I'll start by saying Ive checked if there are similar threads but I didn't find any. Sry if it's a repeat.

Next I'll say out of.cards is truly great! The only thing I'm not really into is the dark colour theme, but its overall so much better than HS?

Now to the main topic: I have no idea how much coding or recourses or whatnot it would take, but an app for mobile and desktop would be awesome! Something like I keeper, but apart from card tracking you could also check the forums on the same app. Maybe there can even be a streaming mode!

Again, no idea how much work this would need, but it would be awesome!

Hey folks,

I'm having an issue when I open hearthstone and some of my decks (always random) are shown as incomplete (but they are not) in play menu.

I need to open a deck in my collection, close it and then it's totally fine.

Is it everyone or just me?

The site's coming on fabulously.
One minor annoyance that would make a fair amount of different to the User Forum Experience would be to have a Return to Top of Page link and / or a breadcrumb for the bottom of the page.

This is most noticeable on thread pages with  many posts as it is quite aggravating having to continually scroll to the top of the page when wanting to return to the main thread list etc.

I'm left with 4 classes to turn golden (Druid/Hunter/Shaman/Warrior) but I can't find any Deck from those classes that intrigues me so I'd be happy to see some Decklists or even just Deck ideas from you guys.. It doesn't matter whether the Deck is Wild or Standard and the cost isn't a problem either... Just please do not suggest Aggro or Tempo Decks because I can't play those properly and don't find them interesting in the slightest... Combo Decks are what I like the most but I wouldn't mind Control either as long as it's not fatigue based...  

Hi there,

there's a standard version of mech hunter which already shows some promise in the current meta:

Boom Hunter (Legend)

Wild · Mech Hunter · by anchorm4n · 7 years, 3 months ago

• 1 Mecharoo x 2
• 1 Tracking x 1
• 2 Bomb Toss x 2
• 2 Explosive Trap x 1
• 2 Fireworks Tech x 2
• 2 Galvanizer x 2
• 2 Venomizer x 2
• 2 Whirliglider x 1
• 3 Bronze Gatekeeper x 2
• 3 Spider Bomb x 2
• 3 Unleash the Hounds x 1
• 3 Ursatron x 2
• 4 Explodinator x 2
• 4 Replicating Menace x 2
• 5 Leeroy Jenkins x 1
• 5 Wargear x 2
• 5 Zilliax x 1
• 6 Missile Launcher x 2

4,880 Dust 7,122 11 Copy Deck Code

It won't lose much with the rotation and I'm planning to give it a real try on ladder once the new expansion hits. This deck snowballs pretty fast and has quite some burst potential even if you lose the board several times. As usual with hunter, draw is an issue which can at least partially be solved with Cybertech Chip. As long as mass silence is not a thing, I'm very optimistic to make this work!

What do you think? Any ideas how to further improve the deck?

An announcement was made that other site was purchased by another entity that has taken over ownership now. 
What I liked is the backing of the mods and, of course, Flux. 90% were in support of Flux and the Mods and even this site...not that they are here and still posting there : / Curious as to everyone's thoughts about that site not closing and new ownership taking the helm of the ship.

Hi everyone!

I know that the Tavern Brawl is not the most popular game mode out there, but I certainly really like it and look forward to it each week (despite the last few being quite disappointing in my opinion). While the site is configured to display the brawl name and if it is even on, the little tidbit just sits there in the corner, with a dark-ish tone and design that fits the site quite well - making it blend in too much with the background of everything.

My proposal is very simple - just turn the lights on in the Tavern Brawl background when it is on. That way, it would be harder to miss when the brawl is in effect, and at a quick glance - without even having to read the text. When the Brawl ends and we are waiting for another - just turn the lights off to the current design. Now I really don't know how difficult something like this is to implement, and if it can be automated in any way - but if it is possible - I think many people might like it.

I've made a small mashup of how it might look like - and I would really like to hear people's opinions on the matter!

Cheers!

