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Control Paladin is a Paladin deck type. It revolves around the use of strong removal in the form of 
Aldor Peacekeeper and Equality to stay in the game and out-resource most decks.
The deck aims to prevent the opponent from establishing a board during the early turns, playing powerful cards during the midgame to begin stabilizing, and then dropping threatening late-game powerhouses to secure the win. The deck is able to consistently use its hero power, Reinforce, during the early turns, allowing it to out-value some other control decks.
In Wild, Control Paladin also sometimes carries 
N'Zoth, the Corruptor. The N'Zoth variant revolves around using N'Zoth to resummon the very strong Tirion Fordring, alongside other deathrattle minions. Generally the N'Zoth package is fairly light, sometimes just carrying Tirion alongside one or two copies of a card like Infested Tauren.
Control Paladin is usually be built into an OTK-style Combo deck using 
Uther of the Ebon Blade alongside cards like Youthful Brewmaster and 
Zola the Gorgon to activate Uther's built-in win condition.
Sometimes, a heal-based package can be based on 
High Priest Thekal, 
The Glass Knight, Zandalari Templar and various other cards which synergize with healing to construct Control Paladin, this subtype is commonly referred to as "Healadin". Control Paladin can also utilize the various spells it has at its dispense and build a more spell based deck, utilizing Shirvallah, the Tiger, Spirit of the Tiger, Lynessa Sunsorrow, Immortal Prelate and sometimes an inclusion of the Paladin Quest, 
The Last Kaleidosaur along with Sound the Bells to complete it. Larger spells such as Lay on Hands and Dinosize can also be used to construct a deck based more around Spiteful Summoner, but this is rarely seen due to having to give up useful cards such as Equality and Time Out!
Common Cards[edit source]
The following cards are usually in the deck.
Core cards[edit source]
The following cards are played in most or all versions of the deck:
Dragon variant[edit source]
The following cards are played in the Dragon variant:
Optional cards[edit source]
The following cards are played more than occasionally, but not always:
Wild cards[edit source]
This section concerns content exclusive to Wild format.Wild cards that fit well into this deck type:
