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That was really enjoyable - the plot twist wasn't that surprising - but going full circle with the story felt great.
I personally preferred the one where Rafaam wins it all and narrates his glorious escape, but Reno's always entertaining!

Hey updated the cards. Reworked some, replaced some characters. Let me know what you think. Anyone have good fanart of whizbang? couldn't find any.

Every Villain Is Lemons is my personal head cannon

Making every card viable is the funniest part to me. Every other card game has either given up on that idea, or struggle to make that idea work. Magic and Hearthstone has so many draft chaff and weird cards to cover the unviable cards, while Gwent just moves from meta to meta with every balance changes.

Good, bg's have been not fun since Tirion and the new demons were added. 
Before that patch, you had multiple tribes that could get you in the top 4. Now, you have to go for demons. I'm looking forward to a new meta with multiple viable strategies!

Control is the name of the women respecter who made that deck. Check out his yt channel, hes pretty chill and a big brain gamer!

If you play Res or Quest Priest...You suck at life and are worlds biggest pussy

Welcome to Westfall! This place became full of bandits and outlaws when the Defias Brotherhood took it over. Now the area is just small towns, farmers, cowboys, and outlaws. Crime runs rampant and civilization is nowhere to be seen. https://classic.wowhead.com/westfall

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Special thanks to Demonxz95, smiles, Zozoth, cheese, and TheFriendlyEnemy for helping with this project!

Control Lock creeping back into the fray

This plus Dark Pharaoh Tekahn in lock or This guy plus Conceal in rogue will be hilarious

I played HS from the beta until a few weeks ago when Legends of Runeterra came out and I'm so glad I switched. RNG can make games fun, but HS takes it way too far. RNG should be like a little spice making matches different, not one of the main factors that determines how a match goes. I know some decks have little to no RNG, but far too many have it as one of their primary resources.

One of my favorite changes going from HS to LoR is that you can include 3 of any card in your deck. So no more highlander decks. No more hoping to draw that one card in your deck you need.

I have had multiple issues with it only counting a small portion (or none at all) of whatever I needed to achieve.  I noticed that if I switched from playing AI to regular PVP it seems to not do that hardly at all, but still has a few times.  It was way more prevelant in the first week-ish.

Just... this

Well, this way it's surely random :)

Lots of fun :)
Nice deck!

I own three Elise, two Hecarim, and one Thresh, so maybe that's a sign that I should be playing Dawnspiders 2.0.

Anything written in italics is flavour/reminder text, not an actual effect.

For example: Dr. Boom, Blessing of Kings, Marin the Fox.

It's kinda funny to see Noxus used in control decks.  I don't doubt the effectiveness; it's just not what you think of for that region.

Bye :)

oh and ofc his hero power only accounts for Standard spells...which are totally not rigged at all and never actually hurt him.

People actually paid for this shit and they couldn't even be bothered to come up with a realistic challenge.

I try to avoid Champions that need a lot of support -- unless I know that specific kind of support is frequently offered in the buckets for that region.

For example, even though Fiora absolutely requires support, you know Demacia will offer you plenty of combat buffs.

On the other hand, you would have a hard time convincing me to pick Shen, as Barrier is not super easy to come by.

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In my view, gamers - across all games, not just this one - are far too quick to scream for nerfs instead of exploring counters.

Yet Riot does plan to do a balance patch once per month, so it makes sense to drill down on the most obvious offenders.

At the moment, Elusive is pretty near the top of the list, along with certain aggressive tools from Shadow Isles.

Given that there will be monthly balancing: If not this, what?