Honest opinion is Pally. 1 mana card that draws two 1 cost cards is almost meta defining. Other than that nothing much else will change. Oh...I guess bomb warrior got buffed to win more also. But bomb warrior is barely a problem anymore with so many decks that counter it.
I have a feeling Dr. Morrigan could potentially become viable in Wild at least, since in a deck that builds around her she's essentially a much better Cairne Bloodhoof.
To be honest, darkest hour warlock is already sstrong in wild
Netherspite Historian was my favourite card coming out of One Night in Karazhan and it hasn't changed since then. Discover a big sexy dragon? Yes please.
Sure, 2-mana Extra Arms is great, the problem is that Priest lacks other similar buffs (in Standard) so I don't think it's going to be consistent enough.
I look forward to the Pogo-Hopper buff, I was decided to play some version of Pogo Rogue next season anyway,.
I like using this for when people challenge me or i just don't know what deck i want to play. Having a complete golden deck is also awesome and i doubt i will achieve such a thing naturally.
I haven't reached Legend since I used OG HandLock in season 4 (that's like 5 years ago); so I'm usually stuck somewhere around rank 5 to get the golden Epic in the reward chest. One of these days though, I'll climb back to the orange ranks, but for now just playing casually with homebrew decks.
I'm running this version of Mana Cyclone Mage, which does pretty well against Warrior. I dropped al the cards that felt underwhelming like Banana Buffoon and Stargazer Luna, for a more consistent late-game with Astromancers and Archmage Antonidas (yes, even without the Bananas). I'm also running Doomsayers to handle Aggro as well as mirrors. He works very well with all the freezes in the deck.
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I'm doing alright with Whizbang the Wonderful, now rank 12. Since I'm f2p casual player and not particularly fond of those cheap aggro decks, it's honestly my best option. Blizzard created fine recipies and I like the fact, that I can play something different every game. Recently I've opened Nozari, so I'm toying around with Dragon Pally as well. I've miscalculated my gold, so while I'll have enough to get wing 4 on release, I might have to wait a week more to get the final chapter of the adventure.
From a Wild point of view, I'll be curious to try Crystology in a fancy Odd Aladdin Paladin with Magic Carpet (not that I expect the deck to be any better than it is already, being THE topdog deck in Wild).
And maybe Extra Arms in Wild Nomi Priest, considering Radiant Elemental, although I think that is bound to stay just a meme deck, within the tyrannical Wild meta.
Reached legend on day 6 playing control warrior with mechacthun instead of elisiana (pre-nerf) with 70% winrate and arround 50 games. Since then I've been playing the new adventure and already completed all wings in heroic mode with all available clases and completing daylies. I'm bored of the meta -again- so I won't rank next season.
I think Extra Arms won't just boost Nomi Priest, but it can enable other Priest decks to use Grave Horror as well. I've won several games with Nomi Priest without actually summoning Nomi, just by summoning two or three 7/8 taunts in one turn.
Brian Kibler played a Mech Paladin deck to legend this month that uses both Crystology and Glowstone Technician, probably similar to the deck that Dakarian describes. Kibler is actually worried that Crystology might be too good at 1 mana, since it was already a decent card at 2. There could also be new decks drawing a bunch of cheap minions and then buffing them. Maybe we'll see Beast Paladin with Untamed Beastmaster?
Thunderhead was already a good card, but is kept back by the current selection of overload cards not being all that great. Having one more health does help it stick around though, so you'll have more time to get value out of it.
A meta is hard to predict, since as decks get stronger, people swap decks to either play those or counter them. For example, I imagine that if Deathrattle Hunter and Mech Paladin see more play, people will start to run more silence effects.
In general I do like buffs. It shakes up the meta, which is good since 4 months between sets can get a bit stale by the end. It's also nice to finally be able to use cards like Luna's Pocket Galaxy and Dr. Morrigan that were interesting but unplayable because of mana cost or stats.
The buffed Warrior cards will continue to not have any place in a deck, however they will make discovers from Omega Assembly and Dr. Boom, Mad Genius better.
That being said I believe the strongest decks will remain more or less the same, although Mech Hunter might rise to the top thanks to the Necromechanic buff.
Strongest Decks After Buffs
Honest opinion is Pally. 1 mana card that draws two 1 cost cards is almost meta defining. Other than that nothing much else will change. Oh...I guess bomb warrior got buffed to win more also. But bomb warrior is barely a problem anymore with so many decks that counter it.
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Maybe stealth for 1 turn?
Or 5/10 non targetable... who know
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To be honest, darkest hour warlock is already sstrong in wild
Couple of questions
What's your favourite Dragon related card in Hearthstone?
Netherspite Historian was my favourite card coming out of One Night in Karazhan and it hasn't changed since then. Discover a big sexy dragon? Yes please.
Strongest Decks After Buffs
Sure, 2-mana Extra Arms is great, the problem is that Priest lacks other similar buffs (in Standard) so I don't think it's going to be consistent enough.
I look forward to the Pogo-Hopper buff, I was decided to play some version of Pogo Rogue next season anyway,.
What's your preferred Mage build in RoS?
Since the introduction of Ray of Frost and Magic Trick, it's definitely Quest Mage. By far.
