The only patch mentioning Tess Greymane (after 11.2) is Patch 12.0:
Resolved effects and animation issues with Valeera the Hollow, Tess Greymane, and Shudderwock.
I remember when 11.2 was announced as well as the change to Tess in relation to Yogg-Soron. I personally don't remember the announcement on the reverting but this PCgamer article has it covered
I used to watch episodes of Black Mirror with my older brother together at his home, but then he moved too far for my taste, so I stopped watching the series. :P :P :P
I'm the kind of person who usually needs to watch and share things with someone else. Most of the time, I can't stand watching a movie or series alone, and no, not even Game of Thrones (when it was good)... :( :( :(
I normally enjoy these things alone and while I can agree that watching with people is generally more fun, I can't imagine having to do this always
I mean, that sounds a logistical nightmare. What if one person doesn't like a show after getting into it but the other one does? What if one person becomes super busy (or moves away)? What if you want to start watching a show but no one is interested in what you picked? What if your friend goes, "wtf man, why are you such a fan of a complete psychopath like Ramsay Bolton?" lol
Well, it's really not a problem most of the time, at least not for me. I don't have a stablished group of friends, neither I want one. I love to hang out with all kind of people, but most of the time individualy, mostly because I enjoy doing it that way. Of course, you have to be very tolerant to do such a thing as a way of life, while being very curious at the same time. I already received some Whatsapp messages and phone calls because of my birthday, and guess what? None of them knows each other personally.
The fact I also pay a lot of attention to every single detail about the people surronding me, since they are notably different to each other, makes it easy for me to choose a good candidate to watch a certain movie or series together. :) :) :)
Oh, and while some people first reaction to my obsession with Ramsay is not very pleasant, they tend to accept it without any problem in the end, hehe. :P :P :P
Thread update - I have probably missed some cards, when Tess was played, so she still works as normal. Sorry for making this thread.
Hi all.
So I was casually playing my thief priest deck in wild, until I faced an opponent running a wild version of the Bazaar Burglary rogue. Fast forward to the moment, when they played Tess Greymane - she cast Naturalize on herself and ended the battlecry instantly. Now, it might be just a Mandela effect. I admit, that I didn't pay too much attention to the game, because I was only trying to have fun. But when Tess Greymane was played and the aforementioned thing happened, I became kinda suspecious. I am almost 100% certain, that my opponent played a bunch of cards from another class before Tess and those didn't appear after she died.
Does someone have this legendary, in order to see whether Tess Greymane works as normal?
As of patch 11.2, Tess's battlecry is limited to 30 cards and will stop if she is silenced, killed, transformed, or leaves the battlefield.
Quickly after patch 11.2, this change was reversed, Tess now once more continues her battlecry even after she is silenced, killed, transformed, or leaves the battlefield.
I'm not the biggest fan of Warrior in general, but I really am liking Trump's Tempo Warrior. I've lost count of how many times I was able to snipe the win with Grommash at the last minute.
I'm not planning on watching it. I don't like when a TV show or movie is done with the same story and characters as games where I get to make decisions and affect how the story ends. It's like a slap in the fact for me, saying "You did the story wrong. This is what REALLY happened and none of your choices mean anything". I believe that games and stories like these shouldn't have "cannon endings" for this reason. Besides, I don't have Netflix.
This is a really great fun deck. Thanks for making this.
In my games i changed some cards, trying to lean more on healing and add some tech vs secrets. Worked with varying success on Rank 5, but when it did work, damn it was satisfying.
Most opponent really don't expect this kind of deck at the moment.
I just hope that they somehow work in the storyline of the Hearts of Stone expansion. That was such a powerful story, the characters, the music, and it still resonates with me. Gaunter O'Dimm and the Von Everec brothers - just really well done. I know it's not necessarily part of the books, but just wishful thinking.
And I echo similar thoughts above, that the trailer doesn't really excite me - I hope the show steers toward the dark and ghostly feel of the books and games.
