I just was curious about what your favorite cards are.

For whatever reason. Be it because you like the arwork or voicelines or be it because you like the card on a mechanical or power level. 

My personal favorite cards are Katarina, Li Sin, Riptide Rex and Shared Spoils.

Katarina, Li Sin and Shared Spoils because of the gameplay and Riptide Rex mostly because of the artwork. A shark with a bunch of cannons on his back? I like it a lot! 

I haven't face a single Nox aggro deck since. And I admit I stopped playing mine. You think they overnerfed it?

Razakus Priest

Wild · Reno Priest · by Aelfscyne · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Forbidden Words x 1
• 1 Northshire Cleric x 1
• 1 Potion of Madness x 1
• 1 Sphere of Sapience x 1
• 2 Bloodmage Thalnos x 1
• 2 Dead Ringer x 1
• 2 Loot Hoarder x 1
• 2 Mind Blast x 1
• 2 Novice Engineer x 1
• 2 Penance x 1
• 2 Shadow Visions x 1
• 2 Shadow Word: Death x 1
• 2 Spirit Lash x 1
• 2 Zephrys the Great x 1
• 3 Acolyte of Pain x 1
• 3 Breath of the Infinite x 1
• 3 Gluttonous Ooze x 1
• 3 Mindflayer Kaahrj x 1
• 3 Mindrender Illucia x 1
• 4 Kazakus x 1
• 4 Lorekeeper Polkelt x 1
• 4 Mass Dispel x 1
• 5 Loatheb x 1
• 5 Mass Hysteria x 1
• 5 Raza the Chained x 1
• 5 Spawn of Shadows x 1
• 5 Zilliax x 1
• 6 Reno Jackson x 1
• 7 Psychic Scream x 1
• 8 Shadowreaper Anduin x 1

21,220 Dust 1,899 0 Copy Deck Code

I'll be running with this deck in Wild on Day 1.

Scholomance card additions:

Mindrender Illucia - great tech card to derail your opponent's plans.

Sphere of Sapience - helps you control the game flow.

Lorekeeper Polkelt - helps you assemble your OTK package sooner.

Well  guys and gals after 79300 theory crafts this week  and 10 or so successful hopefuls I've done it. I've found the deck I'm playing on day 1 behold

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What will be yours?

Disclaimer: this is obviously a top level meme

I am brand new to the game, less than 2 weeks played, but I did some looking around and decided on Sea Monsters as my first real deck. It took some serious learning and experimentation with the list before I got it to a point that I feel comfortable with. Since I'm so new and my collection is lacking, I incorporated the must-haves and other things that I happened to already have, along with copious amounts of removal, and wound up with a bit of a frankenstein monster of a deck. But it has been working, so I thought I would share and see if anyone else around here is playing this deck and if they have any pointers.

So, I have yet to have the opportunity to cast this spell or have it cast against me. From the wording, it's hard for me to tell exactly what will happen.

If fewer than 6 things have died on your side, does it only summon that number of things, or do some of them get summoned twice, to make 6 copies? (Example - only 3 of your allies have died, you cast Harrowing - do only those 3 come back, or do 2 copies of each come back to make a total of 6?)

I noticed a new animation for poisonous minions, where a splash of green with a skull on top was displayed.

Is this from the latest patch? Are there any other new animations?

So normally I just use Fake GPS to 'attend' a fireside to open my packs early (for the same problem that would happen in the title. However, for some reason selecting a public Fireside event seems to be disabled on the website so I had to try to create my own unlisted event again, which to no surprise still results in the 404 error from previous years.

What gives?

This is probably the best pack I've ever opened.  I can't figure out how to insert a screenshot of it at the moment but I got:

Frazzled Freshman

[Hearthstone Card (Devolving) Not Found]

Enchanted Cauldron

Soulciologist Malicia

Lorekeeper Polkelt Golden

I couldn't believe it.  I've got two legendaries in a pack before but not one of them being golden and not with two epics.

