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Gem cards my boy, Gems.

Each Gem spell should proc Taric twice. 
So all its needed to level him up is to attack once and then play 3 gem cards (1 mana each = 3 mana).

Also, notice Taric is only unkillable after he declares an attack. He still is vulnerable in the entire oponnent's turn or if the player decide to play a card before the attack phase.

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Hello everyone, it's that time again. It's that time where I either show you a fun new way to play Hearthstone, I give you ideas for new rewards, I introduce much needed system/quality of life changes, or I present a concept for a much requested feature for Hearthstone.

Today, I'm doing all of that.

I've said it several times before and I'll say it again. If you see any flaws, have any questions, or just want to point something out that I didn't cover, please let me know. My designs are not perfect nor am I.

The first thing that I have to address with this "renovation" is the simple change to the Hearthstone splash screen we all know and love.

Tavern Brawl and Arena have found new home in the Tables Menu. If you're familiar with Tables then you understand why I placed them there. For those of you who don't know what Tables is, you have find out here.

Now, let's click the play button.

Instead of choosing a deck I opted to have players choose the class they'd rather play at the moment. I've also split the Format button into three since to me it makes more sense instead of having to push the button several times to get to the Format you wanted.

The third Format is of my own creation and it's called Explorer, you can find my post explaining what it does and how it works here.

A lot of you may ask, "Why did you remove the decks from the deck selection screen?"

Here's why.

I FINALLY figured out how to make my Deck Box system visually appealing and understandable. Once you've selected the class you wish to play you're taken to see all of you decks with the corresponding class, which in turn, makes deck organization a bit easier. This also bumps the total number of deck slots significantly, BUT every class can only have a maximum of 6 decks.

I'm sure you've noticed a new system I've placed within the new system (sysception?), these are quick stat tabs. These account for the total win count for it's corresponding deck. As you can see with the "Call of Conjuring" Explorer deck, it has a 50.2% win rate, it's favored against Paladin, and has a bad track record when going up against other mages.

Let's jump to the Collection Manager real quick.

Once you've selected the class you want to look at in the Collection Manager you're presented with this screen. It simply acts like the current Collection Manager except you are only seeing that classes' decks and can edit the ordering and such there.

Now let's click the new "Adventure" button.

This is the new Adventure screen, it still the Target Practice mode and all the old adventures, But it also has something new.

Endless Adventure is something I came up with when I was making Tables but I never really elaborated on it entirely.

Endless Adventure is just a really, really long Dungeon Run with a few new additions. 

Once you select "Endless Adventure" in the top right you'll be presented with this screen offering you two ways to play the Endless Adventure.

The Casual version of this is for player who just REALLY like the PVE content, while the Heroic version offers challenge for those whom are brave enough to face it. Losing ends the run, that should be obvious but I still have to put that out there.

Endless Adventure relies heavily on every boss this game has to offer, yes all of them. From all the way back to Naxxramas to future PVE content this will host each and every boss, it has to. We all know that the power level just isn't the same anymore so with this mode being introduced the older bosses will definitely need some tidying up.

The first 14 bosses of the run will be your run of the mill experience. Defeating bosses visiting Bob's Tavern, adding packages to your deck, visiting Magni's Forge, defeating more bosses......Magni's Forge?

Yes Magni's Forge is a new addition to the Dungeon Run formula. Magni hosts cards specific to his forge that can't be obtained by selecting a treasure.

(Onyx Axe and the Two-Handed "Bow" were taken from r/customhearthstone since all my creativity is used for these long-winded posts. The Ironforge monstrosity is mine though)

Once you've obtained 5 of Magni's cards you'll not see him for the rest of the run.

Aside from visiting Magni's Forge, you'll have a visitor on very, very rare occasions.

Warpweaver Tuviss will visit the adventurer whenever he feels like it, sometimes he won't visit at all.

Tuviss has Treasures, but not for free. He will require's an even trade, a treasure for a treasure. Simple as that.

(Also from r/customhearthstone)

The credit for Magni and Tuviss goes to u/TurkusGyrational on Reddit. He was inspired by Tables and sent me a message with a few of his own ideas, I just put my own little twist on them.

Once you've advanced to the 15th boss a real challenge starts.

That's right, the plague lords are back.

Every 15th Boss is a plague lord, As I said earlier all the old bosses need to be up scaled and the plague lords are no exception.

Some of you may say that they're too weak, but I've had numerous perfect runs destroyed by bad draws and RNG to these guys so I think they'll remain a fair challenge.