While I greatly enjoy the dungeon run style of single player content, it always annoys me how boring and repetitive the first few levels are.

I think allowing the player to draft a treasure and/or 3 cards *before* the first encounter would create a lot more variety in that first game, not to mention allowing the first boss(es) to be buffed a little to actually make the fight interesting. Rhastakhan's Rumble took a step in the right direction by allowing the player to draft a loa at the outset, but even there the fact that each loa has one starting deck means that after a while the first encounters become boring and predictable. And of course with Dalaran Heist we went back to picking a passive treasure and cards after the first encounter, which IMO is a clear regression (that said, being given a choice of hero powers and starting decks is a definite improvement).

Now I don't expect the existing adventures to be substantively changed, but it'd be nice if the devs could front-load a bit more choice/variance at the beginning of the run in future adventures. It'd make the first few levels more exciting, greatly improve the replay value and make it easier to fish for certain treasures/comboes once you're at the point where you've already beat the bosses and you just want to try wacky stuff.

I've been thinking of crafting the thing to play around with, put it in a couple of differed cheap mech decks... I've seen OTK quest mage with it in some video, anyone have experience playing this guy?

I remember that at one time on Hearthpwn, around the end of Ungoro era, we could be able to vote which cards are good or which cards are bad. It's different from individual card pages where we can vote. I believe there should be something sweet added for some twist: Let us vote cards while guessing at same time. People who got it right should get an achievement. I think these kind of "games" should attract more attention and unite the community more often.

So, what do you think of this idea? Is it good or bad?

Stands and their abilities from JoJo's Bizzare Adventure in Hearthstone! What do you think?

*SPOILERS*

I'm excited for it, especially with being able to play characters other than Sora again (which was what I had hoped KH3 would have done more of originally). The extra lore teasers involving Luxu and Luxord also seems really interesting. Overall I'm happy with what will be included, although I'm a little put down at the thought that being able to play as Aqua or Roxas will only be for the Keyblade Graveyard, but oh well.

How has the trailer/announcements met or fallen short for what you hoped the DLC would bring?

Hi everyone, 

first of all, nice job improving the site,

I was thinking about to add a Heroes Gallery in the guides section with all playable skins (similar to the cardback's guide format) 

What do you think?

regards

So yea I have done a few runs now where this has been the best treasure choice, sometimes twice.

From reading the card you would expect the enemy hero to take 2 damage per turn per copy, except this never happens.

No matter how many copies they have in hand they still only take 2 damage per turn. Is this correct? can someone explain this interaction to me and why it works this way and not the way the logic dictates on reading the cards

I have screen shots but not sure how to upload them on here :/ 

Hi,

before anything, let me say thanks to the team behind the new website, it looks terrific and fast, i wish you all the best :)

Now, on to a feature request: apparently, the password can't be updated in the profile management section. Or maybe it's me that i didnt find the option. It would be cool to have this ;)

Thanks again!

Hi guys!

Recently I've tried using the collectible card filter page here on OoC, and while the filtering function seems to be very efficient and quick, one window in particular was a bit difficult to use. The specific window I'm talking about is the expansion selector - it is rather small compared to the amount of things you can select from. While I do understand that the window is built the way it is because it allows for multiple selections (and not a simple drop-down menu like the rest of the inputs on that page), it is a bit janky to use on the user-side of things.

I've put together a proposed solution (quickly, in paint - don't judge ^_^) in which the "expansion" window is simply enlarged to be the size of 2 "lines" (vertically speaking). This allows for way more lines to be displayed and makes it easier to navigate and select from. I have to preface this by saying I don't possess any technical knowledge regarding implementation - so I might be proposing something which is impossible or just not worth the hassle - but I think it would be great if something like this could be done.

Couldn't find a way to upload an image here, here's a link to imgur: https://imgur.com/9nv7UTs

Would love to hear your opinions!

