CrazyKlino’s Ultimate Secrets Midrange Paladin (Season 33)

I would highly recommend trying this deck out in Wild when you get the Secrets daily quest.  Now that there are eight different secrets, it makes it harder than ever for opponents to guess what it is, and makes it all the more likely to buff up the Secretkeeper to unimaginable levels of power and have a secret in play to activate Illuminator , Avian Watcher and Mad Scientist , as well as guarantee a huge tempo when you play Mysterious Challenger .

You definitely want to play a Secretkeeper on Turn 1 and if you go second, then you start out with a 2/3.  Every early turn your opponent does not react will give you time to get your hand out, then refill with Divine Favor .

Not only do you have a good chance of beating your opponent with this deck, but in all the decks I have played, I never had so many opponents rage quit.  I would not be surprised if you had players concede all the way to Legend with this deck.

The most important thing when playing this deck is to anticipate what your opponent is going to do, then play a Secret that counters his move.  By doing so, you will have his head spinning so much, he will not know which end is up!

Keeper of Uldaman is not just in this deck due to his quote, either (although, it certainly hints at how effective he is in a Secrets deck).  He is the utility you will need to take and keep the advantage as the game goes on.

A Silence and anti-Secret card will cause the opponent to get a strong tempo on you, but most players only keep one of these kinds of cards in their deck, so it does not mean the end necessarily.

I would like to end with saying that I have not laughed so hard while playing a Hearthstone deck.