Some of you may be asking yourselves, "What happens when I have 60 cards in my deck?"

Well, you can't get any more treasures, you can't get any more of Magni's cards or anything new from Tuviss, but now Dismiss and You're All Fired! have become valuable tools for your runs.

Boss number 200,  Tekahn, the Plague Lord of Flame, is the final boss before you and those sweet, sweet rewards.

"Final boss?!? it's called Endless Adventure' though?"

You're right it is called 'Endless Adventure', but Tekahn is still the final boss. What lies beyond him is the greatest challenge of all.

Other players.

Once Tekahn and the other 199 bosses have been taken down you start matchmaking with your adventure deck, challenging other players who've made it this far to a fight to the death! One wrong move could cause a loss and thus the loss of your adventure deck.... until you do it all over again.

"Hey, you said rewards. I don't see any rewards."

You're right, aside from Gold, Arena Tickets, Dust and Packs, I've made other rewards that should entice players to play Endless Adventure. These rewards will be added to the adventure chest every time you defeat a Plague Lord (Heroic Mode only).

They're all over on my other showcase for Tables. But I can still list them off for those who have read Tables and have forgotten what they are.
(Scroll about halfway down to find them)

Pack Tokens, used to purchase a pack of your choice.
Pack Sleeves, guarantees you an Epic or Legendary card when you open a pack.

And Full Art Tokens when you don't want to get full art cards the hard way.
Oh you've never read my Full Art Cards concept? Well here you go.

If you read the article you know how long or challenging it could be to earn a full art card, but with a Full Art Token, it unlocks the card right away.

For those of you who didn't click the link, here's some samples of full art cards. How they work and how they are earned is explained in the article linked.

Pretty neat huh?

Battlegrounds get's it's own button on the home screen because, well. It does great as a mode on its pwn it has definitely attracted some new players to the Tavern so I think it deserves to be one of the first things a player sees.

Tavern Brawl and Arena have a new home here in the Tables menu. They have their own rules and their own ways of playing so it made sense that they belong here. If you're unfamiliar with Tables, you can check it out here.

That covers the renovation of the Tavern but what's this? The sparkling new Tavern has attracted some new faces.

Kang, The Fist of First Dawn and Kaln Vilehoof have sat down to play some good ol' Hearthstone.

(All the cards and Hero Powers are of my creation and you can probably tell by either how OP they are, or how bad they are. I'll let you decide.)

Kang is a Monk who uses his Hero Power in a very unique way, it relies on the content of your deck, I'll explain.

The Hero Power changes depending on which of these three keywords (Mistweaver, Windwalker, and Brewmaster) are most present in the deck. The Chi cards can be shuffled in by minions or spells and the minions and spells themselves can have these keywords printed on them as well to count towards one of the three Hero Powers.

These Hero Powers are all Passive and always active, unless a card deactives them like Mindbreaker.

In the event of a tie in regards to how many Chi cards are in your deck, the Hero Power will switch each turn.

These are the Legendaries of the set, sorry for the textgore. Like I said, I'm awful at card design.

As you can see they each have their corresponding Chi printed on them so they could count towards that Chi for the Hero power.

Kaln is a Death Knight who can use his Hero Power to summon one Companion Ghoul to fight along side him.

The DK can go with his own strategy to win, but the Companion Ghoul can be a powerful asset.

The DK has cards that support the Ghoul for the rest of the game. Some without drawbacks, others that increase the cost of the Hero Power for the rest of the game.

This will be my final post in regards to something of this scale, I have nothing left to offer. If something comes up in the future I may dive back into doing something like this but only time will tell.

If anything I hope my series of posts have inspired you to be creative beyond the realm of making a custom card here and there. Make a set, make a game mode, make a new way to play Hearthstone.

Because you never know who may be reading...

As always, thank you for reading,
-Grif

You don't do anything you can't do with pen and paper so it's not cheating.

Edit: dunno what happened to OP.. It's not me. 

A new Common Ionia Unit, Young Witch, has been revealed!

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A new Common Ionia Unit, Flower Child, has been revealed!

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A new Rare Ionia Unit, Fuzzy Caretaker, has been revealed!

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A new Rare Ionia Unit, Swole Squirrel, has been revealed!

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I don't have a premium, but when I'm on the Account Management page, it says Premium Member on the top right.

What's up everyone! Just dropping in with the new cards - and a video that I was SUPER excited to make because DAMN I've been waiting a while for these cards to be revealed! lol If you wanna check out the video which has all of the cards in the keyword, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXjesiynBSE

Otherwise, here are the cards they finally showed!