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Zayle, Shadow Cloak
I like using this for when people challenge me or i just don't know what deck i want to play. Having a complete golden deck is also awesome and i doubt i will achieve such a thing naturally.
How is May 2019 season going for you?
I haven't reached Legend since I used OG HandLock in season 4 (that's like 5 years ago); so I'm usually stuck somewhere around rank 5 to get the golden Epic in the reward chest. One of these days though, I'll climb back to the orange ranks, but for now just playing casually with homebrew decks.
What's your preferred Mage build in RoS?
I'm running this version of Mana Cyclone Mage, which does pretty well against Warrior. I dropped al the cards that felt underwhelming like Banana Buffoon and Stargazer Luna, for a more consistent late-game with Astromancers and Archmage Antonidas (yes, even without the Bananas). I'm also running Doomsayers to handle Aggro as well as mirrors. He works very well with all the freezes in the deck.
### Cyclone
# Class: Mage
# Format: Standard
# Year of the Dragon
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# 2x (0) Elemental Evocation
# 2x (1) Magic Trick
# 2x (1) Mirror Image
# 2x (1) Ray of Frost
# 2x (2) Doomsayer
# 1x (2) Khadgar
# 2x (2) Mana Cyclone
# 2x (2) Sorcerer's Apprentice
# 2x (3) Arcane Intellect
# 2x (3) Conjurer's Calling
# 2x (3) Frost Nova
# 1x (4) Sandbinder
# 1x (5) Zilliax
# 1x (7) Archmage Antonidas
# 2x (7) Astromancer
# 2x (10) Sea Giant
# 2x (12) Mountain Giant
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# To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and create a new deck in Hearthstone
What's your favourite Dragon related card in Hearthstone?
Yeah, crafted the golden versions just because I like it so much.
Zayle, Shadow Cloak
Both Whizbang the Wonderful and Zayle, Shadow Cloak are cards meant to be there for those who doesn't have a big collection but want to play with new decks.
They're not competitive cards that can give you top tier decks in order to have an easy climb on Standard Ladder.
What's your favourite Dragon related card in Hearthstone?
Alexstrasza. For me, she wins the tie with other cool dragons because of her artwork. So blazingly perfect.
How is May 2019 season going for you?
I'm doing alright with Whizbang the Wonderful, now rank 12. Since I'm f2p casual player and not particularly fond of those cheap aggro decks, it's honestly my best option. Blizzard created fine recipies and I like the fact, that I can play something different every game. Recently I've opened Nozari, so I'm toying around with Dragon Pally as well. I've miscalculated my gold, so while I'll have enough to get wing 4 on release, I might have to wait a week more to get the final chapter of the adventure.
Strongest Decks After Buffs
From a Wild point of view, I'll be curious to try Crystology in a fancy Odd Aladdin Paladin with Magic Carpet (not that I expect the deck to be any better than it is already, being THE topdog deck in Wild).
And maybe Extra Arms in Wild Nomi Priest, considering Radiant Elemental, although I think that is bound to stay just a meme deck, within the tyrannical Wild meta.
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First thoughts on Pogo-Hopper after the buffs:
Wild · Shuffle Rogue · by anchorm4n · 7 years, 3 months ago
How is May 2019 season going for you?
Reached legend on day 6 playing control warrior with mechacthun instead of elisiana (pre-nerf) with 70% winrate and arround 50 games. Since then I've been playing the new adventure and already completed all wings in heroic mode with all available clases and completing daylies. I'm bored of the meta -again- so I won't rank next season.
Updated the deck to its final Library Miracle version.
Sadly Khadgar had to go...
Strongest Decks After Buffs
I think Extra Arms won't just boost Nomi Priest, but it can enable other Priest decks to use Grave Horror as well. I've won several games with Nomi Priest without actually summoning Nomi, just by summoning two or three 7/8 taunts in one turn.
Brian Kibler played a Mech Paladin deck to legend this month that uses both Crystology and Glowstone Technician, probably similar to the deck that Dakarian describes. Kibler is actually worried that Crystology might be too good at 1 mana, since it was already a decent card at 2. There could also be new decks drawing a bunch of cheap minions and then buffing them. Maybe we'll see Beast Paladin with Untamed Beastmaster?
In Wild I'll certainly be adding Glowstone Technician to my Handbuff Paladin (it already included Crystology).
Thunderhead was already a good card, but is kept back by the current selection of overload cards not being all that great. Having one more health does help it stick around though, so you'll have more time to get value out of it.
A meta is hard to predict, since as decks get stronger, people swap decks to either play those or counter them. For example, I imagine that if Deathrattle Hunter and Mech Paladin see more play, people will start to run more silence effects.
In general I do like buffs. It shakes up the meta, which is good since 4 months between sets can get a bit stale by the end. It's also nice to finally be able to use cards like Luna's Pocket Galaxy and Dr. Morrigan that were interesting but unplayable because of mana cost or stats.
Strongest Decks After Buffs
The buffed Warrior cards will continue to not have any place in a deck, however they will make discovers from Omega Assembly and Dr. Boom, Mad Genius better.
Unexpected Results will be nuts when created by Magic Trick now. Luna's Pocket Galaxy has a chance of actually seeing main deck play.
That being said I believe the strongest decks will remain more or less the same, although Mech Hunter might rise to the top thanks to the Necromechanic buff.
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