I thought I would try a new series where we talk about the top decks being played and their relative weaknesses.

The variance featured in any card game means that it's possible to que into certain decks over and over even if they aren't statistically played the highest.

So we're going to tackle all of the usual suspects ranging from Tier 1 - Tier 2 based on popular archetypes.

1. Bilegewater Bannerman

A very straightforward list that uses Lucian and mf, in combination with going wide with lots of little dudes and buffing with barriers, and stats

The best counter to this list in on curve removal, deal with threats as they are played which will deny their aggro and snowball potential

Keep in mind rangers resolve is always an option for them and will be played in response to aoe

As for brews, any region will work as long as it's slanted towards control, with pinging effects available to shadow, P and Z, Bilge being the best

2. Ezreal TF

This is the ultimate yoink, control, endgame burn monster, that only has three overt weakness.

The first is just to play so many big dudes that 7 pings off a riptide rex isn't a big deal, deep can do this or freijord

The second is play a bunch of shadow chump that only gains value when they die like in they who endure

The third is play fast and hard with aggro

So there is no perfect brew approach just experiment with these three solutions to see what works best

3. Ash Sej

Thought to be the best midrange list, and it probably is.

It runs a ton of 5 attack creatures, and than draws off trifarian assessor

It frostbites you during combat

And it even has 1 board clear

There is only 1 weakness here and that is haaaaaard control

I'm talking, ruination, vengence, thermo beam, anything that kills unconditionally

4. Deep

Deep plays big dudes, and mills you, and it's annoying but it's also balanced

Damage done that ignores board state is your friend here

Experiment with elusives, burn options, and Ezreal to find what works best

Beyond that will of ionia is still a card and concussive palm so that region is a valid option here

As for trying to out control them that is a very bad option, go with aggro instead.

5. They who endure

Plays a bunch of dudes that threaten just enough damage to possible kills you, and then plays a 20/20 overwhelm

Another list that is designed to beat control, and aggro by draining their resources.

Here I would suggest a solid value midrange brew, play stuff that isn't threatened by their little dudes, but also will win you the game before their trump card gets too big to deal with.

Ash Sej is a solid option, tempo Sej, bannerman variants, discard because they don't have removal for jinx.

6. Burn variants

Burn will always be a thing in legends in some shape or form, because non combat damage is very good against some lists

Therefore the best counter will always be healing, usually whatever you're playing is fine but incorporate 6 - 10 points of healing for a big uptick in wins.

7. Elusives

Always tricky to play against, because winning games quickly go to losing games

Fast speed removal is your best friend here, with single combat being the a real headache the same is true of challenger

You're taking an un-interactive board and forcing interactivity, so Demacia is a solid counter

consider lux, or bannerman

8. Tempo Sej

Plays a bunch of dudes along with yoink and riptide rex

Used to be the strongest deck in the game, and is still very good.

Deep is the best yoink counter

you give them useless cards, think of high synergy brews

9. Darrowing

Nox allegience aggro, with Darius and harrowing as their endgame plan

This list can present a brewing challenge, because you are on two clocks.

The first is you die to aggro because you didn't brew in enough removal

The second is you die to harrowing

Ezreal lists are a great option here because you will be able to deal with the aggro, and burn them down when they play harrowing.

10. Karma/ Yassao

Ionia is very good at disruption, and very bad at hard removal

If you run a list that is good at board development you will win

Darrowing is a great option here, you present an aggressive board state, and even if it gets controlled out

You have harrowing and they have no healing

You'll win eventually one way or another

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There you go guys, hope you found this guide helpful, and keep brewing towards those easy and not so easy wins.

Hello there guys, I took some time to analyze all the cards I got from my early pack opening and I wanted to share it with you guys. While I didn't get that many legendary cards, I got a nice amount of golden cards from the non-golden packs.

