This is one of the friendliest /r/hearthstone threads I have ever seen and you're being a complete jerk. Stop it. We are all genuinely trying to help.

It is to be expected that after playing for 3 days you won't be incredibly good at the game. Maybe you think you "know how to work the cards" but you should have a skilled player maybe spectate a few games to make sure you aren't playing badly or anything. There's nothing wrong with making misplays when you're new to the game; we've all been there.

As has been said, legendaries are honestly on average weaker than things like Boulderfist Ogre. The majority of legendaries have some sort of special role in a deck -- for example, [[Justicar Trueheart]] is a powerful card on its own, but what makes it truly exceptional is its synergy with archetypes like Control Priest and Control Warrior. Putting all of your legendaries in a deck will make not work because I'd say about 75% of legendaries are not powerful on their own.

There are very few "strictly better" cards in the game. The only examples that immediately spring to mind are [[Magma Rager]] + [[Ice Rager]], [[Booty Bay Bodyguard]] + [[Evil Heckler]], things like that. I think there are three or four of those in Hearthstone.

Maybe you don't want to build some sort of hyper-competitive deck like aggro shaman. I completely understand that; I despise aggro shaman. However, if you want to get better at the game the best way to do so is to have people help you figure out plays while you find and use a deck that you enjoy.

If you want any help, you can add me -- I'm Sparkle#1230 on NA. You're not being very friendly whatsoever right now but I'd like to help you figure out Hearthstone. You can get through this part.

Once again, there's no shame in not being perfect at the game.