Who else is enjoying this new content?  I am trying to get check marks across the board!  So far finished it as the flame mage d00d except for the random bonkers deck.  I tried to work on heroic and omg it's hard haha.  That Gnome Rogue can beat me even though he is the first boss.  His combos can really add up.

Home page is loaded almost instantly. No spinners/delays/placeholders. Well done! 

I probably a bit salty right now, but is the matchmaking bugged?

Finnally crafted down odd paladin, and 2 out of 3 match againts a warlock, who plays Despicable Dreadlord. I have seen that since it was in STANDARD. Obvioualy i didn't draw any weapon to kill and lost the game. Then i say "if so many non-big priesf control deck are here, finally let's play jade druid". Immedietly a murloc, who kills me over 6 turn.

Wtf this matchmaking? I'm the only onw who feels this way?

Hi all! I'm Scarlet, and I tend to make a lot of custom cards, so I put some into a new video of mine to discuss and talk about them. I'd really appreciate any and all criticisms and feedback possible! 

Thank you!

Dear Flux and the Team!

It would be awesome to find these two things added to outof.cards:

1. On each decks' page naturally insert its winrate from hsreplay.net. I bet there is an easy way to check winrates automatically once a deck is uploaded, and you can even give credit to HSreplay nearby, maybe even partner with them for some benefit! I would love this so much since its very easy to fell in love with a nice written guide and overestimate its competitiveness, so I usually check all decks on hsreplay just to make sure my expectations don't get too high. 

Check out my Paint skills (https://imgur.com/9oxoJgq):

2. The box with the most recent and hot decks was actually very helpful in browsing decks. Honestly, it is very uncomfortable to search decks when there are so many. Opening each in the list is just too much time. Even such if such feature doesn't make a cut to the front page, you could put that somewhere else (e.g. https://outof.cards/hearthstone/decks/ page). Although you have such a thing on the front page, it is not that informative and doesn't feature "by class" tab and has too few decks shown.

Some more pics, if I manage to insert them correctly (https://imgur.com/QzwE9Ye):

Thanks again for your honest work!

It is no secret I'm a Nintendo fanboy. Whether you love me or hate me for it, I accept your decisions. I wanted to catalog all the awesome stuff Nintendo talked about today and with that, give people easy access to pre-order new titles which in turn helps support the site. I also hope that we can talk about all the announcements too.

There's a ton of stuff that came out in the direct, I'm primarily just looking at the first-party Nintendo stuff. There are a few other fan-favourites included (sorry if your favourite game didn't make the list.

Here's the full direct if you missed it

This thread has affiliate links to purchasing some of these games on Amazon.com. Pre-ordering and eventually buying a game through these links helps support Out of Cards in our goal to be independent.

Breath of the Wild Sequel

Link's Awakening

Link has washed ashore on a mysterious island with strange and colorful inhabitants. To escape the island, Link must collect magical instruments across the land and awaken the Wind Fish. Explore a reimagined Koholint Island that’s been faithfully rebuilt in a brand-new art style that will entice fans and newcomers alike. Battle enemies as you conquer numerous dungeons and uncover the hidden secrets of the island. Encounter Super Mario enemies like Goombas, Piranha Plants, and more, and interact with unique locals who help Link on his adventure.

Release Date: September 20, 2019.
Pre-order Basic Edition: Amazon.com
Pre-order Dreamer Edition: Amazon.com
Pre-order Link Amiibo: Amazon.com

Trailer

Gameplay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHwhTv-LdPY

Luigi's Mansion 3

Wield the upgraded Poltergust G-00 to slam and blow away the ghosts’ defenses, or summon Gooigi, an all-green doppelganger that can help Luigi overcome obstacles he can’t get past alone. In ScareScraper mode, race the timer to clear various objectives on a series of floors with up to 8 players. Luigi’s Mansion 3 will suddenly appear on the Nintendo Switch this holiday 2019!