Number of packs opened: 142 (137 normal + 5 golden)

Total number of cards

Common: 472

Rare: 146

Epic: 35

Legendary: 6

Golden Common: 30

Golden Rare: 18

Golden Epic: 3

Golden Legendary: 0

Completion percentage

Common: 104/104 => 100%

Rare: 68/68 => 100%

Epic: 35/44 => 79.54%

Legendary: 6/25 => 24%

Golden Common: 30/104 => 28.84%

Golden Rare: 18/68 => 26.47%

Golden Epic: 3/44 => 6.81%

Golden Legendary: 0/25 => 0%

Collection status

Common: All cards

Rare: All cards

Missing epics: Secret Passage

One copy only epics: Ancient Void Hound, Runic Carvings, Devolving Missiles (golden), Void Drinker

Two copies epics (normal + golden): Guardian Animals, Flesh Giant

Legendary: Jandice Barov, Mozaki, Master Duelist, Turalyon, the Tenured, Archwitch Willow, Headmaster Kel'Thuzad, Keymaster Alabaster

Feel free to share your opinions and statistics!

Just in case someone wants to know all the requirements for the special Spirit Blossom Festival event quests in advance, here they are.

Epic Quests (10 or 15 Petals)

1. Bandlescout's Code (15 Petals + Icon)
   
   • Deal non-combat damage (0/100)  AND
   • Strike your opponent's Nexus (0/50)
2. The Collector of Souls (15 Petals + Icon)
   
   • Kill 2+ enemy Units in a turn (0/20)  AND
   • Challenge Units (0/100)
3. Chase the Wind (10 Petals + Emote)
   
   • Stun, Frostbite, or Recall Units (0/90)  OR
   • Win games in Expeditions (0/15)
4. Teachings of the Dragon (15 Petals + Icon)
   
   • Cast 2+ Spells in the same Round (0/40) AND
   • Play cards that were not in your starting deck (0/50)

Event Questline (4 or 7 Petals)

1. Spirit of Temptation (4 Petals)
   • Win games in Labs (0/4)  OR
   • Win games in Gauntlets or Ranked (0/4)
2. Spirit of Loss (4 Petals)
   • Toss cards (0/40)  OR
   • Kill enemy Champions (0/5)
3. Spirit of Despair (4 Petals)
   • Win a game at 5 or less Health (0/1)  OR
   • Attack with at least 4 Units in the same attack (0/10)
4. Spirit of Hate (4 Petals)
   • Kill enemy Units in combat (0/20)  OR
   • Target the weakest enemy (0/10)
5. Spirit of Obsession (7 Petals)
   • Cast the same card 2+ times (0/5)  OR
   • Target the same ally 2+ times (0/10)
6. Spirit of Death (7 Petals)
   • See Last Breath triggers (0/40)  OR
   • Play Fleeting cards or summon Ephemeral Units (0/40)
7. Spirit of Nature (7 Petals)
   • Plant Mushrooms (0/250)  OR
   • Summon Elnuks, Poros, or Spiders (0/40)
8. Spirit of Salvation (7 Petals)
   • Support your Units (0/15)  OR
   • Allied Units survive damage (0/30)
9. Spirit of Reflection (7 Petals)
   • Give Units Barrier (0/30)  OR
   • Play Units with equal Attack and Health (0/30)
10. Spirit of Heroism (7 Petals)
    • Level Up your Champions (0/10)  OR
    • Attack with Units that cost 3 or less (0/40)

I'm Legend in Standard,

but only Bronze 1 in Wild. 

My usual rank in Wild is Diamond 5+, but in June I was only something like Platinum 8 and this month I played only 3 or 4 games.

Do you think I will lose a star this month?

For some reason I'm bored playing Wild, but there are 3-4 days left and maybe I can force myself playing it a bit to stop MMR decay. Is MMR decay a thing? Do I need to just win a bunch of games, or reach Diamond 5 to keep 10 stars bonus? Well, even if I lose a star, next time more effort will be needed to reach Diamond 5, but streaks still work there (unlike later).

