AgentCroque's 12 Wins Questline Druid

Here's another off-meta archetype that, with the right Passive Treasures and a piloting player good at slinging cards, can lead you to remarkable results. That's exactly the case of AgentCroque and Lost in the Park Questline Druid, which also wrote a very useful guide about what you should expect from this starting deck.

Quote From AgentCroque

The run starts of pretty predictably: use spells to gain Attack, hit the enemy face and try to copy Guff the Tough with Mark of the Spikeshell to close out games. Once your deck gets bigger, the focus shifts away from Lost in the Park, since your Attack gain density should go down.

Your Questline then becomes a hyper efficient 1 mana spell that gains you 10 armor and draws a card over the course of the game. You use your spells to control the board, or to deal damage to the enemy, if they are not the board-building type to whittle the opponent down.

The new Deadmines cards, Moonlit Guidance and Jerry Rig Carpenter, were both incredible: if you don't own the mini-set they are worth a craft.

Passives were Fireshaper and Spreading Saplings: the former is top tier in this archetype, while the latter is very good too, but there are alternatives like Khadgar's Scrying Orb.

Passive Treasures Chosen

First pool - Fireshaper

Second pool - Spreading Saplings