The fragment itself also counts for quest completion, so it gives you two steps at once.

Illucia is mostly an anti-combo card.

Yes, that has been confirmed by the devs.

With a couple of more days of stats available, the list still looks good to me.

None of the other Standard adventures include exclusive cards, so they are only worth buying if you like the solo content: the content in them is better than in Galakrond’s Awakening, in which it is just an excuse to get cards.

The old adventures up to One Night in Karazhan are fine for the cards, although you can also craft the exact ones you need unless you play around a lot in Wild.

The Outcast effect of Eye Beam is that it costs (1). That overrides the discount from Skull of Gul’dan when Eye Beam is your left-most or right-most card.

All the minions in the list are easy to play before Satyr. Faceless does not add consistency, it removes flexibility by reducing the probability to be able to use Swipe in the combo and well as removing 100% guaranteed combo if you hit the same Faceless with both discounts.

Yeah, it’s definitely an interesting option for the archetype.

You will get duplicates that you can disenchant.

Ysera and Jaraxxus are Heroes that are difficult to rank in a generic tier list. They can be successful on low ranks, but as you progress through the ranks, their performance becomes abysmal.

It has summoning sickness on the turn it wakes up and cannot attack immediately.

No golden reward cards anymore. Not sure if there is a random chance to upgrade like with cards in packs or if they’re always regular, but definitely not always golden.

In the new system, you can get cards you have disenchanted from packs again once you have two copies of all the cards of that rarity from a set.

Unfortunately, you do not qualify for a free deck. Logging in today is fine, but your previous login was less than four months ago, so waiting for the expansion does not help.

Demon Hunter will get a Classic set next year: https://twitter.com/Celestalon/status/1239984442816344064?s=20

Sure, adding something viable as an evergreen would work. The point is that, as things are now, Priest needs a steady influx of new board clears as their usable ones rotate out of Standard, otherwise the class is not viable in Standard.

Winged Guardian only costs 700 gold to unlock, because it is from the first chapter. As for Dragon Hunter, you can build it without the adventure too, if you’re on a really tight budget. Actually, Galakrond Rogue can also be built without any Legendary cards, apart from Galakrond, of course, but that one is free. There are budget options for all of those decks, but this article was not about budget decks.

Sindragosa should be able to win a good number of the early rounds with the freeze-buffed minions you pick up on turns three and four. After that, the Hero Power is generally not useful and you should no longer freeze minions, unless there is something really good you want to pick up next turn, just as with the other heroes.

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There are no really safe crafts yet. Sure, if you will play with Galakrond, you want some synergy cards, and there are some cards like Faceless Corruptor that are really having a major impact already, but you typically want to craft decks and not individual cards, so it is hard to say which cards will be in decks you want to play.

Of these decks, I’m expecting Warlock and Rogue to work reasonably well, but I have not yet had a chance to test them. Shaman should also be fine, although missing out on Thunderhead can be a big deal. I played a bunch of Priest today, but it might be too slow against Pirate Warrior, I’ll see if I can make it faster.

You can definitely build a non-Quest Dragon list. This is just not that deck. You do not need to Breath of Dreams on turn two.