Great lists, thanks ! Just a small detail : in the Paladin list description, the wrong Rafaam is tagged as the card, you mean the standard 7-mana, and it is currently the wild 9-mana

Thank you for the reactivity ! Keep up the good work

The list here is not the same as the source tweet, most notably the Stormwind Knight is missing.

I kind of agree, maybe they should do it but give the players all of the cards from those expansions, that would make everyone equal !

Oh, and I found a name for yout deck : Whips don’t lie.

Thanks, I’ll also give it a try, I love the idea of your list ! Let me know how you feel about that change, if you test it ! And congrats on legend !

Could Azalina be an effective replacement for Elysiana, that I don’t own ?

(don’t forget the (2) overload you get from the weapon)

“Dominance of mechs” ? It’s only been since the beginning of april that mechs get to shine in the meta, that’s a short amount of time to already be bored… Just tech EMP Operative in all of your decks 😉

“(Let’s also not get into the whole discussion about the use of the Echo keyword vis-à-vis Witch’s Brew: let’s just say that these sorts of inconsistencies are odd in a market-leading video game.)” I entirely disagree with this sentence, it is the opposite of an inconsistency. “Echo” is a keyword that was created during the Witchwood year (I get all of my HS standard years mixed up – was it Year of the Raven ?), and so every “repeatable during this turn” card belonging to an expansion released that year (i.e. Walnut Sprite for WW, or in this case SN1P-SN4P belonging to The Boomsday Project), that has the “echo” keyword, will rotate together, leaving cards like Witch’s Brew alone for another year, for the following reason : a new player arriving right after the WW/BD/RR rotation has to learn the “echo” keyword just for one class (and maybe a few other during the next expansions) card that will only be here for another year, on top of every other Hearthstone keyword that exists ?
Limiting the “echo” keyword to the Raven expansions was one of the best accessibility and design ideas the Hearthstone team has had. Subtle, but clever.
Otherwise, I totally agree with the cards analysis. It’s important to note the role of the discover mechanic/cards for some of them (Unexpected Results might come out of Magic Trick, now, and played next to Khadgar in the summoning decks, could be a neat little combo)

Just take a chill pill, and read this article https://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/developer-insights-12-0-arena-update-card-variety-rarity-appearance-rates/

Dropping Hagatha means you sole your late game, so you can put another Bloodlust to try and finish the game quickly. The Thunderheads are great for board trade, so you could replace them with Lightning Storms, I’d say ?

Would a couple of Seances be good here ? Seancing Catrina twice sounds like decent value, AND she brings tempo with the resurrect (possibly bringin herself back from the dead too), the two things Zalae loves more than ducks !

Great job, as usual, thank you Stonekeep !

You can’t receive duplicates UNTIL you have all of the set legendaries, then you can drop any of them

I have to admit, I was really hoping that the follow-up to the “regular decks you can try before year of the dragon” was going to be “meme decks you can try before year of the dragon”… But I will gladly give even rogue a go !

I’m really curious about the specific cases of poisonous, lifesteal and overkill tweaking they did, does anyone have any idea ?

4 for the finalists (Roger and Bunny), 3 for the semi (bloody and SNJing), 2 for the quarter (Ike, etc) and 1 for the rest

You only craft one Stag !

“and by the same token, this sort of .” This sentence at the end of the Hear Me Roar section is incomplete