Boomsday Quest Paladin September 2018

I've tried a lot to make Quest Paladin work since it came out, and I think this is my best version yet.

The deck does fairly well against aggro (odd rogue, odd paladin, zoolock) with double Consecration and double Equality/Pyro combo to clear the board, double Tar Creeper and double Giggling Inventor to slow them down and Ziliax, Paragon of Light and the two name="Vicious Scalehide to regain life (the buffs are super effective on the lifesteal minions). The single Aldor Peacekeeper also helps again early agression from big minions like Even Warlock's Mountain Giants.</p> <p>Crystology gets you either Tar Creeper or Vicious Scalehide to survive the early game, as well as thinning your deck to draw your buff and have more chance to find Lynessa when you need it.</p> <p>The deck is not super vulnerable to silence as you have so many targets (Tirion, Lynessa, Galvadon), without factoring in all the minions you buffed throughout the game.</p> <p>Elise and Zola get you late-game value for controlling matchups against mages and warriors. Overall it felt pretty good, I've played from rank 15 to 10 with this deck.</p> <p>Notable cards missing from this decklist: Cloakscale Chemist (not very useful in all the agressive matchups and I'd rather draw Creeper, Scalehide or Lynessa off Crystology). Second Potion of Heroism (Lynessa is often played late game where I don't want to draw to much card as you can get to fatigue pretty quickly with a good divine favor and double Crystology).</p> <p>Overall definitely not a Tier 1 deck, but definitely a fun one to play that gets surprising results![card_link