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I heard you are matched according to MMR all the way to your class (1 star), after that you're not matched by MMR, but by class/rank. It's noticeable, because, e.g. my climb from 5 to Legend was easier, because people played worse and worse decks.

Friendly reminder that Scholomance pack opening is possible via Private Fireside Gathering starting today! *source

I'll only have a few hours of time when the expansion hits next week, so I decided to use this feature this time. It's pretty easy, just go here and follow the instructions. Fingers crossed for a good haul, I'll make sure to report back what I got. I'm hoping for Ace Hunter Kreen, Professor Slate, Ras Frostwhisper and Mozaki, Master Duelist. Really lots of strong epics this expansion, that might end up being quite expensive.

Good luck to all of you!

• His hero power is super fun to play with if you can use it a couple times in a game. I think the discover aspect is a little underpowered and maybe that number can be tweaked to adjust his win rates once there is more data (i.e. discover 4 minions instead)
• He feels like a combination of playing Patchwerk without the HP boost and Eudora without the consistency. You're essentially doing nothing with your hero power for most of the game and you never know when your hero power will actually activate. I think it's a fair trade-off since theoretically you could end a game having "dug" 6 golden minions from your opponents and discovering a minion from a tier up 6 different times if you happen to discover a golden minion each time from your hero power.
• The unfortunate thing is that most people who die in the early game don't have super strong minions to begin with, so often your hero power for the first couple of deaths don't provide you with a huge power boost anyways
• Because of his inconsistency I think he will be a Tier 3 or Tier 4 hero in terms of win-rates but I think you will definitely see him from time to time at all MMR levels just because there is always a chance he can snowball and win games with his hero power.

Before each expansion, I like to theorycraft at least one deck for every class, and challenge others on the Forum to do the same and share what they got. Of course originality is icing on the cake! So here's what I've got so far for Scholomance Academy. Feedback welcome!

Demon Hunter

I'm not a big fan of standard tempo DH, and not very impressed with the Token DH cards that are coming out in Scholomance. So I went all-in with the other package they're getting, the Soul Fragments, and tried to make a control deck out of it (since it includes a new 3-damage AoE and a 7-drop that summons a bunch of 3/3s with Rush).

I refrained from Pit Commander because I have 1/3 Spirit Jailers. I tried to be picky about how many Outcast cards I included, so that Double Jump will be good for tutoring Skull of Gul'dan often.

Quick Soul Fragment DH Draft

Wild · Control Demon Hunter · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 1 Consume Magic x 2
• 1 Double Jump x 2
• 1 Spirit Jailer x 2
• 2 Immolation Aura x 2
• 2 Soul Shear x 2
• 3 Eye Beam x 1
• 3 Shardshatter Mystic x 2
• 4 Ashtongue Battlelord x 2
• 4 Marrowslicer x 2
• 4 Raging Felscreamer x 2
• 5 Soulshard Lapidary x 2
• 5 Warglaives of Azzinoth x 2
• 5 Wrathspike Brute x 2
• 6 Skull of Gul'dan x 2
• 7 Soulciologist Malicia x 1
• 9 Ancient Void Hound x 2

5,760 Dust 747 0 Copy Deck Code

Druid

I really tried to make Healz Druid work, but what I came up with looked awful even with the new SA cards supporting it. So I decided to go less original and focus my deck around Guardian Animals. So I included beast synergies, but no beasts of less than 5 cost except Escaped Manasabers. Then the low end of the curve includes ramp (Lightning Bloom), removal, value-cards, and taunts to stall with.

Germination is included mostly because it's awesome to buff Speaker Gidra with. Two copies of it might be overkill though.

