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I always wondered, why golden cards would change your heropower to golden. Am non golden cards would "undo" your golden Heropower.
Shouldn't the golden heropower be a sign of completing the 500 wins? And therefore not be achievable by crafting/opening a golden card?
What do you think?
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I always wondered, why golden cards would change your heropower to golden. Am non golden cards would "undo" your golden Heropower.
Shouldn't the golden heropower be a sign of completing the 500 wins? And therefore not be achievable by crafting/opening a golden card?
What do you think?
Imagin playing a golden DK and not getting a golden hero. Feels totally wrong imo. Hero cards are within the most amazing golden legendarys exactly for that reason. (I opened a golden Valeera, probably my favorit golden card
You would start the game as a non-golden hero anyways.
Golden Genn and Baku only affect your heropower and not the portrait so you‘re still not all golden.
Quote From Bersak Imagin playing a golden DK and not getting a golden hero. Feels totally wrong imo. Hero cards are within the most amazing golden legendarys exactly for that reason. (I opened a golden Valeera, probably my favorit golden card
You would start the game as a non-golden hero anyways.
Golden Genn and Baku only affect your heropower and not the portrait so you‘re still not all golden.
Still, a golden HP should be an achievement, not something you "buy".
If you have a golden class, you should always have a golden HP no matter if the card that interact with it is golden or not.
Sadly it doesn't work this way, so if you wanna keep a golden HP you need to actually play a golden card.
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