Pretty much the title.
When you end the game as another class while playing rogue as Maestra of the Masquerade, you gain experience for the changed class, not for Rogue.
It felt funny so i wanted to open a thread about it. Anyone noticed it or is there any announcement about it which i don't know ? I am asking because It might be a bug.
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Pretty much the title.
When you end the game as another class while playing rogue as Maestra of the Masquerade, you gain experience for the changed class, not for Rogue.
It felt funny so i wanted to open a thread about it. Anyone noticed it or is there any announcement about it which i don't know ? I am asking because It might be a bug.
I can't say whether or not it is intentional, but it is inline with how playing a hero card from another class works so I wouldn't call it a bug.
Did not know that but i guess the chances of ending a game as another class with Maestra is still pretty low - also i think it is not a bug !
Dont think its a bug. Its not a 'disguise'. What it really means is that you transform into another class at the start of the game and transform back when you play a rogue card.
That would explain why youre able to discover cards from the disguise's class rather than rogue cards.
lol, I know how it works with discover. That was already what I was doing while playing with Maestra of the Masquerade. Discovering cards from other classes as much as possible then turn into Rogue to complete [Hearthstone Card (Find to Imposter) Not Found]. This was the deck I was using;
It was just weird when I won before I turn into Rogue and I forgot about how it works with Hero cards for a moment.
Yeah, seeing as you Discover cards of the class you are disguised as before turning back into a Rogue, you are actually that other class unless you play a Rogue card during the game. At least in terms of how the game views you until you turn into a Rogue, you are that class. So it makes sense that you'd gain XP to level that class instead of Rogue.
Doesn't mean it's intentional though, but maybe it is? I doubt it's something that they will address though even if it is unintentional.