Release Date: Holiday 2019
Pre-order: Amazon.com

Trailer

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, start fresh on a deserted island and enjoy a peaceful existence full of creativity, freedom, and charm as you roll up your sleeves and make your new life whatever you want it to be. Collect resources you can craft into everything from creature comforts to handy tools. Embrace your green thumb and try out some new tricks of the gardening trade. Set up a perfect homestead where the rules of what goes indoors or out no longer apply. Go fishing, pole-vault across rivers as you explore your island home, make friends with new arrivals, kick back and enjoy the seasons, and more!

Release Date: March 20, 2020
Pre-order: Amazon.com

Trailer

Gameplay

In this live demonstration, you can get your best look yet at the game with commentary by developers Aya Kyogoku and Hisashi Nogami. We cover the new crafting mechanics and outdoor decorating, while also discussing the setting, multiplayer, and the basics of island life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEh3MPy4GAU

Mario Maker 2

Release Date: June 28, 2019
Pre-order Basic: Amazon.com
Pre-order Basic w/ 12mo Online: Amazon.com

Gameplay

In this live demonstration, we’re joined by Super Mario series veteran developer Takashi Tezuka for a walkthrough of the all-new Story Mode in Super Mario Maker 2. Stay tuned for more coverage of this game from E3 2019.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Release Date: July 26, 2019
Pre-order: Amazon.com

Trailer

Spyro Reignited Triology

Play Spyro on-the-go! The original roast master is back, and he’s on-the-go! Same sick burns, same smoldering attitude, now all scaled up in stunning HD. Spyro is bringing the heat like never before in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy game collection. Rekindle the fire with remastered versions of the original three games, Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! and Spyro: Year of the Dragon. Explore the expansive realms, re-encounter the fiery personalities and relive the adventure in fully remastered glory. Because when there’s a realm that needs saving, there’s only one dragon to call. Arrives on Nintendo Switch on September 3, 2019.

Release Date: September 3, 2019

Trailer

No More Heroes III

The latest numbered entry in the No More Heroes series... No More Heroes 3 is coming to Nintendo Switch in 2020! Travis Touchdown returns to Santa Destroy after a ten-year absence. There he finds a huge artificial island metropolis floating in the sea, and a mysterious flying object hovering high above. Who really is the deadly killer Travis must face off against this time?!

Release Date: 2020

Trailer

Astral Chain

The few survivors of a massive global disaster gather together in a futuristic megacity. Now it’s your job to protect them against otherworldly invaders–but you’re not alone as a member of a special police task force equipped with sentient armaments called Legions. In this brand-new action game from PlatinumGames, control the protagonist and a Legion simultaneously to chain stylish combos. Change Legions on the fly to vary your style and unleash a variety of abilities. The last remnants of humanity depend on you, and to save the world, you must investigate its dark side. Astral Chain launches on the Nintendo Switch on August 30th, 2019.

Release Date: August 30, 2019
Pre-order: Amazon.com

Trailer

Gameplay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX5V9uOVD4k

Collection of Mana

Collection of Mana ushers players into the enchanting world of the Mana series with the first three titles, Final Fantasy Adventure, Secret of Mana, and for the first time in the West, Trials of Mana (known as Seiken Densetsu 3 in Japan). 3 classic games, 1 incredible collection!

• Experience Trials of Mana (Originally released as Seiken Densetsu 3 in Japan), localized for the first time in the West
• All 3 games now include a convenient quick save feature
• Adventure with friends utilizing a local multiplayer mode

Release Date: August 27, 2019
Pre-order: Amazon.com

Trailer

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

Military nation Galbadia has declared war on the Dukedom of Dollet, left with no choice but to hire a mercenary force for their defense. Enter SeeD and its newest member: Squall Leonhart. Together with his friends, Squall joins Rinoa Heartilly, a member of the resistance, on a journey that holds the fate of their world in its balance. Final Fantasy VIII is coming to Nintendo Switch in 2019.

