That’s information Evident was smart enough to supply, but I’m betting Blizzard didn’t even think of dust costs when they created the deck lists. If it were me and I had deliberately created the decks with varying dust costs then it would have been to show that you can run a lower cost deck against high cost decks and still be competitive, but I don’t know if that was their motivation here.

I wish they would have done a Hunter Quest deck, but apparently even Blizzard doesn’t believe it is competitive.

Agreed. I think it is too early to be nerfing cards and I don’t think this deck is that strong. Having said that, Quest Rogue feels unbalanced because when it wins there’s very little you can do about it and that is frustrating. I have had games where it just can’t get going, and I’ve had them concede as soon as I Dirty Rat a panda, so it isn’t an auto-loss whenever the deck appears. Without the pieces, the deck can’t win. Folks just need to experiment and find different ways to beat it.

If Blizzard thought the card was too powerful they wouldn’t have shown us how to really abuse it in their demo, so I doubt they’ll nerf it. Granted, that was using a card-combo that is now in Wild, but the general idea of Quest+Charge was planted, and that’s what makes the deck strong. Many of the rogues I’ve played against over commit and then they can’t recover. True, you can’t get rid of the spell once it is live, but you can run them out of bodies to throw at you, and that is also a weakness. Exploit it.

Rat is also important for drawing out Archmage and/or their other Battle Cry minions so they don’t get their effects.

This deck is amazing, and fairly cheap to craft (six epics and two legendaries). Even if the deck doesn’t survive the current meta, the components are all solid, and Dirty Rat is amazing against Rogue, Mage, and Priest since they all hold their key minions until they have the combo. Pulling them with Rat and then killing them immediately gives you amazing advantage.

Feign Death works great for this one!

Can quests be dispelled or transferred like secrets can? I’m assuming not, but figured I’d ask if anyone knows for certain.

Oh, and they reprinted it as “Time Warp” which costs 2xBlue plus 3xColorless for a total of 5.

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Oh, yeah. And in spades! Look at hunter’s new quest if you have any doubts.

Looks like they cut him. Too bad. I rather liked that art.

This isn’t a gender/sex thing. It looks like a female turtle. Sylvanas is a ‘she’ and LeeRoy is a ‘he’. Is that a problem?

If this spell creates Mana Treants then I wonder why they didn’t just say that on the card. Of course, I don’t think they did with the Spikeridged Steed, either.

Not certain what you mean. The linked image shows it as being a 2-drop with Deathrattle.

True, but it helps complete the Warrior quest AND you can play two of them in your deck.

It’s anti-agro, which is a good thing.

Agreed. This is a control card. There are plenty of cheap Priest spells to abuse this fellow with.

Any class? Yikes!

I do. It is anti-agro. Excellent card to get board control early game.

How long does a minion this size normally last in any case? A turn? This is a great value card, and I’m betting Silence is going to see a lot more play in this meta, so even better. Can’t imagine why it has the low rating.