I get it, the site doesn't get enough support from the community and we need ads or else the site will go under, but there are just too many ads. Ads at the top of the screen are fine, ads in between the threads/tavern brawl/deck discussion are fine, ads at the bottom of news posts are fine, but when there are ads in between, next to, and even inside of comments and thread replies it is just too much. The site feels cramped and cluttered. Please move these ads somewhere else or just get rid of them, it is hard to read the threads now and it makes the site less usable. Please. I hate this.

I played Murozond the Infiniteafter an enemy shaman played his Galakrond, and i did not transform into Galakrond. It replayed all the cards except the hero card.

This is a bug right? Vanessa does replay hero cards.

Has anyone found any success with Galakrond in Warlock? I've tried some Zoo strategies, but it basically gets blown out by Galakrond Shaman's rush invoke.

I've just started trying to make a more control-oriented Darkest Day Galakrond work with things like Plague of Fire to get value out of the token imps, but so far results are unclear.

Hi folks,

netdecking is a shameful sin but some of us just suck at putting together 30 cards in a meaningful way on our own. With christmas coming, I thought I'd just put my wishlist here and wait and see if one of you could help me out. I offer my eternal gratitude and upvotes galore in exchange.

So here goes... who could provide one or more of the following lists:

Standard:
Heropower Hunter
Ramp Druid
A working Rogue list, preferable with Togwaggle, Galakrond and Waxadred

Wild:
Updated Pirate Warrior
Deathrattle Rogue

Thanks for your help and please feel free to post your own wishlist!

Promises by Firelight, the newest campaign in the ongoing story of Eternal, introduces 21 new (and Expedition legal!) cards that can be unlocked by completing 21 single-player games using story-driven preconstructed decks.

Xulta burns. The dragons and their cult run rampant, driven by dark whispers.

But Xulta has survived nightmares before. As Sol fades and the night closes in, keep close to the bonfire and heed the Tale Keeper's stories. Tales of fearsome beasts, ancient relics, and great champions…

For the tales of Xulta’s past may help preserve its future.

Premium Promises
Promises by Firelight will also be available as a premium campaign, including four premium copies of each card (unlocked through playing the campaign), as well as a new, exclusive Aali, Champion of Kodosh premium avatar.

Promises by Firelight will be available soon for 25,000 gold or 1,000 gems.
The premium campaign will be available for 2,000 gems!

Will of the Ancestors
You can also purchase the Ancestor Bundle for $39.99 USD, which includes:

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IIRC, Crystology used to draw Immortal Prelate, independent on what buffs the latter one already received. However this is not true anymore. Can someone confirm if this was introduced or if I'm remembering wrongly?

Even though the game is no longer in production the servers are still up and they intend to continue running events. Here's info for the upcoming Gauntlet.

Swear loyalty to your favorite attribute in The Elder Scrolls: Legends’ next event, the Allegiance Gauntlet!

Allegiance Gauntlet: December 13 – December 16

In this event, players must construct decks using cards of only one attribute. No dual- or triple-attribute cards are allowed! (Neutral cards can still be included in your mono-attribute decks, however.)

Each run through the Allegiance Gauntlet costs one (1) Event Ticket or 150 Gold, up to three maximum runs.

The Allegiance Gauntlet begins Friday, December 13 at 12pm ET and closes at 12pm ET on Monday, December 16. Events in The Elder Scrolls: Legends change regularly, so check in often to see what new challenges await!

So after playing around with Treant Druid and being ultimately a bit disappointed (that game has some fantastic plays, but if you get pushed off the board early you're never getting it back and will most likely lose) I was still very much impressed by the power of [Hearthstone Card (Goru the Mighttree) Not Found], especially in combination with The Forest's Aid, which can make for gamewinning plays, especially when combined with Savage Roar and the like.

So I figured why not cut the entire Treant stuff and just go straight for the core....and so I put Goru and The Forest in Quest Druid.