No, there is a difference between being OP and being just good. At this point in time a lot of the decks played are still experimental because the new expansion is only a few days old. Therefore stats that only count winrate are not so interesting. Say if the deck has a 75% winrate against all the tier 1 decks of the last expansion, that would mean something reliable. If I look at the best paladin murloc deck it has 60.1% winrate overall, and about even (51%) against Warrior. And its overall is influenced by its good score against the very popular druid deck, which is not so strange since its kinda aggro murloc and when druid finishes quest then we have call of the tides :).
I do plan on watching it and I was initially very hyped when I first heard of it. After watching the trailer though, I don't really know anymore. I was hoping it would be more focused on Geralt. Maybe they want to make it more like Game of Thrones with the ensemble cast thing?
I probably won't be watching too long if that's the case. I just want to watch him collect bounties on monsters, get drunk, meet really strange people, maybe throw in a quest, etc.
What I would like to see in a discussion about decks being OP or something like that is some hard verifiable numbers and definitions which can be verified in an independent manner using scientific methods. Something like "this deck will win 75% of all games on average if played by an algorithm that tries to spent as much mana each turn as possible". Something like this would be definitely OP.
I agree that you can detect if a deck is OP on the basis of what is played in the meta, say the majority of games are played between 1 out of 3 decks, 1 is the OP one, the other one is its only counter, and the third one tries to feast on the only counter, and all other played decks have seriously bad winrates against the OP deck. Something like this. Apart from this, people are always complaining about early combo's that seriously unbalance the board state, being either a board of giants, a board of murlocs or a board of big-health taunts which will soon turn into an inner fire OTK. On one hand the insane RNG luck someone can have can be irritating, on the other hand this is just part of the game and works not only for one person, but also for the other.
Are you saying you want stats to back up the fact that this deck is good? Because it is currently one of two tier 1 decks on HSReplay with a 59% winrate over a 110k sample size. I don't know what algorithms maximizing mana expenditure have anything to do with it
Posting here just to thank the devs for giving priest Wretched Reclaimer and Conjured Mirage. I don't care how popular burn mage is on the wild ladder, steal priest just became more fun to play.
I used to watch episodes of Black Mirror with my older brother together at his home, but then he moved too far for my taste, so I stopped watching the series. :P :P :P
I'm the kind of person who usually needs to watch and share things with someone else. Most of the time, I can't stand watching a movie or series alone, and no, not even Game of Thrones (when it was good)... :( :( :(
I normally enjoy these things alone and while I can agree that watching with people is generally more fun, I can't imagine having to do this always
I mean, that sounds a logistical nightmare. What if one person doesn't like a show after getting into it but the other one does? What if one person becomes super busy (or moves away)? What if you want to start watching a show but no one is interested in what you picked? What if your friend goes, "wtf man, why are you such a fan of a complete psychopath like Ramsay Bolton?" lol
What I would like to see in a discussion about decks being OP or something like that is some hard verifiable numbers and definitions which can be verified in an independent manner using scientific methods. Something like "this deck will win 75% of all games on average if played by an algorithm that tries to spent as much mana each turn as possible". Something like this would be definitely OP.
I agree that you can detect if a deck is OP on the basis of what is played in the meta, say the majority of games are played between 1 out of 3 decks, 1 is the OP one, the other one is its only counter, and the third one tries to feast on the only counter, and all other played decks have seriously bad winrates against the OP deck. Something like this. Apart from this, people are always complaining about early combo's that seriously unbalance the board state, being either a board of giants, a board of murlocs or a board of big-health taunts which will soon turn into an inner fire OTK. On one hand the insane RNG luck someone can have can be irritating, on the other hand this is just part of the game and works not only for one person, but also for the other.
I´ve been playing mostly Reno Hunter in wild this days. Will do a push for R5 with it on the weekend.
I don´t know if the meta is too unstable, the decks too unrefined, I´ve been very lucky or if people just don´t care around R8-9 in Wild, but I´ve been having a suprising winstreak.
Zephrysis just too good of a card. It always gives you reach, silence, direct damage...
