Paladin cards for this set feel like they just took Paladin cards that were cut from previous sets and released them all without really caring that they didn't really synergize together or have a theme or even help create new decks.
This card is gonna be busted beyond belief. Swashburglar and Fire Fly were both immediate staples in rogue for their tempo, combo enabling, and resource creation. Pharaoh Cat is better than either of those by a mile. Good God, I cannot wait to play this card. Also, I put my money on this being one of the best cards in the set.
I'm aware, but you are running all of two cards that require spells (the weapon and to my side). You are running Subject Nine and Reno, so you're already more likely than not going to get clogged up until the late game where you've drawn more of your deck.
Rather than running terrible cards like Lock and Load...
Hmm... You've no idea, really: In Spell Hunter, it's the best card due to potential of cycling your spells into something more useful, just like Mana Cyclone.
I guess what I'm saying is spell hunter in reno fashion isn't a strong concept, so you should just shift this to more of a proper reno.
That's your decision for Reno Spell Hunter, I respect that. For me, it's worth testing, and I will when new expansion launches. As for proper Reno Hunter decks, I made this deck and this deck, so I know the basics.
It feels exciting for the first day. Then you just feel bad, because when you lose, it's because the rng didn't roll you the statue when you needed it, or didn't revive the minion you wanted. It's not a skill deck, it's mostly rng. When you win the early rng, you win the game, when you don't you lose.
Oh and when you start winning games with big priest after day 2 you feel like shit because all the times you have just been lucky to roll the minions you wanted. That's my experience with big priest. And i won't play that total rng deck anymore.
Basically when you play that deck for long enough, it feels like you are a coward waiting to draw the right cards as they mostly are just one offs. And i'm not exaggerating, this is honestly what i felt
True, but at least this card goes back into your deck afterward so you can play it again later unlike Frost Nova. Great for stalling with combo/control decks until you can play your AOEs.
I'm aware, but you are running all of two cards that require spells (the weapon and to my side). You are running Subject Nine and Reno, so you're already more likely than not going to get clogged up until the late game where you've drawn more of your deck. Rather than running terrible cards like Lock and Load, I think you are better off running some more high powered minions. I guess what I'm saying is spell hunter in reno fashion isn't a strong concept, so you should just shift this to more of a proper reno.
I remember back in the Witchwood expansion, I started to think that one card who can deal against high health taunt cards like Witchwood Grizzly, mainly Crazed Alchemist. It's really a great card to try it out during the starting of expansion, because there's obviously a high expectation for anyone to try out high taunt minions, especially against aggro decks. Now this will be my second tryout for Crazed alchemist to step again into the game just for the starting days of expansion, but I think there are better aggro tools nowadays. (this is atleast somewhat BETTER than silence)
The card itself looks really stand out in the game. but... I can't tell much about it when it has an entirely new mechanic, so I can't wait to see the benefits of using this card or dealing with it in the game.
If you just have 1 of these and no other cards, you wont fatigue because start of turn effects happen before your drawstep. The only caveat to this is that this card never gets to attack
Keep that in mind that there are also some people who only tries to counter Big Priest since it is the most frustrating deck to play against.
There are decks in wild which is only built for countering Big Priest. If you are ready to be stressed, go ahead.
But I won't suggest you to play, at least I'm not playing to avoid stress. It is stressful to play with and against any hated-deck (it is Big Priest here).
Barnes was one of my favorite cards before KotFT. Shame i didn't play with him since Big Priest became popular.
I don't see any new powerful archetype getting into the meta after the first few weeks of experimentations, but some cards will indeed find a space in some of the already existing one empowering them even more.
But we're still missing some Quests, so maybe there may be "hidden gems" that can create totally new decks.
Are burnt out streamers good for HS?
Well, Toast is approaching a half hour late on his card reveal if that tells you anything about how he feels atm.
Uldum Card Reveal - Mortuary Machine
Anka cus I wanna try mechathun rogue
Uldum Paladin Card Reveal - Pharaoh's Blessing
Paladin cards for this set feel like they just took Paladin cards that were cut from previous sets and released them all without really caring that they didn't really synergize together or have a theme or even help create new decks.
Uldum Card Reveal - Conjured Mirage
Druid deck with Oaken Summons, Grizzled Guardian, Da Undatakah + Astral Tiger and Augmented Elekk to annoy your opponent to death?
Saviors of Uldum - 5 Pack Bundles Giveaway
Well from the revealed cards i think that Puzzle Box of Yogg-Saron is going to be fun to play due to it's randomness.
New Rogue Minion - Pharaoh Cat
This card is gonna be busted beyond belief. Swashburglar and Fire Fly were both immediate staples in rogue for their tempo, combo enabling, and resource creation. Pharaoh Cat is better than either of those by a mile. Good God, I cannot wait to play this card. Also, I put my money on this being one of the best cards in the set.
