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Brian Kibler's N'Zoth Dragon Paladin (May 2016)

Posted by: EvidentPublished: May 26, 2016Updated: October 16, 2026Dust: Dust8,620Rating: 0.3/5 (58 votes)

Class: PaladinFormat: StandardType: ControlStyle: LadderSeason: Season 26Archetype: Dragon PaladinPlayer: Brian Kibler

Paladin Cards (14)

Neutral Cards (16)

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7+

Deck Description

Update: -1 Forbidden Healing, -1 Equality, -1 Chromaggus, +1 Wild Pyromancer, +1 Solemn Vigil, +1 Ragnaros, Lightlord

10 Comments

  1. JoPack

    Why Chrom? I've seen Kibler play it in almost every drangon deck he makes. Am I overthinking things, and it's just an oncurve dragon?

    1. Evident

      It is mostly an on curve Dragon with upside.

  2. Zanon

    No chillmaw or ysera, but got the new deathwing tho. Any replacements?

    1. Evident

      You could go with the new Deathwing for Ysera and a second Keeper of Uldaman for Chillmaw.

  3. Trikszter

    How much is this deck viable in the current ?

    1. Evident

      It's a decent deck, it's not really top-mid tier though.

  4. Judjmentul

    Don't have lightlord yet or Chillmaw, would it be smart to go lay in hands and Deathwing Dragonlord?

    1. Evident

      Yeah, those don't sound too bad.

  5. Iscah

    If' you're going to ladder on paladin, definitely try this deck instead of a normal N'zoth one. You can't clear the board as easily but you can actually build a board yourself here.

  6. Iscah

    This deck spanks control/C'thun warriors. You might have trouble against tempo warrior decks though.

    Honestly this deck has decent chances against everything. You're vulnerable to aggro if you get bad luck and have a bunch of +4 cost cards in hand, because you can get behind on the board and have a tough time clearing it with only 1 Equality in the deck. It shines more against control, because you're free from early pressure and can just keep building a decent board every turn no matter how many times they clear it. By the time you play N'zoth they should be tapped out and close to fatigue.

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