Yeah, this is the reason why Cubelock was so annoying. It wasn't for Bloodreaver Gul'dan nor for Voidlord alone, but rather the ability to cheat out demons and overcome their weaknesses (huge cost, discard). If it wasn't for Possessed Lackey, Skull of the Man'ari (back when they were in standard) and Voidcaller, no one would have complained about the two aforementioned expensive cards.
Colossus of the Moon because it is so scary and it will be so sticky on board... and I am not even talking about it as a great outcome from Conjurer's Calling
It was really surprising to see how people could use this spell, in order to summon and kill their own Mecha'thun. Props to the original creator for the ingenuity (whoever they are).
Priest is my favorite class and I only play Wild but I really can't bring myself to play Big Priest in its purest form. I'm proud to say that I have four distinct Priest decks and three of them have winning records and no resurrect mechanism whatsoever. My Zetalot-inspired buff deck currently has a 61% win rate. I did play a Quest Priest which included N'Zoth but with 18 deck slots I've retired the deck for a while. Amusingly, it had a losing record.
When I play a game and I realize I'm facing Big Priest I assess the deck I'm playing. If I don't think the deck is capable of prevailing I usually just quit. No reason to waste time when the odds are heavily stacked against you.
I have all of the priest cards & almost half of the Neutral collection (with entire adv: CoN,BRM, LoE, ONK)
All you've proven here is that it's less pricey to meet an arbitrary goal you've set for yourself.
Are you an HS player or an HS collector? Because even almost all of the most pay to winnest players don't have a full priest collection. Most players, nevermind f2p players who need dust, would have dusted those mindgames and lazuls long ago to craft relevant cards for one or maybe two other classes (preferably some more known for cheap, competitive decks such as rogue or hunter) for the same amount of dust you have in your collection. Mind you, I'm not saying playing one class is not a valid f2p option (in fact, it's one I used back when I was f2p), only your specific method of crafting everything in a class.
If you want to roleplay or challenge yourself with alternate goals, that's your own business but it means your collection and experiences shouldn't be used as a baseline when it comes to collection management because it's highly usual, not representative of f2p collections on a whole and sets a very poor example for aspiring f2p players who actually want to play the game rather than collect cards, as you do
I know that different people might have different experience with this new system but for me this new breakdown was more favorable.
As I have already said, this is coming from a personal experience & clearly an opinion that shouldn't be considered as fact. Some of us play it for fun cause very few of the hearthstone playerbase would ever make it as a professional let alone be at the top. I think it's better to be realistic.
I am not saying that I am writing the golden rulebook of playing hearthstone or my experience is the be all end all. People have approached this game in different manners, even the streamers streaming the game bring lots of variety on the board. I am just sharing my experience & how it have affected my experience with the game.
No wonder different people with different approach will feel different.
This card is the reason why I started playing casual rogue decks. The first decklist, which I felt in love with, from that class was Dane's Factory Rogue. It featured 2 Shadowcasters, Brann Bronzebeard, Elise Starseeker, Antique Healbot and some other battlecry minions, in order for the player to be able to survive the opponent's aggression (like Mind Control Tech).
Right. The correct approach would be to consider only meta relevant cards. At best separated in 3 tiers.
I would expect the results to show that RoS has become more expencive because so many legendarys have implications. At the same time, this means that you allmost allways can adapt your collection to the legendarys, you opened.
Besides, the system is over 2 years old now. If anything, cost hasn‘t changed in a long time.
And finally, 2 legendarys per class is not very f2p friendly since their application is often limited to a single deck. Neutrals like the ich King, N‘zoth or Zilyax are way more usefull.
The animation is cool, but it will be really annoying to play against that card as a greedy control player. It ruins buffs, deathrattle synergies and acts as a massive Devolve for big threats.
Well, i have about 10k dust, but I am not sure whether it will be worth it. Lots of class and situational cards to craft. I don't care about grinding too much, so I don't need Tier 1 decks. Just want to have a good time while climbing.
Vilefiend
2 STARS!
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I feel like keywords are also supposed to go here.
New Neutral Minion - Vilefiend
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Two Uldum Card Reveals - Dark Pharaoh Tekahn & Vilefiend + NEW LACKEY!
Can fue lakeys be silenced?
