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This is going to be really irritating with Starlight Groove and librams (which are holy). Once Groove is up, Libram of Divinity lets you re-set divine shield every turn. This could enable a sorta-control list for paladin, in addition to their aggro archetypes that have been doing so well.

If this were an epic card, I would 100% agree and be happy with the card. It just feels bad as a Legendary given the current powercreep.

And it's a buff in some lists, as you can now run 8 drops while making sure that he is the most expensive card in your deck, increasing the consistency in drawing him.

Whizbang turned this entire lobby into a clown show and caused a GIANT pirates board to annihilate itself, without killing a single minion on my board (final fight). I mean, there is no beating this in a stats lobby, and anybody I faced was dead before they could pivot.

I opened 63 Badlands packs, 2 catch up packs and 12 standard packs saved from tavern brawls and got a crazy one legendary per 11 packs rate.

Kingpin Pud

Velarok Windblade (golden)

Tae'thelan Bloodwatcher

Spurfang

Snake Eyes

Thorim Stormlord (golden)

Golganneth the Thunderer

Warrior just got a new minion called Steam Guardian, which draws a spell and reduces the cost of a fire spell in hand on a 3/3 body for 3. It's an entirely reasonable card until you realize that Blackrock 'n' Roll is a fire spell, and so you can create a deck that has only one spell, which means that you can super-consistently curve a turn-3 Guardian into a turn 4 Blackrock n Roll, then just drop haymakers for the rest of the game. I've been playing this shell for a while and it makes the old Prince Keleseth days look pathetic by comparison.

I've come up with a truly stupid Warrior deck with Steam Guardian and Blackrock 'n' Roll. You play only one spell in your deck, so you can super-reliably play Blackrock on turn 4 (Guardian reduces the cost to 4), at which point you just spend the rest of the game dropping nukes. It's Prince Keleseth levels of stupid.

Oof, sorry to hear that. 

I just got the most insane pack opening I've ever seen. I got 50 packs and 5 free packs--in these, I got 2 golden legendaries (Algalon, the Observer and Sargeras, the Destroyer) and 4 normal legendaries (Helya, The Primus, Aman'Thul, and V-07-TR-0N Prime). 

Is this a common thing for people this release or did I just hit the jackpot here? 

Nagas need some serious toning down. This is the third time I've done this today--you pick a tempo hero, rush to 5, and, if you triple and hit the 6-drop, you just win, as every spell gives +4/+4--this includes all of the spells that you automatically play each turn due to the 4-drop. With only one of the 6-drop, any 3 spell creatures, and the end of turn naga, this is a passive 24/24 each turn. With both the 4 and 6 drops golden, it gives you +72/+72 each turn passively, without taking into account the spells themselves. 

Unpacked a gold copy of the quest with my bundle and I’ve been having a blast. Guff is the best and I just love the silly bastard. While I haven’t tried your list exactly yet, I agree with the Northshire Farmer choice. The list I came up with also is running Mark of the Spikeshell for immediate copies playable in the next turns, what are your thoughts on the card?

Thanks for the list and giving this quest some love! 

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What's Christmas Tree Paladin? 

 I'm guessing secret paladin, as a full 5 secrets on board looks like a "Christmas tree" over your character portrait.  I was first introduced to the term when talking with folks about the spell hunter archetype and how getting the "full Christmas tree" was a good thing.

If that's not what he meant, then I'm curious myself.  :)

Plain old Secret Paladin is generally referring to the lower curve aggressive paladin list that more heavily relied on Divine Skill, I mean Divine Favor to win through a powerful reload. They also generally had fewer secrets on board at a time than Christmas Tree Paladin.

Christmas Tree Paladin generally refers to the aggressive midrange paladin secret-based deck that spawned a bunch of secrets at once (resembling a Christmas tree) when playing MC/Dr. 6. If the deck didn't win from their swing turn of 10+ damage in one turn they also sometimes had other threats like Tirion to help close games out. Some variations also used Murloc Knight for other mid game pressure.

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This deck has one simple goal: create an 18/18 stealth Shudderwock and then give it mega-windfury the next turn. 