The plan is simple: Instead of relying on Chef Nomi and Elise the Enlightened which need more set up and require us to draw through our deck before we can pressure, we play the tree (preferably as soon as we draw him) and then use the Treants to pressure. We have 4 reloads (and could even get more through Elise) which should run most decks out of removal. Additionally, we also have King Phaoris which benefits a lot from having an 8-mana spell in hand. Cenarius acts as our substitute Savage Roar.

Unfortunately, Quest Druid isn't really all that well positioned against the current "meta" since most decks snowball pretty hard and take the lead early. Something like Pirate Warrior is pretty hard to beat, especially if you don't get your Quest done on curve.

Still, I believe that the Tree package could actually help the deck out a lot against the slower decks which you now can simply outpressure instead of having to rely on outvaluing them (which you can't anyways, because decks have gotten so much more nutty)

Thoughts?

I know these were "leaked" not too long ago, but we've finally got a digital image of the new landset coming in Theros Beyond Death... and damn do they look good! Its interesting having "pokemon-style" lands, they should look absolutely stunning in foil.

What do y'all think? I'm definitely going to pickup the fatpack/bundle for some cheapo access to them.

I've never played WoW past the Lyadrin Driop, so I don't have any knowledge about the lore. But it seems to me that Treants essentially are meant to be living trees. As are Ancients.

 

So my question is: Is there any reason lorewise that cards like Ancient of Lore, Ancient of War, Forbidden Ancient, Ironwood Golem, the spawn from Hidden Oasis, Lucentbark, Splintergraft and Goru the Mightree are not considered as treants? (maybe even Volcanic Lumberer)

It just seems odd that these aren't effected by treant buffs. Especially as this might be the tipping point for Lucentbark Druid or Treant Druid to be viable... :/

[Salty Part] WHY THE HELL IS TREESPEAKER A TRANSFORM EFFECT???????? [/Salty Part]

Hey all,

I‘m stuck in my workplace for 8 more hours and as a new employee i‘ve sworn to myself to not touch Heartstone while at work. To ease the pain and make time pass quicker, please share all the good stuff you are experiencing with me!

My best Highlight so far was a random generated Deathwing (the original one) in a galakrond shaman. I was in topdeck mode and he saved my ass! The effect got repeatet from Shudderwock and won me the game! 

Also, i played Deathwing, mad aspect, not knowing he attacks your own minions aswell. This completly messed up my Alextrasza turn.... Shame concede in the same second :P.  

this new shop is strange

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One of my opponents got a Wyrmrest Purifier in his arena deck. He got a lot of good cards (as class cards are stronger than neutrals, also spells are premium), but what killed me and really tilted me off, that I would've killed him if not for Uther of the Ebon Blade. Do I remember correctly that Hero Cards are supposed to banned from Arena?

Titles says it all, share your first impressions with the decks you got.

I tried Treant Druid. It honestly looks incredibly solid, although not insane. The main problem is still card draw but Aeroponics is a good foundation. Currently trying Cult Master, but maybe Overflow is the way to go. Goru is actually just great, he does so much for your lategame pressure. Also a deck for Keeper Stalladris finally.

Galakrond Priest seems....weird. The lack of card draw makes running any combos kind of moot (although I still think going Wretched Reclaimer + Grave Rune with the added discount from Fate Weaver is the best idea). The Hero power is just pretty crazy late game as it turns you into basically Deathstalker Rexxar except your deck is loaded with removal. Healing is a bit of an issue, but Sandhoof Waterbearers or Khartut could help (with the aforementioned Wretched Reclaimer and Grave Rune combo)

Sad to say Desert Obelisk is not an unbeatable win conditions, you all must be heartbroken.

Galakrond Warrior is really weird. I treid going control with big taunts, which isn't bad, but the Galakrond turn itself is impossibly slow. He's practically unplayable before fully upgrading because you need the claw to at least get some kind of tempo. If you do play him and live however, he's crazy good. Most decks can't deal with 7/10 Tomb Wardens or even just a 5/6 Eternium Rover. Maybe going tempo galakrond is better and just try to get some chargers from the battlecry to finish your opponent next turn.