Here´s my list so far: https://outof.cards/hearthstone/decks/6065-reno-hunter-uldum-update
Sunstruck henchman sleeping and silence
When the henchman falls asleep after it’s already been on the board for a turn, it cannot be silenced so it can attack, is this intended?
Tess Greymane nerfed again?
The only patch mentioning Tess Greymane (after 11.2) is Patch 12.0:
I remember when 11.2 was announced as well as the change to Tess in relation to Yogg-Soron. I personally don't remember the announcement on the reverting but this PCgamer article has it covered
The Witcher (Netflix)
Well, it's really not a problem most of the time, at least not for me. I don't have a stablished group of friends, neither I want one. I love to hang out with all kind of people, but most of the time individualy, mostly because I enjoy doing it that way. Of course, you have to be very tolerant to do such a thing as a way of life, while being very curious at the same time. I already received some Whatsapp messages and phone calls because of my birthday, and guess what? None of them knows each other personally.
The fact I also pay a lot of attention to every single detail about the people surronding me, since they are notably different to each other, makes it easy for me to choose a good candidate to watch a certain movie or series together. :) :) :)
Oh, and while some people first reaction to my obsession with Ramsay is not very pleasant, they tend to accept it without any problem in the end, hehe. :P :P :P
Zalae's Quest Shudderwock Shaman - Uldum Launch Deck
Seems like he dropped Likkim and Witchwood Piper for two Mogu Fleshshapers fo the latest version he tweeted: https://twitter.com/ZalaeHS/status/1158823087703355393
What is your favourite deck so far?
Burgle rogue it is! And it‘s finally competitive (for now at least). Just hit rank 3.
Prismatic lense pallys were fun while it lasted (both the murloc and the phaoris version). Now people know what‘s coming and save boardclears.
A deck i haven’t tried yet but looks great is big spell mage. Still debating if it‘s worth the 4K dust.
Quest druid is surprisingly ... boring. The game starts at turn 5 and from there it‘s big board after big board.
Tess Greymane nerfed again?
Thread update - I have probably missed some cards, when Tess was played, so she still works as normal. Sorry for making this thread.
Hi all.
So I was casually playing my thief priest deck in wild, until I faced an opponent running a wild version of the Bazaar Burglary rogue. Fast forward to the moment, when they played Tess Greymane - she cast Naturalize on herself and ended the battlecry instantly. Now, it might be just a Mandela effect. I admit, that I didn't pay too much attention to the game, because I was only trying to have fun. But when Tess Greymane was played and the aforementioned thing happened, I became kinda suspecious. I am almost 100% certain, that my opponent played a bunch of cards from another class before Tess and those didn't appear after she died.
Does someone have this legendary, in order to see whether Tess Greymane works as normal?
What is your favourite deck so far?
I'm not the biggest fan of Warrior in general, but I really am liking Trump's Tempo Warrior. I've lost count of how many times I was able to snipe the win with Grommash at the last minute.
The Witcher (Netflix)
But without Netflix... how can you chill
Pizza Stone
Best ever card back
Your Standard Brawliseum
Finally done.
NA 7-2 (turn 4 disconnect so not counting that loss)
EU 3-3
Asia 7-3
All in all happy with that and it's over :) Good luck to all that not completed it yet.
The Greatest Dinomancers (aka. 5/5 Dreadsteed Warlock)
This is a really great fun deck. Thanks for making this.
In my games i changed some cards, trying to lean more on healing and add some tech vs secrets.
Worked with varying success on Rank 5, but when it did work, damn it was satisfying.
Most opponent really don't expect this kind of deck at the moment.
-2 Dark Pact
-2 Power Overwhelming
-2 Darkbomb
-2 Plot Twist
-2 Novice Engineer
+1 Antique Healbot
+1 Zilliax
+2 Traveling Healer
+2 Shroom Brewer
+2 Coldlight Oracle
+1 Kezan Mystic
+1 Eater of Secrets
The Witcher (Netflix)
I just hope that they somehow work in the storyline of the Hearts of Stone expansion. That was such a powerful story, the characters, the music, and it still resonates with me. Gaunter O'Dimm and the Von Everec brothers - just really well done. I know it's not necessarily part of the books, but just wishful thinking.
