This very dank idea for a Keeper/Lurking combo deck has been in my mind at least half a year, but… y’know… I think you can guess why it has happened only now when you look at the cards. Anyway, the trick is that Keeper of the Vale only summons non-token minions, so wraiths from Lili’s bbs, Inkling Surge and Wraithling Swarm all don’t disturb Keeper’s minion pool. This allows us to always have a good target on the graveyard, while having a little amount of early game with Lurking, Spectral and Inkling as t1 plays.
The deck has a much better winrate going first than second actually, because you can chain stuff like Lurking-Dioltas-(grab a manatile) Keeper or Lurking-Unseven which if dispelled, gives more breathing room for the bigger end-game stuff. Many of my opponents have just clearly lost themselves (can’t say if in a good or bad way heh) when the third or fourth Dioltas has come out in midgame. Besides the combo-wombos, there’s the usual Lurking goodstuff with Rot9maymays, Vorpal and Grimes. I just had to stuff a one-off Dagona in there as well.
EMP is actually ok even with all your dying wish minions, since it’s an excellent Keeper target and all of your stuff will die anyways with all the ridiculous amounts of hard removal flying around. Darkfire is best used for a double Desolator turn, but also works to ramp something big out early.
I went a full mindblow-run with this deck to Diamond, going 6-0 (100% winrate, you asked for it, here it is!) 
k in Diamond the score was 5/14 (36% winrate). Still had one player add me after a triple-Dioltas win, all salty because “it’s stupid that Keeper doesn’t pull wraithlings”. You’re very much right my friend, this deck is very stupid. I’m actually thinking of an early retire to Frostfire mode so I can pull some even danker stuff out, don’t really feel like losing 3/4 of my games. Leave a like or comment if you’d still like to see my decks, even if they’re tested in there instead of ladder 