Hearthpwn

I understand that point of view, it crossed my mind when deciding if I wanted to try it out in this deck or not. My initial reasoning was that this is a card that had the potential of just giving me something to do during those early quest completion turns, while adding some value in late game. While there are a limited number of cards that actually get buffed by this card, the cards that do feel very significant when they are buffed. I can tell you first hand, a 7/7 Oasis Surger is very powerful. And dropping two 5/7 Anubisath Defenders for free after clearing the board with Starfall or drawing with Nourish can really swing the game. A 6/14 Ysera can be sticky as well. 

Those would be what I would consider the "standard" includes on this deck. If the meta isn't running much Highlander or Hakkar/Bombs, then I agree those are the optimal changes to make. I have run into a few Hakkar decks and many Highlander decks on release day, which is why I made those tech choices for now. 

Pro tip, go to the actual .exe file, right click and go to the compatibility tab. At the bottom, check the box for "run as administrator", this will prevent you from having to manually right click and run as admin every time.  

Something for you guys to try. I noticed my inkeeper updated today after I opened it for the first time in months. That being said, it still wouldn't sync after multiple attempts of closing the apps and opening them again. I ended up running inkeeper as administrator (even though my user is a local admin, I still had to right click and run as administrator). After doing that, it synced on the very next try.