And I echo similar thoughts above, that the trailer doesn't really excite me - I hope the show steers toward the dark and ghostly feel of the books and games.
Hope you guys love murlocs
No, there is a difference between being OP and being just good. At this point in time a lot of the decks played are still experimental because the new expansion is only a few days old. Therefore stats that only count winrate are not so interesting. Say if the deck has a 75% winrate against all the tier 1 decks of the last expansion, that would mean something reliable. If I look at the best paladin murloc deck it has 60.1% winrate overall, and about even (51%) against Warrior. And its overall is influenced by its good score against the very popular druid deck, which is not so strange since its kinda aggro murloc and when druid finishes quest then we have call of the tides :).
Khadgar
Thanks for your response.
Reno's Quest
Glad to hear! Hope your having fun with the deck!
The Witcher (Netflix)
I do plan on watching it and I was initially very hyped when I first heard of it. After watching the trailer though, I don't really know anymore. I was hoping it would be more focused on Geralt. Maybe they want to make it more like Game of Thrones with the ensemble cast thing?
I probably won't be watching too long if that's the case. I just want to watch him collect bounties on monsters, get drunk, meet really strange people, maybe throw in a quest, etc.
Hope you guys love murlocs
Are you saying you want stats to back up the fact that this deck is good? Because it is currently one of two tier 1 decks on HSReplay with a 59% winrate over a 110k sample size. I don't know what algorithms maximizing mana expenditure have anything to do with it
The Pepper Thread - Share Some Good Vibes!
Posting here just to thank the devs for giving priest Wretched Reclaimer and Conjured Mirage. I don't care how popular burn mage is on the wild ladder, steal priest just became more fun to play.
Cora Leaves Casting Hearthstone, Joins the Final Design Team
She was a pretty good caster. Even better than some of the guys she casted with. I don't know why she got any hate at all. Best of luck to her.
Zalae's Quest Shudderwock Shaman - Uldum Launch Deck
Is this more or less his "final version" of the deck thus far?
The Witcher (Netflix)
I normally enjoy these things alone and while I can agree that watching with people is generally more fun, I can't imagine having to do this always
I mean, that sounds a logistical nightmare. What if one person doesn't like a show after getting into it but the other one does? What if one person becomes super busy (or moves away)? What if you want to start watching a show but no one is interested in what you picked? What if your friend goes, "wtf man, why are you such a fan of a complete psychopath like Ramsay Bolton?" lol
Sneed's Old Shredder
Alright, let's be honest here. The golden version of this card is SICK.
Hope you guys love murlocs
What I would like to see in a discussion about decks being OP or something like that is some hard verifiable numbers and definitions which can be verified in an independent manner using scientific methods. Something like "this deck will win 75% of all games on average if played by an algorithm that tries to spent as much mana each turn as possible". Something like this would be definitely OP.
I agree that you can detect if a deck is OP on the basis of what is played in the meta, say the majority of games are played between 1 out of 3 decks, 1 is the OP one, the other one is its only counter, and the third one tries to feast on the only counter, and all other played decks have seriously bad winrates against the OP deck. Something like this. Apart from this, people are always complaining about early combo's that seriously unbalance the board state, being either a board of giants, a board of murlocs or a board of big-health taunts which will soon turn into an inner fire OTK. On one hand the insane RNG luck someone can have can be irritating, on the other hand this is just part of the game and works not only for one person, but also for the other.
Quest Trading - Play A Friend!
Don't add this guy BossBoss#2779
He's a scammer.
What is your favourite deck so far?
I´ve been playing mostly Reno Hunter in wild this days. Will do a push for R5 with it on the weekend.
I don´t know if the meta is too unstable, the decks too unrefined, I´ve been very lucky or if people just don´t care around R8-9 in Wild, but I´ve been having a suprising winstreak.
Zephrysis just too good of a card. It always gives you reach, silence, direct damage...
Here´s my list so far: https://outof.cards/hearthstone/decks/6065-reno-hunter-uldum-update