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Anyone else think Maokai and Nautilus is to easy to complete?

Often enough they can simply stall until turn 7-8 thanks to multiple removal spells, and the small costed units that are also very beneficial towards their core strategy completion and it heals them.

Then turn 8-9 sometimes as early as turn 7 as in this instance your either dead or have to trade in most of your board towards overstatted minions which means your most likely gonna lose next turn.

And if that doesn't occur your deck being obliterated before you have even reached turn 10 also does the trick.

Only way my decks really are able to beat em is if i either play hyper aggro and kill em before Nautilus comes down or they are extremely unlucky and neither draw Maokai and Nautilus.

Otherwise all my other slower decks are basically insta-lose.

A new Rare Targon Spell, Blessing of Targon, has been revealed!

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A new Epic Targon Spell, Shards of the Mountain, has been revealed!

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A new Epic Targon Unit, Mentor of the Stones, has been revealed!

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A new Rare Targon Unit, Mountain Goat, has been revealed!

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A new Common Targon Unit, Gift Giver, has been revealed!

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First of all, this is not a salt thread about aggro decks. I know everybody enjoys different types of decks and I am not the one to judge. However, I do not enjoy aggro decks. I don't want games to end on turn 5, I don't want my highest cost card to be a 4 mana card. I want to play expensive cards, I want to control the board, I want to assemble my win condition and I want big swing turns. I am a control/combo player, that is what I enjoy about hearthstone.

Last expansion was the first time I generally experienced fatigue and stopped playing for a couple of weeks. The introduction of demon hunter and how blatantly overpowerd basically all of their cards were and how it was a stupid strong deck even after 10+ cards got nerfed just tilted me so much that I could not enjoy the game anymore. 

Then the new expansion came and I got excited again, so many cool new legendaries with unique effects, but also a lot of veeeeryyy strong tools for aggro(a better jeeves, really?). I jumped into the first day, opened my packs, crafted some exciting cards and went right in and it was so fun. I played highlander warrior and priest, ripper warrior, control-soulshard-warlock, paladin paladin and more. Druid seems stupid again with all the ramp but that is nothing new. Besides that I had a lot of fun the first couple of days. Paladin paladin also seems very strong but not op and I saw loads of different decks and archetypes. But after a couple of days, the thing that always happens happened. Aggro came through. Suddenly a majority of players started playing aggro rogue, hunter or druid, all petty much the same lists and they are very strong. The reload they gave rogue is insane(1 mana draw 5 seems like a good idea, right?) , token druids win condition has been savage roar for years and I am sick of it and even hunter has so much card draw and value generation, that it seems impossible to outvalue/outlive them with any type of control deck.

It just seems there is no place for control decks any more, and if you want to play a combo deck you better combo your opponent to death before turn 7 or you are just dead. Which means you gotta play druid and that just feels like tossing a coin to me.

I want to know how you feel, has anyone made similar experiences? What do you do to still enjoy the game? Or is hearthstone just not the right game for me anymore? 

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Welcome to the Legendary Crafting Tier List!

This has been updated at the request of the community. After a solid amount of work to update it, we finally have one that will be updated each major expansion and update! I have done by best to provide a good understanding of how Legendaries are performing in the current DoD Standard Metagame. If you are not sure which legendary you should craft next, this is the place to ask! This is also a great way to know which packs you should be openening the most. Some weight has been given to the Tier List based on rotation.

We only recommend disenchanting golden versions of legendary cards until you know you will not buy more packs from the corresponding set. Keeping even the worst legendaries will increase your chance of getting a good one next time due to the no-duplicate rule. We will try our best to stay on top of the meta-game with updates, and hope this guide can be a valuable resource for new and veteran players alike to make better decisions with your dust!

Disclaimer: A tier list like this can never please everyone; the meta game is dynamic. If you think a card is in the wrong tier, please explain and provide links to deck lists or other data to support your claim.

Please note that some of the cards may not yet be craftable, and are received through adventures or rewards.

Descent of Dragons
Deathwing, Mad Aspect - Great card in lots of Warrior decks.
Dragonbane - Great card in lots of Hunter decks.
Dragonqueen Alexstrasza - Staple in Highlander decks and heavy draw decks, great late-game value card.
Flik Skyshiv - Staple in most Rogue Decks, doubles as board clear and tempo.
Galakrond, the Tempest - Staple in Galakrond Shaman, I believe it will still be good after nerfs.
Kronx Dragonhoof - Staple in all Galakrond decks.