Played against one Pirate Warrior, thought I beat him, but the weapon spam (and my lack of non-face removal) eventually got me killed. Still not convinced about that deck, it seems incredibly draw dependant and if you don't get a crazy Skybarge turn you basically rely on being able to sm0rc your opponent down with weapons and Leeroy.

 

Anyways, share your stories so we can all get a better picture of what'S going on out there.

Guys, I have some news about Questing Explorer and Sidequests.

If there was a twitter/reddit post about it, sorry for openning thread at the first place but I thought that maybe someone still don't know this.
At least I didn't know until I saw this in the game

Controlling a Sidequest makes Questing Explorer draws a card, so if you have some Sidequest in your quest decks, they are not dead cards after you complete your quest. I really liked this interaction.

I was playing Thief Rogue via Whizbang the Wonderful, completed the quest and then got Clear the Way randomly. After I played it, I just realised that Questing Explorer is shining activated with yellow holder.

I didn't think that Sidequests will activate it so I'm surprised and it made me happy a little.

So you can consider to add them in your decks with sidequests if you need some more card draws !

Restarted the game a few times?

Didn't see one so thought I'd kick it off - how'd everyone do with their pack openings?

Opened: 153

Legendaries: 8 (1 golden)

Nithogg - Meh not super impressed with this, but we'll see how it goes?

Mindflayer Kaahrj - Ditto. 

Deathwing, Mad Aspect - Happy with this one. Definitely going to run Dragon Warrior

Flik Skyshiv - Very solid card. Will find lots of use.

Chenvaala - Nice, I'll throw it in my Wild Odd DK Jaina Elemantal deck

Frizz Kindleroost - Woot!!!

Waxadred - Oh the incoming memes... 

Veranus (Golden) - Not bad, Let's give it a whirl

Epics: 34 (WOWZA!!) 2 Golden

I think RNGesus heard me talking about how much I was going to meme it up with Shuffle Transmogrifier Warlock because of those Epics, he(?) was FIVE of them, including 1 of the 2 goldens

Overall I'm very pleased - got a few of the legendaries I would have crafted, plus my hit rate was slightly better than" average" I think (isn't it on avg 20 packs - legendary, 5 packs - Epic?)

To all who preordered. What golden legendary(s) did you receive?

I got myself golden:

Waxadred

Murozond the Infinite

Both really cool golden animations!

I'm probably the only one who figures this out alone lately since nobody has talked about it, so I made this one.

Before we go into it, most of these applies to wild format most of time, so Dread Raven is still an obvious meme card,  but you can atleast see the possible combos with Dread Raven to enjoy.

There are only two classes that can do a reliable and effective way with Dread Ravens than the other seven classes. Right now I feel they can do amazing well in my theory if these cards can have a place in any deck, those two classes are Priest and Mage!

Two of these classes have their own several ways to play Dread Raven, by copying or resummoning Dread Ravens, the idea of this is to spam them on the board and threaten your opponent with Dread Raven standing still on the board.

Mage can OTK the opponent with Open the Waygate. For priest, I'm not sure if possible with Temporus in an easy way.

These two classes can do it very effectively so far, Rogue is excluded since shuffling them and playing 3 mana minion is less effective than copying and resummoning them.

While we are relying on Dread Raven, If you don't manage to draw one of these, The card could still be threatening in late game as they can easily multiplied and burst any hero's health at anytime if they are alive.

Decklists aren't here yet, but you can make it your own if you are a main mage player or main priest player. I have written little guide here as well for each two of them.

Note: Other class like Hunter can OTK opponent too, you can find those decks in this site by searching Dread Raven in the decklist, it is quite the only type of viable deck for Dread Raven right now.

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Mage

Of course, this is a list of possible ways to do it, you don't need to add all of them at once in one deck, you would be lacking an answer to your opponent's threat. But hopefully there are some space for it, although I don't know which deck it goes in, so this is obviously made for a meme deck, feel free to try it out.

