I'd gladly give away the whole package (together with useless stuff like Lightwell, Mindgames, Temple Enforcer and Lightspawn) in order to have a viable evergreen set and a different win condition.
It's been a long time and most of the community agrees that Priest needs some kind of rework.
I can understand that it might not be a type of game that everyone can enjoy, but you cant really know if it would be up your alley until you play it yourself. The games are rather quick, so id say just try it for a while and see for yourself.
Yes, it can get kinda repetitive, but playing with different heroes and trying different strategies will keep you entertained for a while. And they do change up the meta rather often (every few weeks) and then you have to kinda figure out the game all over again, so you can always play it for a while and then come back to it after the changes to get fresh gameplay again.
Like i said, it isnt for everyone, nothing really is, but until you try for yourself, how can you know it isnt for you? ;-)
Yeah, some old adventures, even Heroic, are not as tought as they were originally, since you can use new cards that make the bosses look like a bit silly. That being said, they are still tons of fun and even more so for someone who does not have a big collection, so they have to figure it out with the cards they have, that has always been the most fun for me personally. So if anyone else is buying up old adventures and playing them out, good luck and have fun!
PS: if you want some guides on how to beat Heroic Bosses, check out neonangel's youtube channel. He has been making those guides for a while now and they r of great quality.
I've had fun and a little low-level success with a Tempo orientated Dragon Paladin. Frizz, Dragonrider and DragonSpeaker make the medium dragons beefy.
you can always just look up some of the old heroic decks on Hearthpwn.
Some of them still work really well.
A small tip: OTK strategies are pretty viable since most bosses are geared to outvalue you on the board but are very susceptible to stalling. (you can just oneshot Nefarian with Mecha'thun since his starting deck is pretty much just vanillas with a slightly better odd paladin hero power)
Lots of interesting stuff this year in HS, Zephrys the Great marking the highest pinnacle of card design in HS ever. and a great summary here!
However, let me be unpopular, and remark how stupidly broken cards were printed this year, namely Arcane Flakmage and the buff to Crystology (on top of already problematic Galvanizer).
Making Burn decks resilient to Token, and giving Card Draw to Aggro: this is how you UNNECESSARILY break historical auto-checks for the respective archetypes, making the meta experience in Wild sub-optimal, much worse than it could and should be.
Using a classic RPG jargon, 2019 was a high intellect year for the devs, but I wish 2020 brings more wisdom.
Except for the Hongkong-Controversy, this has been a stellar year for Hearthstone!
The Nerfs to certain problematic Cards and the little bit of love that Wild received are probably my years' favs. It's also pretty cool we saw the Team respond more often to the Communities reaction and give some more Insight on their design process.
About Divine Spirit: I think Inner Fire should get the Axe instead. It would open up more Design-Space for Cards that care about Minion-Health or interact with that in a way (i.e. High Priest Amet) if the Devs would change/HoF that Card.
I think no one can agree as much as I do. The most triggering part about HoFing Mind Blast is not that they chopped away a super cool combo card that saw a decent amount of play through the years and represented Priest's shadow spells really well (second only to Penance and Shadowreaper Anduin in my opinion), but that they replaced it with a totally useless card that can't even be run for Auchenai OTKs since you can only heal your face. It was a straight up "fuck you".
It's been almost half a year and I still miss Mind Blast in Standard.
"Blizzard pushed out another round of card nerfs for the year, this time focusing on nerfing previously buffed cards in the Boomsday Buff patch and some problematic cards, including one hellraiser from Wild, Barnes.
This was the first time Blizzard nerfed a wild-only card showcasing they do pay some attention to the format and it is possible we could see it happen again in the future since there is now precedent."
A slight slip up here as Aviana was nerfed last year, but otherwise a great summary!
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
That's right! You're next.
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
High Inquisitor Whitemane is the only one i can think of
She was one of the four horsemen tokens:
They were dk's so she was dead
Also the effect is to destroy the enemy hero if you have the all four horsemen so she wanted to destroy but now she revives
Also uther of the ebon blade and his tokens are in wild rn. But she is back in standard as a classic card
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
I'd gladly give away the whole package (together with useless stuff like Lightwell, Mindgames, Temple Enforcer and Lightspawn) in order to have a viable evergreen set and a different win condition.
It's been a long time and most of the community agrees that Priest needs some kind of rework.
73% Winrate Rank 5 to Legend Secret Highlander Hunter
I don't own Dragonbane and was thinking of replacing it with Acidic Swamp Ooze also. Is it replaceable or a must craft card?
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Thx, i'll try.
No, site News are excuded of course.
I just can't get myself to try BGs atm
I can understand that it might not be a type of game that everyone can enjoy, but you cant really know if it would be up your alley until you play it yourself. The games are rather quick, so id say just try it for a while and see for yourself.
