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Quote from fabjx >>

Poor shaman. They could come up only with this mediocre deck. Wishful thinking 

 I've been playing Quest Value shaman (no Galakrond) and it's been pretty good so far. Lots of long games though but I've even managed to outvalue Galakrond Priest a few times. 

Poor shaman. They could come up only with this mediocre deck. Wishful thinking 

No pros are running manafeeder???

Goody Two-Shields has single handedly saved Paladin

Paladin is a blast, put your faith in the light 

THE LIGHT SHALL BURN YOU!

wait RIP Auchenai.

There are so many interesting looking decks in here that'd I'd love to try once I get my hands on some of those legendaries.
Seems like the meta is finally changing a bit again because of the new expansion and making way for many valid decks instead of just the galakrond decks, rez priest, spell/dragon mage and ramp/dragon (mainly ysere) druid + aggro (but they'll never go away).

Though this `Opinions seem all over the place about how good Druid is, with many claiming that Druid should be nerfed, while others, including several Grandmasters, have said the Druid hype is overblown and that it can be beat with several decks` is kinda dumb to post when you post 4 decks instead of the 1/3 decks other classes have. Of which almost all have exactly the same spells, teachers pet, twillight runner and ysera. Though the decks still seem interesting, but posting 4 decks is kinda showing the opposite of what you say in the description and it just feels like the grandmasters are acting like they aren't overpowered to hide that they are abusing it.

I suggest maybe posting the decks that counter the druid decks, since many people seem to be struggling to play against/find it unfun to play against. And not show an obvious favoratisme towards druid while saying people are overestimating them.

The pain warlock deck is pretty crazy and seems to really reward intelligent combo plays. Only played 7 so far but won 5 and won all by turn 6/7 which is fast enough for druid to be unable to do anything truly crazy. They seem to become torn between trying to remove what you have on board or ramping. When they ramp though it just let's you carry on building a bonkers board and they lack AoE to effectively deal with it. 

Tour guide on 1 followed by coin into Darkglare on 2, tap, Voidwalker, Flame Imp, Expired Merchant activating Hand of Gul'dan has only happened once so far but there seem to be a fair few interactions that combo out in a similar way. Tour Guide on 1 is amazing, especially if it dies by turn 3 and you can get Vulture on 4 with Raise Dead then Tour Guide, tap. Turn 3 if you have coin and bang, you have 4+ minions.

It will struggle vs decks that include a good few taunts or clears. Of the 2 games I lost, one was the first game with the deck vs a priest. Got them to 1 health and they just managed to stabilise with a taunt and I'd drawn my whole deck. Second loss was to a warrior who had coin. Bladestorm, a brawl and bad draw meant I couldn't put enough pressure on before a turn 7 commencement. 

All in all though, very fun and rewarding. Lots of decisions to make and a splash of RNG with the vulture. The soul fragments feel fantastic at times as well. You can cram a really good amount in if you get Jailer on 1 and he comes back a couple of times with Raise Dead. Then with all the draw you get you can go from 10 health back to 20+ pretty quickly. Flesh giants get discounted quickly and provide a great distraction for people to target and leave your vulture and/or Darkglare up. 

I agree, had a blast playing it. Only change I made was -1x Shadowflame +1x Shadowlight Scholar.

Really easy to build up boards with Diseased Vulture and to keep going with Raise Dead. Card draw is off the charts, you can hit fatigue before your opponent sees half of his deck. Flesh Giant is often a nightmare for your opponents to deal with. Darkglare is ridiculous, I was pulling combos out of thin air. Oh and Tour Guide is the real mvp.

Edit: also agree about the intelligent plays, it's a skill intensive deck. Mulligans are complicated, you have to manage your health total well, Darkglare turns can be tricky, etc. There are also some "big brain" plays to make, like purposefully discarding Flesh Giant instead of Hand of Gul'dan with Expired Merchant depending on the matchup.

Hey look! Just gala priests... boring...

Quote from tripzplash >>

yep this deck is just bad i dont understand why you link this each 4 days...

 what about fixing innkepper thats been broken for 8 morths... and not waste time linking streamer decks 

Well most of this stuff isn't very interesting. 

Inkeeper might be a popular card for now, but there was a time when it sat there for months and was never used by anyone.

The meta changes...

yep this deck is just bad i dont understand why you link this each 4 days...

Which one is bad ? 

I love the Malygos OTK combo but I don't think I could save  swipes/moonfires against the aggro decks.

Against Aggro, your win condition becomes survive, not combo.

In that case, feel free to sling your Swipes and Moonfires out like crazy and hope you make it to your Overflow.