Cards with a copy mechanic from best to worst: Molten Reflection, Splitting Image, Duplicate, Echo of Medivh, Simulacrum, Hex Lord Malacrass, 

A way to make Dread Ravens and copy spells more viable: Leyline Manipulator, Khadgar, Hex Lord Malacrass (More copy spells, more Dread Raven)

The OTK way:

 Play the ordinary old quest mage, you can try Arcane Breath too if the dragons can have its place too. Copy them with Duplication and Simulacrum, Then discount it with Leyline Manipulator (reduce all copied Raven to 1!). Have four Dread Raven with Time Warp ready -> Deal 48 Damage.

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Priest

With priest decks, not only you do have copy mechanics, but you have also many ways to resurrect it.
Yes yes, it may be the worst resurrection you can make... but the resurrecting this bird can be effective and not a dumb way at all, because of that, Dread Raven is probably the only worth minion to be resummoned compared to all other cheap minions.

If the big priest can spam the big minions, then you can spam it too!

Cards with a copy mechanic from best to worst: Herald Volazj (!!!), Grave Rune, Shadowy Figure, Mirage Caller, Vivid Nightmare, Seance, Power Word: Replicate.

Cards with resurrection mechanic from best to worst:  Psychopomp, Resurrect, Mass Resurrection, Eternal Servitude (IMO, I don't like it since you will be spamming Dread Ravens anyways), and others that are weak and no synergistic ([Hearthstone Card (Sleeping Soul) Not Found], Onyx Bishop, etc)

There is possible way to make OTK with it, but I'm still not sure if it's worth to do so or not. All I can do is give you guys the hints, which are Temporus, and maybe Fate Weaver can be included as well.

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And that's pretty much it, no other classes can do it effectively than them, we do have Greater Sapphire Spellstone for shaman, but that's only one way to do it for that class, and we need more ways to spam Dread Ravens.

Anyways, hope you guys will enjoy the new expansion, I will be of course trying out powerful cards first, but I'm also quite interested in meme cards too.

So, have a great day!

With the new expansion this evening I thought now would be a good time to offer a few words of wisdom regarding deckbuilding in a new expansion meta. I'm sure to some of you this will all be old news - but I see the same mistakes repeated often enough during the first week of an expansion that I feel a reminder is warranted.

I should add, to be clear - I am not a big deckbuilder. What I am, however, is a deck critic. I may not be able to put together a high legend decklist from scratch, but I can certainly look at a decklist that already exists and tell you what's wrong with it! I will also add that this advice is intended only for people who actively want to win games on ladder during this period - if you're more interested in building a fun list than a good one, by all means, go for it. I won't tell you it's wrong to build a fun list and have fun with it - I will, however, tell you it's wrong to build a 'for fun' list and expect it to win. For my own amusement, I'm going to include a 'that guy' for every point. Remember - don't be that guy.

1. If you want to rise, play aggro. Early control lists tend to be phenomenally greedy as people try to pack in all the shiny new win-more legendaries they got. They skimp on both early board pressure and AoE. If you care more about winning games than about checking out new cards, lean towards aggressive archetypes - not only do these punish deckbuilding mistakes more reliably than other archetypes, they're also a lot harder to screw up! That means if you do want to try out new cards, you can - and if you do it inside an aggro shell you're less likely to lose games because of it. That guy - jams ten 8+ cost cards into one deck and plays one of them per game at most.

2. Don't be greedy. If you are playing control, don't fall into that trap. Pay due respect to the aggressive lists that will be floating around. Don't just throw in a couple of AoE clears and decide that's good enough - if a single on-curve board clear was enough to shut out aggro decks they'd never be played. Even if you've got a control deck, look to be contesting the board as early as turn 1 or 2, bring targeted removal (or weapons) as well as AoE, and only include as many late-game finishers as you'd reasonably need. That guy - builds a mage list with two cards of <5 mana cost and a single flamestrike as AoE. Then whines on every forum he can find about how aggro is stupid and takes no skill.