Galakrond, the Nightmare - Enables Galakrond Rogue decks and is good.
Galakrond, the Unbreakable - Enables Galakrond Warrior, good mid-range deck.
Galakrond, the Wretched - Galakrond Warlock is a good deck that will improve after Shaman nerfs.

Saviors of Uldum
Corrupt the Waters - Staple for Battlecry Shaman.
Dinotamer Brann - Staple in Highlander Hunter.
Siamat - Staple in a variety of Highlander decks and other tempo-based decks.
Zephrys the Great - Enables all Highlander Decks, arguably the most powerful individual card ever printed.

Rise of Shadows
None in the DoD Meta.

Rastakhan's Rumble
Shirvallah, the Tiger - Staple for OTK Paladin and most non-aggro Paladin decks.
Zul'jin - Staple in Secret and Highlander Hunter decks.

The Boomsday Project
Flobbidinous Floop - Staple in Malygos and Quest Druid, sees play in other Druid decks too.
SN1P-SN4P - Staple in every Mech deck and many non-mech decks.
Zilliax - Staple in most decks. The best healing card in the game, tons of utility.

The Witchwood
Shudderwock - Staple for top tier decks Quest and Galakrond Shaman.

Classic
Edwin VanCleef - Staple in almost all Rogue decks.
Leeroy Jenkins - Best finisher and Staple in almost all Aggressive decks.

Descent of Dragons
Ancharrr - Staple in Pirate Warrior, great winrate when played.

Saviors of Uldum
Anka, the Buried - Necessary card for Deathrattle Rogue.
High Priest Amet - Staple for Combo Priest, which has lost popularity since DoD.
Reno the Relicologist - Staple in Highlander Mage.
Unseal the Vault - Quest Hunter has been good since DoD, this card is required in that deck.
Untapped Potential - Quest Druid has been a bit too slow in DoD, but will be good for a while.

Rise of Shadows
Archmage Vargoth - Strong synergies in many decks, notably Token Druid and Galakrond Shaman.
Heistbaron Togwaggle - Great in almost all Rogue decks due to great Lackey synergy.

Rastakhan's Rumble
Wardruid Loti - Staple for Quest Druid and decent in other Druid decks.

The Boomsday Project
Dr. Boom, Mad Genius - Staple for Control Warrior, much worse since nerf to 9-cost.
Electra Stormsurge - Staple card for most Shaman decks (Overload, Galakrond, etc.)
Kangor's Endless Army - Staple for Mech Paladin.
Subject 9 - Staple in Secret and Highlander Hunter, playable in other Secret-based decks.

The Witchwood
Lord Godfrey - Staple in any non-aggro Warlock Deck

Classic
Alexstrasza - Versatile neutral card, playable in a wide variety of decks.
Bloodmage Thalnos - Strong neutral card, playable in a variety of decks.
Malygos - Staple in OTK Combo decks.

Descent of Dragons
Bandersmosh - Decent highroll card.
Chenvaala - Playable card in bad archetype Miracle Mage.
Frizz Kindleroost - Can highroll in Dragon decks, but they are underwhelming.
Goru the Mightree - Great card for Treant Druid, but not required.
Malygos, Aspect of Magic - Great card in Highlander Mage and other Dragon Mage decks.
Sathrovarr - Adds great value to specific decks and a staple in OTK Paladin
Valdris Felgorge - Decent card for most Warlock archetypes, including Handlock.
Veranus - Good card for Quest Hunter and Highlander Hunter decks.
Ysera, Unleashed - Good card for Dragon Druid's late-game.
Zzeraku the Warped - Good card for Handlock decks.

Saviors of Uldum
Armagedillo - Good card for Warrior, not played much in Control Warrior currently.
Dark Pharaoh Tekahn - Good in Warlock, but doesn't create a deck by itself.
Corrupt the Waters - Staple for Battlecry Shaman.
Elise the Enlightened - Good card in Highlander and Quest Druid, but replacements for value can be found.
Octosari - Good card for Highlander and Aggressive decks.
Sir Finley of the Sands - Highlander Paladin is rather underhwhelming, also sees play in Murloc Paladin.
Vessina - Great card in Overload/Token Shaman, can be substituted with Bloodlust

Rise of Shadows
Barista Lynchen - Playable in a wide variety of Battlecry-centric value decks.
Catrina Muerte - Staple in resurrect combo priest.
Jepetto Joybuzz - Great for enabling combo decks, but a bit too slow for DoD.
Kalecgos - Staple in Highlander and Dragon Mage decks.

