No Bloom, M'Cthun

Trivia:

Okay, so this was the version on Mecha'thun Warlock I settled on after the nerf to "Bloodbloom" was announced. Why? Because Drakkari Enchanter + Emperor Thaurissan would cost 9 Mana and take up a whole turn just for the setup.

Instead of relying on luck to live through a whole dead turn I decided to go for something rather different. Dollmaster Dorian + Plot Twist, enabled by [Hearthstone Card (Mechathun) Not Found]'s new friend Kael'thas Sunstrider opens up a new way to cheat out a 0 cost Cataclysm. The goal is to empty your deck asap, play any cheap spell (0-3 mana), Dollmaster Dorian (5 mana) and Plot Twist (2 mana). Now the whole board can be easily destroyed by playing Cataclysm for 0 mana, thanks to our freshly spawned friend Kael'thas Sunstrider.

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Dedicated Guide follows when I have more time/people show enough interest.

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Questions that might come up:

Q: Why are you playing Zephrys the Great and Reno Jackson even though you have so many duplicates ?

A: The whole deck cycles especially fast and those cards will be enabled faster than you think.

Q: Wouldn't it be better to play more duplicates and drop Zephrys the Great and Reno Jackson completely ?

A: I prefer the upside of the highlander cards because Zephrys the Great gives you the most efficient answer for a board and Reno Jackson is too much healing to give up.

Q: Why not Keli'dan the Breaker?

A: Yeah it is a Plot Twist deck but he is not that great of a tool as you think because you are sitting on the second Plot Twist most of the time. So no...he isn't flexible, just very clunky.

Q: Why even play the Quest ?

A: Tapping with the enhanced HP not only allows you to discount Cataclysm/Mecha'thun and freeing up some of your build around cards but also allows you to get far more efficient card draw and removal and hey...you have to draw your deck anyways :)