Guardian Animals

Wild · Beast Druid · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Lightning Bloom x 2
• 1 Crystal Power x 2
• 2 Ironbark x 1
• 2 Keeper Stalladris x 1
• 2 Rising Winds x 2
• 2 Wrath x 2
• 3 Archspore Msshi'fn x 1
• 3 BEEEES!!! x 2
• 3 Shan'do Wildclaw x 1
• 3 Speaker Gidra x 1
• 4 Escaped Manasaber x 2
• 4 Germination x 2
• 5 Lake Thresher x 2
• 5 Teacher's Pet x 2
• 5 Twilight Runner x 2
• 7 Guardian Animals x 2
• 7 Marsh Hydra x 1
• 7 Winged Guardian x 2

9,780 Dust 622 0 Copy Deck Code

Hunter

Not too creative on this one either, I just thought I'd see how much more effective Face Hunter could be with Voracious Reader to boost it. I also threw in Rapid Fire (a sometimes-inclusion anyway) with Professor Slate for a removal package that has fun with a new card, even though it's probably too specific a combo to be optimal.

If Face Play Taunt, Me Still Go Face

Wild · Face Hunter · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 1 Arcane Shot x 2
• 1 Demon Companion x 2
• 1 Dwarven Sharpshooter x 2
• 1 Toxic Reinforcements x 2
• 1 Tracking x 1
• 1 Wolpertinger x 2
• 2 Explosive Trap x 2
• 2 Pack Tactics x 1
• 2 Phase Stalker x 2
• 2 Rapid Fire x 2
• 2 Scavenger's Ingenuity x 2
• 2 Snake Trap x 1
• 3 Eaglehorn Bow x 2
• 3 Kill Command x 2
• 3 Professor Slate x 1
• 3 Unleash the Hounds x 1
• 3 Voracious Reader x 2
• 4 Dragonbane x 1

5,740 Dust 783 0 Copy Deck Code

Mage

OK, so back in Rise of Shadows, and to a lesser extent in Uldum, I really liked my aggro Spell Damage Burn Mage deck. And this set has more spell damage synergy than we've ever seen before except in RoS. So I'm hoping I can resurrect this concept.

The biggest boon is a lot more card draw to replace what Stargazer Luna once did for the deck; I've more than once wished for pretty much exactly Cram Session to exist, and now it will. So that can replace Arcane Intellect and be an improvement. Then a Voracious Reader (or maybe two? I haven't found the room so far ...) can take Luna's place.

Combustion sort of takes the place that Shooting Star once held. New 1-drop Spell Damages (!!) Ethereal Augmerchant (also flexible as removal) and Lab Partner make up for the losses of Cosmic Anomaly and Spellzerker. I also replaced Mana Reservoirs with Primordial Studies to try out; hopefully on average Reservoir or a better cheap spell damage minion will show up in the Discover pool? Mozaki, Master Duelist is an improvement on the sometimes-included Azerite Elemental from the old deck, and Ras Frostwhisper can replace the sometimes-included Arcane Explosion while simultaneously adding reach to hit face.

This is the deck I'm most excited to play in the exp, if you couldn't tell. It's expensive though. Time to spend a lot of dust ...

Phoenix Spell Damage

Wild · Burn Mage · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 1 Ethereal Augmerchant x 2
• 1 Evocation x 1
• 1 Lab Partner x 2
• 1 Primordial Studies x 2
• 1 Ray of Frost x 2
• 1 Violet Spellwing x 2
• 2 Astromancer Solarian x 1
• 2 Bloodmage Thalnos x 1
• 2 Cram Session x 2
• 2 Frostbolt x 2
• 2 Sorcerer's Apprentice x 2
• 2 Spellbook Binder x 2
• 3 Arcane Watcher x 2
• 3 Combustion x 2
• 3 Voracious Reader x 1
• 4 Fireball x 2
• 5 Mozaki, Master Duelist x 1
• 5 Ras Frostwhisper x 1

9,860 Dust 1,062 1 Copy Deck Code

Paladin

Not too creative here again; just using the new tools like First Day of School and Devout Pupil to patch up weaknesses in Libram Paladin with Lightforged Zealot (i.e. it's a "pure paladin," but one without even Lightforged Crusader, because random Paladin cards often suck). Lord Barov is almost a Wild Pyromancer + Equality combo in one card.