Rastakhan's Rumble
Akali, the Rhino - Playable in Rush warrior.
War Master Voone - Playable in Dragon Warrior.
Zentimo - Occasional Tech pick for some Shaman Decks.

The Boomsday Project
Crystalsmith Kangor - Great for any Paladin Heal effects.
Luna's Pocket Galaxy - Sees play with mana-cheating in Highlander Mage.
Myra's Unstable Element - Great card for Aggro Rogue archetypes.
Stargazer Luna - Playable in most Mage decks.
The Soularium - Strong in Zoolock and some Warlock decks, but the archetype is playable without it.
Whizbang the Wonderful - From a crafting standpoint, you get more out of Whizbang than any other card. He is not Tier 1 in the DoD Meta, but I think for F2P he's amazing. I hope he becomes Classic.

The Witchwood
Countess Ashmore - Versatile neutral card, playable in Warrior and Hunter decks.
Darius Crowley - Good card in most Warrior decks.
Houndmaster Shaw - Good card in a variety of Hunter Archetypes, doesn't see much play.

Classic
Archmage Antonidas - Playable in Spell-Generation Mage and other Mage decks.
Cairne Bloodhoof - Playable in deathrattle and midrange decks, low play rate.
Captain Greenskin - Strong card in Pirate Warrior and some Rogue decks.
Cenarius - Good in Quest Druid and some Token Druid decks.
Grommash Hellscream - Playable in Rush and Tempo Warrior decks.
Harrison Jones - Evergreen neutral tech card.
Tirion Fordring - Great card in Highlander and other Paladin decks.
Ysera - Strong, slow neutral value card.

Descent of Dragons
Dragonrider Talritha - Playable in Dragon Paladin.
Galakrond, the Unspeakable - Galakrond Priest has been underwhelming so far.
Mindflayer Kaahrj - Decent card, but Priest struggles right now.
Murozond the Infinite - Fun card, but Priest struggles right now.
Nozdormu the Timeless - Seeing more play in OTK Paladin and Big Paladin.
Shu'ma - Niche use for token centric decks like Quest Hunter.
Waxadred - Niche card for shuffle and draw Rogue, too slow in most cases.

Saviors of Uldum
Activate the Obelisk - Priest struggles right now and Quest Priest is too slow.
Bazaar Burglary - Niche for Burgle Rogue.
Colossus of the Moon - Niche for Big decks.
Hack the System - Quest Warrior is very niche and doesn't do enough late-game.
King Phaoris - Great card for Big Spell decks, but very niche and slow.
Making Mummies - Quest Paladin will not get better without more Reborn minions.
Raid the Sky Temple - Random Spells have been proven to be inconsistent.
Supreme Archaeology - Staple in weak Plot Twist warlocks, T4 in Wild.

Rise of Shadows
Blastmaster Boom - Bomb Warrior has not been great since RoS.
Chef Nomi - Build-around for Nomi decks, Priest currently has the best version.
Commander Rhyssa - Secret Paladin is not great and Highlander Paladin is better without secrets.
Fel Lord Betrug - Staple in relatively weak Plot Twist Warlock.
Keeper Stalladris - Decent card for some Druid decks.
Lucentbark - Enables weak Druid Heal deck.
Madame Lazul - Weak stats and questionable value.
Scargil - Great card for Murloc Shaman, not playable in any other archetype.
Swampqueen Hagatha - Good card as a standalone, but too slow for most DoD meta decks.
The Boom Reaver - Decent card in Big Warrior.

Rastakhan's Rumble
Bwonsamdi, the Dead - Sees play in Combo Priest for late-game draw.
Captain Hooktusk - Playable in slower Pirate Rogue decks.
Da Undatakah - Slow card with strong synergies in Mech Paladin.
Gral, the Shark - Niche compared to better Draw options for Rogue.
Halazzi, the Lynx - Sees some play in Quest Hunter decks, but not a Staple.
High Priest Thekal - Staple in several heal-heavy decks and some play in OTK Paladin.
Krag'wa, the Frog - Playable in a Aggro Shaman, but not the best option.
Mojomaster Zihi - Tech card vs combo decks, struggles in the Standard Meta.
Oondasta - Synergy with Witchwood Grizzly and other big beasts in control decks.
Princess Talanji - Struggles to find a home after the Standard rotation.