Release Date: 2019

Trailer

Pokemon Sword & Shield

• A new generation of Pokemon is coming to the Nintendo Switch system.
• Become a Pokemon Trainer and embark on a new journey in the new Galar region!
• Choose from one of three new partner Pokemon: Grookey, Scorbunny, or Sobble.
• In this all new adventure, you'll encounter new and familiar Pokemon as you catch, battle, and trade Pokemon while exploring new areas and uncovering an all-new story.
• Get ready for the next Pokemon adventure in the Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield games.

Release Date: November 15, 2019
Pre-order Dual Pack: Amazon.com
Pre-order Sword: Amazon.com
Pre-order Shield: Amazon.com

Gameplay

Watch this live demonstration of Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield, streamed right from the E3 show floor! You’ll get your best look yet at what it’s like to play the game, delivered by the people who know it best—the developers and Nintendo.

Cadence of Hyrule

Play as Cadence, Link, or Princess Zelda as you move to the beat and try to defeat an evil menace disrupting Hyrule.

Release Date: June 13, 2019

Gameplay

Introduction

Zakat's got big plans. He's a trade-prince, but he's always been one of the weaker ones. But things are going to change. Zakat's been amassing wealth to do what everyone once thought was impossible—he's going to break into the famed Azerite Vault. Can you help the mysterious Nexus-Prince pull off the greatest heist in history?

Mechanics

The core mechanic of this expansion is the Side-Quest. It functions very similarly to the regular Quest mechanic, except it's attached to minions, and both the quests and the rewards are much smaller in the scale. Side-Quests can only be completed once, and they can't be completed once the minion dies. Help these people do their jobs, and they'll return the favor in the form a nice advantage!

A few kind-hearted (and not so kind-hearted) souls have some loose change that they may willing to lend you. At least, for a little while. But be careful, Coins are only available while supplies last!

The Cards

Neutral Commons

Neutral Rares

Neutral Epics

Neutral Legendaries

Druid

Hunter

Mage

Paladin

Priest

Rogue

Shaman

Warlock

Warrior

F.A.Q. (No one asked, but shush)

Q: What year is this a part of?
A: This exists in its own "Year of the Viper", together with Azeroth's Most Wanted. This "year" happens alongside the current Year of the Dragon.

Q: What sets influenced the balance of Azeroth's Most Wanted
A: This was the first set of the year, and this was made before the rotation of the cards related to Odd and Even cards. Any future changes will only be remade to changes that come up due to the sets that came out after this.

Q: What are the full plans for the set?
A: Voice acting for the cards, more lore, perhaps a logo for the expansion (and the previous one), stuff like that. If you wanna help, feel free to shoot me a DM if you wanna help!

The Super Duper Amazing Dev Team

Dezitronix     -     Project Lead
Cyclick     -     Standard Format Expert
Nerdtron (formally)    -     Card Designer
Daffythscoot     -     Card Designer
Spindan     -     Card Designer
Cece (formally)    -     Voice Actor

Our Other Expansions

(Year of the Viper, Set 2) The Crystalarium (WIP)

Hiya. 

 So I was idly flicking through the Internet and thought to myself "I wonder what's the longest anyone has played Hearthstone for in one sitting?" 

 Google to the rescue. Turns out it's 38 hours and 22 minutes non stop, streamed via Twitch by a Greek dude.

 That seems like it's beatable. 

 Anyone wanna try? It'll be for Charity obviously... 😉

 I mean, how hard can it be? Right? 

I believe wording on the title isn't correct but I will explain what I meant by that: Let's say I build a Druid deck. Druid has 18 pages, while Neutral has 94 pages. There, I am on 28th page of Neutral cards. Then, I need to have a look at Druid cards. After that, when I return to Neutral cards, it returns at 1st page, not 28th page. Same issue with Druid card section.

In short, whether we are Class card section or Neutral card section, when we interchange card sections, Deckbuilder should memorize wherever/whichever page we are, and it shouldn't return to 1st page every time. So, is it possible to implement this sweet feature? It also saves time for deckbuilding more conveniently.