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I think its one of those moments where I agree with the devs that a change in mechanics like that can make the game needlessly complicated.

If the effect is given when its played, then it should stick. Kinda like how if something is given rush, lifesteal, etc. then copies of it should also gain it. Like Houndmaster Shaw, even after hes gone midway attack so long as it already gives out rush then the other minions don't automatically lose it.

Un-nerf please. Not even close to broken compared to other things happening in wild.

To follow on, personally I'd be splashing in Dawnspeakers as well. Dawnspiders has fallen off the meta a little, but any deck you're trying to flood with is one Dawnspeakers has a solid chance of performing in.

To make room for the above, I'd be dropping Vile Feast, personally. It's a fairly weak card at the two mana slot. I'm also a little skeptical about running the full three copies of Rekindler and Rhasa because they're really quite heavy in a midrange deck.

My guess is you're avoiding splashing Demacia to guarantee the Wraithcaller proc, but generally taking suboptimal deckbuilding choices to improve your odds on a single card slot is unlikely to be effective - particularly comparing LoR to Hearthstone, where you've got a bigger deck size with fewer card draw options.

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It's one of the few situations where a physical card game would actually be clearer in some ways. A 'stack' in other card games is pretty clear in execution - you work down from the top. Runeterra has essentially the same stack, but because it'd be more difficult to see the lower cards in a digital format you wind up with a left-to-right display as well, which is marginally less intuitive.

Now that that's done, my comments:

• This isn't really a spiders deck; its your typical midrange SI wraithcaller deck.  If you're trying to play it like a spider deck (i.e., trying to level Elise), you're probably piloting it wrong
• Most of these decks are running The Harrowing; its pretty much broken when you rez mulitple Hecarim
• They also tend to splash Demacia for Relentless Pursuit
• They also tend to drop Rhasa entirely and often Ledros too and just focus on attacking with/resurrecting Hecarim until they pull of huge Harrowing.

...There.  I've taught you how to be a filthy netdecking meta player.  I need to go take a shower now; meanwhile, enjoy the remaining 2 weeks until the inevitable Hecarim nerf--at which point you'll need to netdeck a new strategy.  :-P

Best excuse to post a nostalgic memorium retrospective of HS award goes to ShadowofSense for his amazing leap year's contribution :    '' (...) because time is an illusion and the calendar is ridiculous. '' 

In the future if you want to share a deck on this site, you should:

1. Click on the "Deckbuilder" button 
2. Import your deckcode, then at the bottom fill out the associated fields for name, etc and click "save"
3. This will automatically take you to a new page that has a unique number in the URL; take note of this number
4. Come to the forums, and in your associated forum post write down that number, then highlight it and click the "Runeterra Deck" button  

If you do that, you should get a result that looks like this:

If they keep the rules the same, there is no point in doing a sequel, but if they change the rules then the old cards cannot be kept because they might not make sense under new rules.

I don't think I would play it if it meant starting a new collection from scratch, unless the game was extremely generous with its freebies. I don't even have the Classic set complete yet after 6 years of playing.

What I would like to see is Hearthstone AR, if it's done like the AmazingLP card reveal videos.

You DEFINITELY need to sort this out with Riot's support team.

Be considerate of the fact I think they all work in US Monday-Friday, so you probably aren't going to hear back from them for the next ~40 hours.  But in my limited experience, when they do finally get around to responding, the guys seem pretty friendly and understanding.

They could have made it "Your minions with 3 attack or less have Charge", similar to Southsea Deckhand. That would at least have solved the interaction with Frothing Berserker.

!yeah. Played Whizbang for few day to rank 10. It's much fun than this boring meta except I got a lot of Galakrond Priest!

This was a confusing time for me because I didn't pay attention to hearthstone news whatsoever and played on my phone only. When wild was created I was oblivious and was wondering where all those cards I used to see went. I only had a very basic mage deck and I had no expansion cards so my deck was still valid. I realized what had happened much later when I one day hit that wild button and it all made sense! Hahaha

Hearthstone 2????  If there is a Hearthstone 2, they better transfer all cards to the sequel.

Feugen

if this is wrong i would like a hint

Baku the Mooneater

task: another odd synergy card

I'm in favor of un-nerfing it, but it would have to be moved to the Hall of Fame so it doesn't completely shift Standard.

it wasn't  a mistake, it was a necessity. Charge is not a keyword that should just be granted to any minion.

I could honestly see some Frothing Berserk BS now with Risky Skipper if Warsong was unnerfed.

I don't know that straight un-nerfing Warsong Commander would be a good idea, but I'd love to see it get the old effect but with Rush instead of Charge.

Even then it'd be worse than cards like Houndmaster Shaw, but it'd at least be somewhat viable for a newer player.

They should honestly admit their mistake and un-nerf warsong commander. It sucks seeing new players with a 3 mana 2/3 in their deck with do nothing.

MTGA's card "styles" are so lackluster... Hearthstone's are so much more polished and cool

Dragons are the new Demons I guess....at least in terms of lategame.

Also Cobalt Guardian is still at tier 3 and noone seems to care.

Prince Taldaram

A minion with conditioned battlecry.