The Boomsday Project
Boommaster Flark - Niche play in Quest and Mech Hunter.
Dr. Morrigan - Sees Niche play in Plot Twist Warlock.
Floop's Glorious Gloop - Niche for Nomi Druid and some Quest Druid decks.
Mecha'thun - Unique win condition, better in the Wild format. 
The Boomship - Playable in Big Warrior and some Mecha'Thun Warrior decks.
The Storm Bringer - Playable in Murloc and Token Shaman decks.
Zerek's Cloning Gallery - Used in some Resurrect Priest decks.

The Witchwood
Azalina Soulthief - Niche as emergency hand refill in several decks.
Dollmaster Dorian - Used in Plot Twist Warlock decks only.
Glinda Crowskin - Niche tech in Magic Carpet zoolock, lackey synergy.
Hagatha the Witch - Slower Shaman decks have been replaced by Quest Shaman, so Hagatha sees no play.
Prince Liam - Niche for Aggro Paladins.
Tess Greymane - Playable in Thief Rogue, low win rate.
The Glass Knight - Struggles to find a home in a Paladin deck.

Classic
Al'Akir the Windlord - Sees some play in Big Shaman.
Baron Geddon - Very niche board clear card without a home.
Deathwing - Playable rarely as a "Just in Case" board clear.
Onyxia - Playable in dragon decks.
Prophet Velen - Struggles to find a home in the DoD metagame and hurt by the loss of [Hearthstone Card (Mindblast) Not Found]
The Black Knight - Evergreen neutral tech card, not great in the current meta but may find a place in future decks.
Tinkmaster Overspark - Sees some play as neutral transform tech.

Descent of Dragons
Nithogg - Very slow card for the cost and the effect may not trigger.

Saviors of Uldum
None in the DoD Meta.

Rise of Shadows
Khadgar - Has struggled to find a place since Conjurer's Calling got nerfed.
Nozari - Unique effect, playable in Dragon Paladin but very low win rate.
Oblivitron - Big Deathrattle Hunter is too slow for the DoD metagame.
Tak Nozwhisker - Playable in Thief and Pogo-Hopper rogue, very low win rate.
Vereesa Windrunner - Sees play in Malygos Hunter, but is too expensive for the effect.
Zayle, Shadow Cloak - A poor man's Whizbang the Wonderful.

Rastakhan's Rumble
Gonk, the Raptor - Gonk OTK decks are not viable.
Griftah - Unreliable meme card, very low win rate.
Hakkar, the Soulflayer - Playable in mill decks, much to slow for DoD metagame.
Hex Lord Malacrass - Weak card rarely used in Highlander Mage.
High Priestess Jeklik - Struggles to find a home without Discard synergies.
Hir'eek, the Bat - Sees experimental play in hand-buff zoo, very low win rate.
Jan'alai, the Dragonhawk - Not playable since Baku the Mooneater went to the HoF.

The Boomsday Project
Flark's Boom-Zooka - Bad card in all DoD Hunter decks.
Harbinger Celestia - It's a 4-mana 1/1.
Myra Rotspring - Not playable in DoD metagame.
Zerek, Master Cloner - Effect slow and difficult to make use of, low win rate.

The Witchwood
Archmage Arugal - Not playable in any Mage decks.
Blackhowl Gunspire - Meme card, effect difficult to abuse.
Chameleos - Very weak and unreliable card.
Duskfallen Aviana - Enables some big plays...for your opponent.
Emeriss - Slow card, useless in current hunter decks.
Face Collector - Bad card. Even in Thief Rogue, low win rate.
Lady in White - Playable in silence priest, low win rate.
Splintergraft - Interesting, slow effect, hasn't found a home since it was released.
Toki, Time-Tinker - Inconsistent value card for Mage.

Classic
Gruul - Very slow card
Hogger - Weak to AOE, rarely sees play anymore.
Illidan Stormrage - Rarely sees play due to cost.
King Krush - Struggles to find a home.
King Mukla - Struggles to find a home.
Lord Jaraxxus - Gets killed too easily with Burn or Zephrys the Great
Lorewalker Cho - Meme card, needed for the longest hearthstone turn ever.
Millhouse Manastorm - A liability.
Nat Pagle - Outclassed by Novice Engineer.
Nozdormu - Meme card.
The Beast - A liability.

Again, this guide is for Standard and I highly recommend focusing your crafting or pack purchases on the Year of the Dragon expansions. For details on how Standard will rotate, check out this thread!

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