of cards you could put in a deck, we will give you the full dust value of any cards you have that are being added to the Hall of Fame set. 

Meaning that you'll get just dust for 1 legendary card, or 2 non-legendaries. One of Brode's twitter posts confirmed that you'll receive dust for the more valuable cards over regular cards (which makes sense, as otherwise they'd be pushing people to disenchant their regular versions).

Getting dust for both golden & regular copies doesn't make sense, as you can't put all of those cards in the same deck. Also, blizzard is being nice here, but I don't see any reason for them to be that nice. Only people that could get upset over this are people that crafted both regular & golden copies of the HoF cards before the announcement was made. Those are a very small minority of collectors that wouldn't care about cards moving to HoF anyway.

 Just think about how many people actually listened to your advice and missed a big opportunity of gaining dust lol

What opportunity was missed? As far as I know he was correct, you got the dust from one legendary, and there was no point crafting a golden legendary

First of all a well known player, Fibonacci, was the original creator of this deck. Secondly, it's meant to be an anti aggro deck. Of course you need to win fast, since that's the point, to kill the aggro player before they kill you:

https://twitter.com/FibonacciHS/status/962468804461817856

You can say that the deck has a low winrate, but you can't claim Fibonacci made this deck to make people spend money. You know how many wins Fibonacci has on warrior? Over 22000.

https://twitter.com/FibonacciHS/status/870440041176281088

He knows a lot more about warrior than you would.

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That's how true RNG works.  You *could* play a thousand games and not see him.

 Chances of that are astronomically low. Hard mulligan when going first is 3/27 = 1/9 probability to have it. Probability of not having it 1000 times in a row is (1/9)^1000 = 5.7212451947729489548872575566539e-955

So there is 955 leading zeroes on that probability. Number of atoms in the observable universe is about 10^82 in comparison (83 digits).

The odds are low, not 0. Yes they are extremely astronomically low, and it's likely that it would never happen even if you had 1,000,000,000 games running every second since the beginning of the universe, but that's not the point. There's nothing *stopping* it from happening

Is deathstalker 100% needed

Yep

Replacement for wilfred?

Disenchanting literally every card is dumb. Disenchanting a few cards you'll probably never play is fine, but you still need to be absolutely convinced you will never play that card in a deck again 

"where you didn't have a win condition"

Every deck has a win condition. Control Priest's win condition was outlasting your opponent and controlling the board