Upfront, this deck is based on Brian Kibler's Prime Gaming Quest Warlock. But, we wanted to make a couple minor adjustments and be a little greedier with Envoy Rustwix, because it's really fun to go crazy with him. So, the original deck does have a higher winrate (we got lucky with Kibler's version and ended up with a 65% winrate out of 23 games, whereas we ended up with a 45% winrate out of 11 games with this deck (smaller sample size of 5 wins, 6 losses, but still, expect this to perform a bit worse)). However, a number of the games with this version were a lot crazier.

So, the changes are that this version drops both Questing Explorers and Tour Guides to fit in second copies of Felosophy and Sense Demons alongside 2 copies of Animated Broomstick. That's it. Everything else is the same. The Sense Demons replaces the card draw from the Questing Explorers with more targeted card draw (and isn't useless later as we often end up with copies of Solarian Prime and/or Kanrethad Prime shuffled into the deck), and of course, the second Felosophy is pure greed. The Animated Broomsticks are somewhat questionable, but there were a few times it was really nice to rush a Prime in, get immediate healing from Khartut Defender, or have another way to ensure we kill off Rustwix immediately so the opponent can't steal him.

The deck plays just like Kibler's version (mulligan for early clears and card draw against suspected aggro decks, and you can get away with being a bit greedier against slow opponents), but against slower decks, you may be able to get 2 copies of Envoy Rustwix with Felosophy, or a second copy of Kanrethad Prime once the Aranasi Broodmothers are out of hand. To highlight the absurd value this deck can provide alongside some fun gameplay, we just released a video showing games against a couple Druids who both dropped double Ysera, Unleashed onto the board. Check it out at https://youtu.be/_ty_NCNWoME or below to see how it plays out. Have fun experimenting!