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Mulligans
General Mulligans
Most of the time you should just always keep a one drop and keep fishing for Keleseth, but in certain match-ups if you are on the coin and have a good curve you do not need to only keep one drops. Obviously, you want to draw Keleseth as much as possible.
This is a classic midrange deck with the many powerfull Paladin cards. The plan in concept is simple: draw Keleseth, secure the board, and land buffs on both divine shield and windfury minions until the opponent cannot continue. It contains many powerful Paladin legendarys and KFT’s new board buffing cards: Cobalt Scalebane and Bonemare. While it is not a aggro deck it is meant to continue pressuring the opponent till he dies.
I am no professional so any feedback on this deck will be accepted.
Great deck this i have been trying decks all day with the cards i have and this one has been the best so far! Currently rank 9
Beating a quest mage tho 100% won happen
Deck is good but I’d cut one or two weapons. 4 weapons is too much in a Paladin deck, if you consider this as a midrange deck then you should really add Consecration and equality (or 2 consecration). Check my paladin deck lists on my profile if you want to see other paladin decks, I made many of them.
I recommend you to play Marin the Fox with the turn Kodo so you don’t lose your draw on the Curator and gets more midrange/control cards.
Because Vicious Fledgling is an aggressive card on my opinion and you don’t to hold the board with it, you want to go face and adapt it.
I’d cut a truesilver champion for spell breaker. The deck is strong, just needs a way to either push damage or silence a crucial card for opponent.