3. Alternatively, be greedy. If you really want to run a greed list - and let's be honest, who hasn't been tempted when a new expansion drops and there's a bunch of cool high-cost legendaries - then go all out. There's no point including two anti-aggro cards in an otherwise heavily greedy list, because they're never going to be enough to do the job. If you're going greed, go FULL greed and ensure no control deck you meet can even hope to match your value. That guy - includes a tiny amount of anti-aggro in a horribly greedy list, then complains about losing to other greed decks because they'd just lose to aggro. Also loses to aggro; doesn't see the irony in this. If I'm going to be a 'that guy', this is probably the one I'll wind up as.

4. Identify your win condition. I see a lot of post-expansion decks that basically amount to jamming a bunch of new cards into a box and hoping you wind up winning somehow. Unfortunately, that's not really how card games work these days. You will need to know what your win condition is - whether it's aggression, direct damage, tempo, value - and be working towards it as early as the deckbuilding stage. With each card you add, challenge yourself to identify how it's working towards your win condition - and, if you want to win games, don't accept 'because it's so cool' as an answer. In particular, be careful of trying to 'do it all' - don't add cards 'just in case' if they're not furthering your game plan in some way. To give a classic example - I saw a lot of people putting Elysiana in their lists at the start of her expansion, presumably 'just in case it goes to fatigue' - despite their game plan not being value-oriented at all. That guy - has what amounts to 20 tech cards in a 30 card list. Complains about his awful luck because his topdecks are always so bad.

5. Avoid tech cards. Tech cards are for targeting something you're expecting to face a lot of, or for swinging close matchups. Neither is something you can realistically evaluate at this stage with any real reliability. Instead, build a generalist list, but identify 1-4 cards that you can easily flex into tech choices as you get a feel for what you're seeing a lot of. Alternatively, if you want my guess - Dragonmaw Poacher is the obvious one due to all the dragons floating around. The next level, however, is to also tech Big Game Hunter as the on-curve counter to an on-curve Poacher. I strongly suspect anti-weapon tech will be valuable due to Pirate and Warrior both being favoured, as well as Galakrond's fully invoked 5/2. But realistically I'm just taking educated guesses - because that's all you can do right now. That guy - insists on including double Hungry Crab in every list he makes because he hates Murlocs. Last saw a Murloc in-game before the Wild cards rotated in.

6. Think probabilities. Remember that very few games will see you draw your entire deck, and a sizeable percentage won't even make it to turn 10. If your deck requires you to draw certain cards - the most obvious current example being Invokers - include more copies than you're going to need, to ensure you draw the required number. If your deck relies heavily on specific cards, include tutors for those cards. If you're building a combo deck, include a LOT of card draw - preferably low cost card draw, as the longer it takes you to assemble your combo the more likely you are to run out of resources. That guy - puts two copies of Corrupt Elementalist in his Galakrond Shaman list, with no other Invokers. Complains about never having a fully Invoked Galakrond. Alternatively, runs exactly 25 mana of Paladin spells alongside Shirvallah.

Good luck with your Day 1 deckbuilding, folks.

It is finally here and it looks pretty clean! Really like what they did!

Can´t post screenshots right now, but at least on Mobile it has arrived!

Wild is really well ordered and the adventures fit nicely

Just wanted to let you know so you can check it out. Wild for gold is back baby!

Edit: Added Images from phone version

 

Hi,

i´ve been playing since Witchwood, and now that there is the possibility of buying wild packs with gold, i wonder if it worths to buy until get the first legendary card, guaranteed in the first ten packs.

i only play standar, it would be just for dust

what do you think?

Hello Guys; Welcome to my year long story;

I present you Year of the Peacock ! Yes; a Peacock ! Which represents the great Festival year of Warcraft Universe !


Our beloved Peacock which gives the name to year is this handsome Sholazar Peacock !

These festivals are completely custom. It doesn't contain the existing festivals like Fire Festival, Lunar Festival, etc. and each expansion of the year is a Festival.

I am not good with photoshop programs or sth. like that so I couldn't create custom images for my year icon or images about year but If anyone can help I won't refuse. :)

So; Here is the 1st expansion of the Year; Harmony of the Spheres !



Everything starts with a great concert of Elite Tauren Chieftain (ETC) in Early April which you will see all of the members of this great band !