I'm not sure how good Argent Braggart and Judicious Junior are, but I'm experimenting with one copy of each.

Scholomance Pure Librams

Wild · Pure Paladin · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 1 Aldor Attendant x 2
• 1 First Day of School x 2
• 2 Argent Braggart x 2
• 2 Hand of A'dal x 2
• 2 Libram of Wisdom x 2
• 2 Murgur Murgurgle x 1
• 3 Consecration x 2
• 3 Gift of Luminance x 1
• 3 Goody Two-Shields x 1
• 3 Lord Barov x 1
• 3 Salhet's Pride x 1
• 4 Lightforged Zealot x 2
• 5 Aldor Truthseeker x 2
• 5 Blessing of Authority x 1
• 5 Libram of Justice x 2
• 6 Devout Pupil x 1
• 6 Judicious Junior x 1
• 7 Lady Liadrin x 1
• 8 Tirion Fordring x 1
• 9 Libram of Hope x 2

9,760 Dust 710 0 Copy Deck Code

Priest

There's no way I'm coming up with a better control priests than a gazillion Priest specialists online; it's just not an archetype I understand very well. So I went with a Zoo Priest concept instead. But then I found myself wanting to include WAY too many cards, so ... the natural solution was to go Highlander and add Zephrys the Great! (But not Dragonqueen Alexstrasza; she's way too slow for the concept.)

The biggest challenge for this deck will be generating enough card draw with Northshire Cleric gone and Power Word: Shield nerfed. I did my best, with Raise Dead, Novice Engineer, Loot Hoarder, and Voracious Reader.

Disciplinarian Gandling is kind of the linchpin card of the deck, that will probably have the highest Drawn Winrate. But you can't count on drawing him, so I tried to make the deck strong even if you don't.

Zephrys's Tempo

Wild · Aggro Priest · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Raise Dead x 1
• 1 Animated Broomstick x 1
• 1 Beaming Sidekick x 1
• 1 Blazing Battlemage x 1
• 1 Frazzled Freshman x 1
• 1 Guardian Augmerchant x 1
• 1 Imprisoned Homunculus x 1
• 1 Lightwarden x 1
• 1 Rocket Augmerchant x 1
• 1 Tour Guide x 1
• 2 Grandmummy x 1
• 2 Injured Tol'vir x 1
• 2 Kul Tiran Chaplain x 1
• 2 Loot Hoarder x 1
• 2 Novice Engineer x 1
• 2 Power Word: Feast x 1
• 2 Transfer Student x 1
• 2 Zephrys the Great x 1
• 3 Apotheosis x 1
• 3 Dark Prophecy x 1
• 3 Dragonmaw Overseer x 1
• 3 Holy Nova x 1
• 3 Magic Carpet x 1
• 3 Shadow Madness x 1
• 3 Voracious Reader x 1
• 4 Brittlebone Destroyer x 1
• 4 Disciplinarian Gandling x 1
• 4 Gnomish Inventor x 1
• 5 Faceless Corruptor x 1
• 6 Initiation x 1

5,580 Dust 630 0 Copy Deck Code

Rogue

I was pretty tempted to theorycraft a Weapon Rogue with the cute new package, but I knew I wanted to use that same package for my Warrior deck, so I decided not to put too decks that were so similar on this thread. I'll still theorycraft a Weapon Rogue, but I dunno if I'll share it.

So instead, I thought I'd update my "The Assassins" deck from AoO. It's an aggro Stealth rogue, which is an archetype I imagine will be pretty popular in SA; but I think my Plague of Madness + weapon removal combo (for hard removal + card draw) will still make this take on the deck original.

Sneaky Delinquent and Infiltrator Lilian replace Wasteland Assassin, which is a bit slow for this aggressive of a deck. The deck often went into topdeck mode even with Harrison Jones and Greyheart Sages, so I think the additions of Secret Passages and Voracious Reader will be a big power boost.

