I'm also looking forward to a potential dragon paladin this expansion, but I think it's definitely more of a controlling archetype. Nozari really does not want to be in a midrange/aggressive build, it wants to be in a control build. As such, I think this deck is kinda pulling in the wrong direction. The mech package in this is kinda random and doesn't really help at all, the Glass Knight is random, and this is certainly not the place for Da Undatakah. Honestly, I think the best option is just to cut those and opt for more controlling cards. The main issue with the deck as it is right now is that it's pulling itself in way too many directions. If you want a midrange/aggressive build, cut Nozari, cut Da Undatakah, cut the mechs, and run stuff like Faerie Dragon, Nightmare Amalgam, and Crowd Roaster. In an archeptype like that, Ysera would work much better as a late-game large dragon than Nozari. What I'm trying to say is that the deck needs to decide what it wants to do and commit strongly to it, cut the random heal, mech, and deathrattle packages. Hopefully this doesn't sound too harsh, I'm just trying to help. glhf :)
Here's my take on it, if you're interested. Feel free to leave suggestions as well
https://hearthstation.com/decks/440-ros-dragon-control-paladin
I'm also looking forward to a potential dragon paladin this expansion, but I think it's definitely more of a controlling archetype. Nozari really does not want to be in a midrange/aggressive build, it wants to be in a control build. As such, I think this deck is kinda pulling in the wrong direction. The mech package in this is kinda random and doesn't really help at all, the Glass Knight is random, and this is certainly not the place for Da Undatakah. Honestly, I think the best option is just to cut those and opt for more controlling cards. The main issue with the deck as it is right now is that it's pulling itself in way too many directions. If you want a midrange/aggressive build, cut Nozari, cut Da Undatakah, cut the mechs, and run stuff like Faerie Dragon, Nightmare Amalgam, and Crowd Roaster. In an archeptype like that, Ysera would work much better as a late-game large dragon than Nozari. What I'm trying to say is that the deck needs to decide what it wants to do and commit strongly to it, cut the random heal, mech, and deathrattle packages. Hopefully this doesn't sound too harsh, I'm just trying to help. glhf :)