If you want to get some basic info, here is our guide for beginners.
Yes, it can get kinda repetitive, but playing with different heroes and trying different strategies will keep you entertained for a while. And they do change up the meta rather often (every few weeks) and then you have to kinda figure out the game all over again, so you can always play it for a while and then come back to it after the changes to get fresh gameplay again.
Like i said, it isnt for everyone, nothing really is, but until you try for yourself, how can you know it isnt for you? ;-)
Happy new year Everyone!
Happy New Year as well!
Just a thanks to all who helped in making fun decks.
Yeah, thanks to all the deck creators, you are certainly a lifeblood of the community, be it that you are liked or hated! Onward to the next year!
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Yeah, some old adventures, even Heroic, are not as tought as they were originally, since you can use new cards that make the bosses look like a bit silly. That being said, they are still tons of fun and even more so for someone who does not have a big collection, so they have to figure it out with the cards they have, that has always been the most fun for me personally. So if anyone else is buying up old adventures and playing them out, good luck and have fun!
PS: if you want some guides on how to beat Heroic Bosses, check out neonangel's youtube channel. He has been making those guides for a while now and they r of great quality.
Fan Community Spotlight - 2019 Retrospective
Thanks to all HS Custom Creators for making amazing stuff like this. Always happy to see what could be. Love you <3
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
This should be an easy one:
First I came dead, then I was alive
I wanted to destroy, now I revive
To new adventurers this is unknown
As I greet them from my standard home
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
Great summary! And pretty nice year for Hearthstone overall indeed. Im interested to see what brings the next one.
Standard Meta Report #16 - December 22, 2019 - December 29, 2019
I've had fun and a little low-level success with a Tempo orientated Dragon Paladin. Frizz, Dragonrider and DragonSpeaker make the medium dragons beefy.
Need Help With LOE
you can always just look up some of the old heroic decks on Hearthpwn.
Some of them still work really well.
A small tip: OTK strategies are pretty viable since most bosses are geared to outvalue you on the board but are very susceptible to stalling. (you can just oneshot Nefarian with Mecha'thun since his starting deck is pretty much just vanillas with a slightly better odd paladin hero power)
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
JFK has it. Nicely done!
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
Nightscale Matriarch?
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
Nope. Beasts aren’t the only kind of minions with fangs and claws..
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
Lots of interesting stuff this year in HS, Zephrys the Great marking the highest pinnacle of card design in HS ever. and a great summary here!
However, let me be unpopular, and remark how stupidly broken cards were printed this year, namely Arcane Flakmage and the buff to Crystology (on top of already problematic Galvanizer).
Making Burn decks resilient to Token, and giving Card Draw to Aggro: this is how you UNNECESSARILY break historical auto-checks for the respective archetypes, making the meta experience in Wild sub-optimal, much worse than it could and should be.
Using a classic RPG jargon, 2019 was a high intellect year for the devs, but I wish 2020 brings more wisdom.
I just can't get myself to try BGs atm
What is your point? Just play it or don't, don't know why this is worth a topic.
MTG Arena - Theros: Beyond Death Card Spoilers December 31
Communion with the stars:
I'm sure by looking at that card "incantesimo - aura"
that it should read: enchant a creature or enchantment.
As aura's always read "enchantment - aura" just under the picture
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
Except for the Hongkong-Controversy, this has been a stellar year for Hearthstone!
The Nerfs to certain problematic Cards and the little bit of love that Wild received are probably my years' favs. It's also pretty cool we saw the Team respond more often to the Communities reaction and give some more Insight on their design process.
About Divine Spirit: I think Inner Fire should get the Axe instead. It would open up more Design-Space for Cards that care about Minion-Health or interact with that in a way (i.e. High Priest Amet) if the Devs would change/HoF that Card.
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
I think no one can agree as much as I do.
The most triggering part about HoFing Mind Blast is not that they chopped away a super cool combo card that saw a decent amount of play through the years and represented Priest's shadow spells really well (second only to Penance and Shadowreaper Anduin in my opinion), but that they replaced it with a totally useless card that can't even be run for Auchenai OTKs since you can only heal your face. It was a straight up "fuck you".
It's been almost half a year and I still miss Mind Blast in Standard.
Happy new year Everyone!
happy new year everyone
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
was also about to comment on this! agree great article overall though. i think sea witch might have been the first wild-only nerf (from memory)
The 2019 Hearthstone Year in Review
"Blizzard pushed out another round of card nerfs for the year, this time focusing on nerfing previously buffed cards in the Boomsday Buff patch and some problematic cards, including one hellraiser from Wild, Barnes.
This was the first time Blizzard nerfed a wild-only card showcasing they do pay some attention to the format and it is possible we could see it happen again in the future since there is now precedent."
A slight slip up here as Aviana was nerfed last year, but otherwise a great summary!