The Assassins: SA Update

Wild · Stealth Rogue · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Backstab x 2
• 1 Plague of Madness x 2
• 1 Spymistress x 2
• 1 Worgen Infiltrator x 2
• 2 Acidic Swamp Ooze x 2
• 2 Ashtongue Slayer x 2
• 2 Eviscerate x 2
• 2 Sap x 2
• 2 Secret Passage x 2
• 2 Skyvateer x 2
• 2 Sneaky Delinquent x 1
• 3 Greyheart Sage x 2
• 3 Voracious Reader x 1
• 4 Burrowing Scorpid x 2
• 4 Escaped Manasaber x 2
• 4 Infiltrator Lilian x 1
• 5 Harrison Jones x 1

6,540 Dust 546 0 Copy Deck Code

Shaman

As usual, I have lots of ideas for Shaman decks (my favorite class), but the one most likely to actually succeed is probably to take the current Totem Shaman deck and make it even faster. So that's what I theorycrafted so far.

It includes just five new cards: Lightning Bloom x1, Tour Guide x2, and Voracious Reader x2. Not much else to say.

Even Faster Totem Shaman

Wild · Totem Shaman · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Lightning Bloom x 1
• 0 Totemic Might x 2
• 0 Totemic Surge x 2
• 1 Beaming Sidekick x 1
• 1 Blazing Battlemage x 2
• 1 Lightning Bolt x 1
• 1 Storm's Wrath x 2
• 1 Surging Tempest x 2
• 1 Tour Guide x 2
• 2 EVIL Totem x 2
• 2 Flametongue Totem x 1
• 3 Mana Tide Totem x 2
• 3 Serpentshrine Portal x 2
• 3 Totemic Reflection x 2
• 3 Voracious Reader x 2
• 4 Splitting Axe x 2
• 5 Bloodlust x 2

2,080 Dust 1,040 0 Copy Deck Code

Warlock

I already did the Soul Fragments thing with DH, and I'm certainly not qualified to figure out how to improve Questlock in the new exp. So I went with the "change your health on your turn" theme. After I put in all the cards I wanted for that package, I had 6 slots left, and I was pretty close to a very evenly-distributed, symmetric mana curve, and I had some dragon-dependent synergies. I considered squeezing in a Galakrond package, but I ended up just saying "Let's see if midrange Warlock can be a thing for once" and adding a couple more dragons that fit the dents in the mana curve.

EDIT: Revised based on a friend's feedback. No longer has an eleganly symmetric mana curve, or as many Dragons for consistency, but has more draw and heal and less ways to hurt itself and is undoubtedly better.

Midrange Masochist v7.1

Wild · Unknown Warlock · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Raise Dead x 2
• 1 Animated Broomstick x 2
• 1 Spirit Jailer x 2
• 1 Tour Guide x 2
• 2 Mo'arg Artificer x 1
• 2 Nether Breath x 2
• 2 Soul Shear x 2
• 3 Backfire x 1
• 3 Luckysoul Hoarder x 2
• 3 Shadowlight Scholar x 2
• 4 Brittlebone Destroyer x 2
• 4 Cascading Disaster x 1
• 4 Circus Amalgam x 2
• 4 Shadowflame x 1
• 5 Crazed Netherwing x 2
• 5 Headmaster Kel'Thuzad x 1
• 8 Zzeraku the Warped x 1
• 10 Flesh Giant x 2

6,540 Dust 1,353 0 Copy Deck Code

Warrior

As I mentioned above, I love the new Weapon synergy cards and wanted to center my Warrior deck on that. My dream is that it might even bring Gorehowl back to relevance. So I'm gonna try.

Weapon Warrior is naturally going to take a bunch of face damage, though, so I put in a Taunt package for survivability: Into the Fray x2, Frightened Flunky x2, Infested Goblin x1, Armagedillo, Scrap Golem x1. Then I also added a small Pirate package, because that's practically required in the age of Risky Skipper and Ancharrr, and Dread Corsair fit nicely into all three themes.