 At first concert of them there will be "The Prince"; so players who joins a concert in first 30 days of the expansion by Log-in game will get the awesome E.T.C. The Prince legendary card for free !


E.T.C. The Prince works like Kazakus;

With one of the Class Legendary Card that is a source of inspiration! which I will explain more in this post.

As you can see here; We have a brand new keyword, Rhythm;


You already saw some synergetic cards so I will show some real examples here;


(Deathrattle rhythms can only trigger after the deathrattle triggers, If Deathrattle minions are silenced, Rhythms can't trigger because there will be no effect to trigger.)

And there is more with Rhythm cards; There will be some Melody Cards that will be upgraded when a rhythm triggers for every class;


and There is also more ! There will be 6 Neutral Melodies in the set ! All are collectibles and not tokens so you can put them in the deck of whichever class you want !


All of the classes have their own theme with one of their Source of Inspiration Legendaries. There will be also one performer for each class.Themes are all about entertaining; While Hunters are Journeyer Bards and Circus Masters, Warriors have badass Metal Bands and Warlocks even rule Brothels !!!

Here is some examples of Source of Inspiration;

All of them are similar to Quest cards but there is no-more dead first turns ! You will play your cards and they will be available when you complete the restrictions.

ETC had been in need of sponsorship for their concerts and asked Baine Bloodhoof for it. He kindly accepted the sponsorhip of the Festivals and will join you after you opened your 30th HofS pack ! (Hoofs would be funnier tho so you may call it as Hoofs !)
Additionally, Everyone who buys one of the pre-order will obtain a golden Baine Bloodhoof !



There will be 136 brand new cards in this expansion and It is time to see all of the cards.

Sidenotes for Mage and some other cards: I have started to design this expansion in Rise of Shadows times so didn't know that Druid will have same unspent mana synergy and thought that it would fit more in mage so that was really great surprise to see same synergy in druid for me. You will see that in some neutral cards and other class cards that some of them are weak versions of Uldum cards and some of them are same with DoD cards (Nozdormu for example). I didn't change them yet but I might change them in time.

Druid Cards 

Druid Tokens

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Druid of the Antenna

Unblessed Disturbance

Hunter Cards

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Hunter Tokens

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Sandrine

Mage Cards

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Mage Tokens

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Coming soon

Paladin Cards

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Paladin Tokens

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Nozdormu The Timeless

Lightforged Harp

Goofy Newcomer

Priest Cards

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Priest Tokens

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Coming Soon

Rogue Cards

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Rogue Tokens

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Coming Soon

Shaman Cards

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Shaman Tokens

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Coming Soon

Warlock Cards

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Warlock Tokens

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Larithalis

Xia, Queen of Suffering

(starts with Whiplash)

Warrior Cards

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Warrior Tokens

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Chop'n Crush Drummer

Neutral Cards
ETC Members (Wanted to Highlight these guys because They inspired me to design this expansion, everything started with them and you know, it is ETC :) )

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Chief Thunder-Skins Tokens

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Not a member but He is "The Prince" :)

E.T.C. The Prince Tokens

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0-mana

4-mana

8-mana

There will be 2 extra legendaries instead of 2 commons. I know it makes the expansion more expensive but I already gave 3 legendaries for you so it won't be a problem I think :)

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Neutral Tokens

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Sciolist Busker

I know that there are so much weak cards and overpowered cards in this expansion. I'm not a master at balancing so I will appreciete all of the balance suggestions if you have some !

Also, There might be so much inconsistency in texts, Some wrong wording and Not so cool names of cards. English is not my main language so if you find something odd, tell me I will try to correct all of them. :)

I will be designing next expansion of the Year of the Peacock !

I hope you see my creations and like them ! There will be some explanations in the post below ! If you don't understand what card does/or have some questions after you saw some mechanics, Don't forget to check that post !

See you in the next Expansion !

Hi all.

Looking forward to dusting off my Whizbang the Wonderful for the opening of the last expansion he'll see before he rotates into wild.

Does anyone have a link to a list of the whizbang decks for the new expansion? Quite like to see what I'll be playing tomorrow :)