Mad Summoner fills both boards with imps and then Heroic Innkeeper gives Shudderwock +12/+12. Because the ordering is random, running two inkeepers makes for a 25% chance of a whiff, a 50% chance of a single hit (+12/+12), and a 25% chance of a double hit (+24/+24). Unless the opponent is running Twisting Nether, Frost Nova/Blizzard or Mass Dispel, they are pretty screwed if this guy hits the board because there are no other good AoE options to kill a stealth minion (stealth is granted by Coppertail Imposter).

Windfury + Whirlwind Tempest is the 10-mana follow up to the Shudderwock turn.

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Minion (14) 1x Electra Stormsurge 1x Shudderwock 1x Swampqueen Hagatha 1x Whirlwind Tempest 2x Mad Summoner 2x Mana Tide Totem 2x Coppertail Imposter 2x Heroic Innkeeper 2x Menacing Nimbus	Ability (15) 2x Far Sight 2x Witch's Brew 2x Hagatha's Scheme 2x Lightning Storm 2x Earth Shock 2x Elementary Reaction 2x Hex 1x Windfury	Playable Hero (1) 1x Hagatha the Witch
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 Hey, this looks really solid! I'll definitely give this one a try.

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 Do you think anything else needs to be done then? No way to know what will work till it all releases, but we can speculate it to perfection all want. 

 I will echo the sentiment that I don't think you want to run Supercollider.

The focus of this deck is a 4-mana weapon. Why do you also want to run a 5-mana weapon? This really gunks up your curve. In particular, if you're running Upgrade.

I think you could reasonably run Sul'thraze because your two swings of the Wrench will be done by then. Or Woodcutter's axe, because your two swings of it are done before the Wrench. But Supercollider comes at the wrong time in the curve.

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One deck that I think may be interesting is playing a Hakkar, the Soulflayer deck in rogue that uses Myra's Unstable Element to burn all of the corrupted bloods in your deck, and then refill it with Lab Recruiter and Zilliax, going infinite with Valera, the hollow (play Zilliax, then recruiter it and shuffle your recruiter with the valera copy). This could potentially be fit into a deathrattle rogue deck, particularly given that you are already playing Necrium Blade and Kobold Illusionist, which let you cheat out a Hakkar with no chance of it being transformed/silenced.

 Already tried it even with umbra and spectral blade/Academic esp to fill in more cards. Worst of all my hakkar decks. Conceptwise it made sense to me. it didnt have that many minions so minstrel usually pull what i need but just get beat pretty easily.

Pretty much what other people have said:

-2 Sandbinder, -2 Defender of Argus, -1 Hemet, -2 Jeweled macaw, -1 acolate of pain

+2 Cult master, +2 Thundra Rhino, +2 Elven Archer, +2 Ravencaller 

Really great question. I totally agree with warlock, although we did beat one or two of them.

Not quite with mage and beast hunters. If its odd mage you can out tempo him and if it is control you can try get fledgling + redemption + blessing of kings. If you can get fledgling to stick with redemption, you can beat any deck really.

With beast hunters you should have a really good chance. The idea is to hide your minions behind righteous protector and keep using redemption so that he cannot attack your minions. You can also build a big board of tiny minions early (he will probably attack your face) and then just use Sunkeeper Tarim to trade or attack face. All hunters are quite easily beaten. Have a look at the video of us playing this deck to legend and you see that we face about 50% of hunters and beat most of them.

Luckily there are not too many warlocks out there just yet.

went and gave your deck a +1 for nostalgia googles painted Nerubian Egg color

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I wish that this were a 7-mana card for the following crazy combo:

Turn 9: Southsea Captain + Lab Recruiter

Turn 10: Captain Hooktusk + Preparation + Cannon Barrage (15 damage)

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 ...and if Tomb Pillager were still standard, I would love to give this combo a try. The danger is, if you don't go second, your combo becomes unreliable. In wild, I may try this with Skycap'n Kragg instead of Southsea Captain though--that is 27 damage (15 random in intervals of 3 and 12 charging minion damage, leaving 18/21 in stats on board)

 Theoretically you can try to pull some WANTED! shenanigans, but that's not a card you want to run in a pirate deck.