Having such a big hole in my curve at 3 is a bit suspect, but the deck (now updated with feedback from a friend) is worth a try I think. I've tried out the small Taunt package + small Pirate package thing before (with either Enrage or Galakrond as the "main" packages), but the biggest thing that was missing was enough card draw. So hopefully Cutting Class will be a huge improvement on this style of deck.

Taunt/Pirate/Weapon v2.0

Wild · Weapon Warrior · by CaptainKaulu · 5 years, 9 months ago

• 1 Into the Fray x 2
• 1 Risky Skipper x 2
• 1 Upgrade! x 2
• 2 Armorsmith x 2
• 2 Battle Rage x 2
• 2 Corsair Cache x 2
• 2 Frightened Flunky x 2
• 3 Ancharrr x 1
• 3 Infested Goblin x 1
• 4 Dread Corsair x 2
• 4 Reaper's Scythe x 2
• 4 Steeldancer x 2
• 5 Cutting Class x 2
• 5 Doctor Krastinov x 1
• 5 Scrap Golem x 1
• 6 Armagedillo x 1
• 6 Armored Goon x 2
• 7 Gorehowl x 1

7,800 Dust 617 0 Copy Deck Code

Because I seriously remember reading some kind of interview to the HS staff where the guy said something along the line of "Dont dust your Wild card just yet! You are going to be able to use them in the upcoming mode". I cant find this quote now tho' and being myself a free to play-er and having neglected the game in favor of LoR those last months, I was thinking of dusting some old legendaries to keep up with the new cards. Dont want it to turn out to be a shitty idea when the new mode is announced, can somebody confirm this?

Basically, pick a deck that has an elusive. Keep it in hand until it's lethal and attack with it.

Pretty sure that's all we'll see while we have this rule. You should just never cast an elusive early. With 30 health it's not even worth it.

When I was building my Totem Shaman, Trick Totem appeared under Shaman cards, but once I published the deck it appears under the neutral cards in the decklist. This seems to be occurring with all decks that include Trick Totem and I don't see this problem with any other dual class cards that I've included so far.

Here we are, I've nearly completed my free to play collection, and can provide a deck for literally every champion in the game except for Fiz who is just kind of irritating lol.

Mixed? A bit let down I guess?

So far there are a lot of interesting mechanics, but I can't but feel that I'm so far only really excited about the new DH cards (because it pulls the class away from just hyper aggression) and the various deck manipulation neutral legendaries. Maybe standard players are more excited about this expansion, but so many of the dual class cards seem way more powered down than they could have been. I'm legit not even excited for any of the rogue legendaries, for example. None of them match even the post-nerfed rogue Galakrond (which begs the question why you'd play them over him competitively).

I just feel this expansion has a ton of neat flavor and novelty, but in more cases than not lacks the power level, which can't help me feeling like SA is a better version of TGT in modern HS.

What are your guys' impression so far? I'm also curious how any fellow wild players view the impact of this expansion. Can't help but feel most of the impactful cards will mainly be restricted to the neutral legendaries.

So after all the cards got released I like to do some sort of sorting, which card belongs to what archtype (or several)

I won't go and rate every card.. that's tidious and guys like trump or regis do better job at that.. so I will just put my thought on which archtypes we can expect and which archtypes got more support.

Going on alphabetical order, shared archtypes will appear on both classes.

Demon Hunter

Druid

Hunter

Mage

Paladin

Priest

Rogue

Shaman

Warlock

Warrior

If I missed an archtype it's fine I probably did I think this time around the meta will be diverse unless something goes horribly wrong.. (I have a feeling it will be because of druid or shaman..)

Brann + Illucia will do nothing but will revert the deck and hand with opponent on your next turn, giving your opponent a useless deck till the end of the duel. It should work and I don't think this is tested.

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