Uldum Card Reveal - Mortuary Machine
...how?
Reno! Where are My Spells?
Until it's tested, we can't be so sure of it.
Hmm... You've no idea, really: In Spell Hunter, it's the best card due to potential of cycling your spells into something more useful, just like Mana Cyclone.
In this deck, no need to, really. Just test this out and you will see.
That's your decision for Reno Spell Hunter, I respect that. For me, it's worth testing, and I will when new expansion launches. As for proper Reno Hunter decks, I made this deck and this deck, so I know the basics.
New Neutral Minion - Conjured Mirage
Although certainly an interesting card, I don't think it'll see much play. I'm not sure most decks care much for a Frost Nova.
Uldum Rogue Card Reveal - Shadow of Death
So this would not work with Pogo's then?
should i play big priest?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Never.
should i play big priest?
It feels exciting for the first day. Then you just feel bad, because when you lose, it's because the rng didn't roll you the statue when you needed it, or didn't revive the minion you wanted. It's not a skill deck, it's mostly rng. When you win the early rng, you win the game, when you don't you lose.
Oh and when you start winning games with big priest after day 2 you feel like shit because all the times you have just been lucky to roll the minions you wanted. That's my experience with big priest. And i won't play that total rng deck anymore.
Basically when you play that deck for long enough, it feels like you are a coward waiting to draw the right cards as they mostly are just one offs. And i'm not exaggerating, this is honestly what i felt
Uldum Card Reveal - Conjured Mirage
Super interesting for silence priest. Wild's version of it now has more options than it can even include.
Cloud Prince
I dont know if flakmage makes it, but this definitely makes the cut.
Uldum Card Reveal - Conjured Mirage
True, but at least this card goes back into your deck afterward so you can play it again later unlike Frost Nova. Great for stalling with combo/control decks until you can play your AOEs.
Infinite Copy OTK Druid
I added it now ^^
Reno! Where are My Spells?
I'm aware, but you are running all of two cards that require spells (the weapon and to my side). You are running Subject Nine and Reno, so you're already more likely than not going to get clogged up until the late game where you've drawn more of your deck. Rather than running terrible cards like Lock and Load, I think you are better off running some more high powered minions. I guess what I'm saying is spell hunter in reno fashion isn't a strong concept, so you should just shift this to more of a proper reno.
Uldum Card Reveal - Conjured Mirage
I remember back in the Witchwood expansion, I started to think that one card who can deal against high health taunt cards like Witchwood Grizzly, mainly Crazed Alchemist. It's really a great card to try it out during the starting of expansion, because there's obviously a high expectation for anyone to try out high taunt minions, especially against aggro decks. Now this will be my second tryout for Crazed alchemist to step again into the game just for the starting days of expansion, but I think there are better aggro tools nowadays. (this is atleast somewhat BETTER than silence)
The card itself looks really stand out in the game. but... I can't tell much about it when it has an entirely new mechanic, so I can't wait to see the benefits of using this card or dealing with it in the game.
New Neutral Minion - Conjured Mirage
All aggro decks have cheap target removal so Idon’t think this card will be too much of a problem. I can just venomizer it and carry on with my day.
New Viable Archetypes in Saviors of Uldum?
I'd like to see at least 1-2 new dragons, so I can play Dragon Druid just for fun :)
Should Hearthstone have Creative Mode
I mean, isn't it already an option with friends? You just agree to do it.
Uldum Card Reveal - Conjured Mirage
If you just have 1 of these and no other cards, you wont fatigue because start of turn effects happen before your drawstep. The only caveat to this is that this card never gets to attack
should i play big priest?
Keep that in mind that there are also some people who only tries to counter Big Priest since it is the most frustrating deck to play against.
There are decks in wild which is only built for countering Big Priest. If you are ready to be stressed, go ahead.
But I won't suggest you to play, at least I'm not playing to avoid stress. It is stressful to play with and against any hated-deck (it is Big Priest here).
Barnes was one of my favorite cards before KotFT. Shame i didn't play with him since Big Priest became popular.
New Viable Archetypes in Saviors of Uldum?
I don't see any new powerful archetype getting into the meta after the first few weeks of experimentations, but some cards will indeed find a space in some of the already existing one empowering them even more.
But we're still missing some Quests, so maybe there may be "hidden gems" that can create totally new decks.
Here's some art, make a card! [Legacy Game]
Based it off of his Tomb of Sargeras boss fight where he summoned reflections you had to fight.
EDIT: Sorry I skipped over you Wailor!
Next up, an elemental.