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Skull of the Man'ari
Yeah, this is the reason why Cubelock was so annoying. It wasn't for Bloodreaver Gul'dan nor for Voidlord alone, but rather the ability to cheat out demons and overcome their weaknesses (huge cost, discard). If it wasn't for Possessed Lackey, Skull of the Man'ari (back when they were in standard) and Voidcaller, no one would have complained about the two aforementioned expensive cards.
How much gold/dust will you have for next expansion?
I hace 6750 in gold and 3400 in dust. I always buy the pre realese pack and save all the gold for extra packages.
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Colossus of the Moon because it is so scary and it will be so sticky on board... and I am not even talking about it as a great outcome from Conjurer's Calling
The Boomship
It was really surprising to see how people could use this spell, in order to summon and kill their own Mecha'thun. Props to the original creator for the ingenuity (whoever they are).
Calling All Big Priests!
Priest is my favorite class and I only play Wild but I really can't bring myself to play Big Priest in its purest form. I'm proud to say that I have four distinct Priest decks and three of them have winning records and no resurrect mechanism whatsoever. My Zetalot-inspired buff deck currently has a 61% win rate. I did play a Quest Priest which included N'Zoth but with 18 deck slots I've retired the deck for a while. Amusingly, it had a losing record.
When I play a game and I realize I'm facing Big Priest I assess the deck I'm playing. If I don't think the deck is capable of prevailing I usually just quit. No reason to waste time when the odds are heavily stacked against you.
Puzzle Box of Yogg-Saron
We're gonna have some fun!
Reno the Relicologist
According to gen concious, Hearthstone has become pricer to play? is it true( A F2P player's perspective) Dust wise breakdown.
As I have already said, this is coming from a personal experience & clearly an opinion that shouldn't be considered as fact. Some of us play it for fun cause very few of the hearthstone playerbase would ever make it as a professional let alone be at the top. I think it's better to be realistic.
I am not saying that I am writing the golden rulebook of playing hearthstone or my experience is the be all end all. People have approached this game in different manners, even the streamers streaming the game bring lots of variety on the board. I am just sharing my experience & how it have affected my experience with the game.
No wonder different people with different approach will feel different.
Shadowcaster
This card is the reason why I started playing casual rogue decks. The first decklist, which I felt in love with, from that class was Dane's Factory Rogue. It featured 2 Shadowcasters, Brann Bronzebeard, Elise Starseeker, Antique Healbot and some other battlecry minions, in order for the player to be able to survive the opponent's aggression (like Mind Control Tech).
Year of the Mammoth
I would like to see a Year of the Raven card back with a raven on it as well. The art is very nice.
Oh hey, site achievements are up
Just go to your profile and click the 'achievements' link.
Ragnaros
Glad that we got this from the Fire festival event. Ever since I started playing in 2016, this was one of the card backs, which I wanted to possess.
How much gold/dust will you have for next expansion?
6960 gold, which is usually how much I've stocked up every expansion and 8120 dust because I didn't craft many cards this expansion.
According to gen concious, Hearthstone has become pricer to play? is it true( A F2P player's perspective) Dust wise breakdown.
Right. The correct approach would be to consider only meta relevant cards. At best separated in 3 tiers.
I would expect the results to show that RoS has become more expencive because so many legendarys have implications. At the same time, this means that you allmost allways can adapt your collection to the legendarys, you opened.
Besides, the system is over 2 years old now. If anything, cost hasn‘t changed in a long time.
And finally, 2 legendarys per class is not very f2p friendly since their application is often limited to a single deck. Neutrals like the ich King, N‘zoth or Zilyax are way more usefull.
Hallow's End
It reminds me of the wow "Hallow's End" event, when people can throw pumpkins at each other.
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[Hearthstone Card (BEEEES!!!) Not Found] because it has many combo potentials, its flavor is also hilarious!
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My favourite Uldum card is Earthquake because it is a very powerful control card for Shaman.
Azeroth is Burning
Damn. That's one sick card back. I love how the two different colours (factions) clash into the hearthstone symbol.
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High Priest Amet love the idea of the card
New Shaman Card Reveal - Plague of Murlocs
The animation is cool, but it will be really annoying to play against that card as a greedy control player. It ruins buffs, deathrattle synergies and acts as a massive Devolve for big threats.
Liadrin Lights the Way with Elementals!
Well, i have about 10k dust, but I am not sure whether it will be worth it. Lots of class and situational cards to craft. I don't care about grinding too much, so I don't need Tier 1 decks. Just want to have a good time while climbing.