About half a year ago I noticed that was often angry or annoyed after jamming a couple of games of Hearthstone. After thinking about for a while I concluded that is was not because of meta or the deck I was playing, since it happened to me even in brawls and when I switched to a different deck. Since then I started to organize my play sessions in the following way: Set a number of games I want to win (usually 1-3} and play until I hit it.

Obviously, it is not a perfect system since you often have limited time to play HS (on train etc.) and sometimes you just want to win a brawl, finish a quest, reach a certain rank and the more you lose the longer it takes.

But in general, I found out that trying to win a set number of games I usually ended after resolving a huge Tess, getting good RNG or simply playing a clean and even game against my opponent. My play session even lasted less time since I just stopped after reaching the set number. Later I even started to listen to music while playing and found out that even the losses were enjoyable since they meant I could play another game.

Anyone else does something similar to combat tilting or has a specific way in which they organize they play sessions?

Netdecking is the hot topic and has been since netdecks became a thing. Everyone says they hate it and don't do it yet I can guarantee that 90% of those do with the caveat that they changed a few cards to make it their own deck. That's still netdecking.

In my opinion and I speak only for myself, netdecking is fine. It's a good way to get a deck up and going and jumping into the ladder.     When there is a healthy meta netdecking is fine as there is enough variety of meta decks out there and it's entertaining. The problem we have now is a very limited amount of decks in the meta so it is stale and the real issue - very predictable. We know exactly what cards the opponent has and what order they will be played and we can easily counter that.  Netdecks are an issue now as there aren't many of them and we're playing the exact same decks over and over and know just what's going to happen. It's the argument Kibler used for the issue with Odd and Even decks. This may not even be a netdecking issue but just the overall issue with Hearthstone now. We have a lot of months till the next xpac comes out and the buffs aren't all that great to shake anything up.

The Old Gods are back and with the Heroes of Dalaran Fighting the League the League of Evil it's Up to the Titans to defeat them

However the Titans are bringing their set of Special cards to aid them Constructs

But of Course a new Mechanic means new Synergies

Mechs, Elementals and Demons are all used by either the Titans or the Old Gods which means they will have quite a few new Synergy cards and such

Warrior

Tokens

Shaman

Tokens

Breaths

Rogue

Token

Paladin

Tokens

Hunter

Tokens

Druid

Tokens

Warlock

Mage

Priest

Neutral

Common

Token

Rare

Epic

Legendary

Legion Cards

As always feedback is appreciated

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!

By now, everyone and their mother knows about hearthpwn's fate. So, most of us have migrated here, to out of cards. 

At first, the site seemed mediocre at best; I was having trouble scrolling down and using some features, but it is getting better every day.

Keep it up, moderators, you guys are doing great. I hope this site grows to the size of hearthpwn, and beyond!

I almost like this site even more than hearthpwn, for a few reasons:

1) No pop up ads. It has gotten so bad recently on hearthpwn, that I can barely do anything before I become a 'SUPER LUCKY WINNER!!!' You have no idea how good it feels to be able to browse forever on this site without stupid things coming up!

2) works MUCH better on mobile. If I am ever using this site or hearthpwn, I am 99% of the time on my phone, whether I be on my commute, or just waiting for something to happen. On hearthpwn, once in a while, I would be looking at people's profiles out of pure curiousity, and I would accidentally hit the 'collection' button. See, my phone can't handle this massive collection being loaded, and I'd often have to close the tab because it would freeze trying to load the collection. Thank God there's no innkeeper on this site :)

Well I apologise for writing a book, but I really wanted to voice my opinion on this new site. Keep up the good work guys, and long live Out of Cards!

And by big I don't mean actual Big Rogue, but more along the lines of N'Zoth/Deathrattle Rogue or Jade Rogue.

Warriors, priests, and mages frequently get to spin the class identity/deck type wheel and completely change their playstyle, while rogue is kept stagnant for the longest time (tempo, combo, miracle).

#controlroguelivesmatter

Hi there, plz add a light color scheme to the website. Also, have you thought of open sourcing the UI of the website? I'm sure a lot of programmers love hearthstone and will be happy to help. 

Hey all, one thing that bugged me with our last stomping ground at Hearthpwn was the inability to properly label some of my decks with their proper, or less known, deck types. If they weren't listed in the list we had for that class then we just had to choose "Unknown". However, with Out of Cards I see that now there isn't an Unknown option when crafting decks (unless I'm mistaken, which is entirely possible) so I have to just select the deck description label that most resembles my actual deck.

Is there a possibility to create custom deck labels or expand the list of available deck creation labels?

Hi all... 

 I know. Its a little bit of a clickbait title isn't it? But I'm of the opinion that sharing decks with people is a good thing.

 I'm not talking about those decks that become Behemoths in the field. Those Page One Monsters that everyone plays because "Day One Legend In 25 games! EZ!!". Nope. Not those.

Dig a little deeper and you find some real gems. Look for a Random card in your Collection that appears terrible (Arena Treasure Chest for instance) and search for a deck built around it. In the depths of the Internet there are many and varied ones that will appear.

 This is the beauty of 'Netdecking'. Finding those crazy decks that might just work out for you because everyone else is playing those Page One Monsters. 

 Maybe it's just me. But that's the whole point of the Internet isn't it? To share ideas? 

 When I started playing MtG around '95 or so my friends and I had to rely on word of mouth and Magazine Articles for the newest and baddest decks out there. Now it's easy.

 So I implore you all, just because someone says Netdeck it should not be a bad thing. On the contrary, let's embrace it. 

Heyho!

I found the filter options as well as the possibility to rank the filtered list by Creation Date, Rating and so on, which you used in the Deck-Tab on Hearthpwn quite essential. Whenever I got an off meta legendary, I used that section to get inspiration about a deck I could build around that card.

It'd be lovely to see such a feature here, since this will from now on be my go-to page for all Hearthstone related stuff!

Thank's and best!!

• Tell us what you love about the site.

I think Chimera did a really nice job on those class guides. Thank you for Flux and friends for saving the Hearthpwn community (Thank you!).

• Give us details on the things you hate.

Spacing is awkward on card pages. There is a lot of dead space to the right of the card. Card stats including cost, attack, and health should not be given such a prominent spot on the page and I don't like the shape of the slanted boxes (sorry) but I do wish more the corners were rounded.

• Think you have an idea to make something better? Tell us!

I believe a front card gallery is a better fit for this website compared to a list of cards. Flux said, "Hearthstone is a game, and games are meant to be fun. We want to encourage and spread fun to help make the Hearthstone community more inviting.” While a line by line list of card statistics might be useful, I believe presenting the cards in their original raw format is better because Hearthstone compacts a lot of information and presents it with nice/beautiful artwork in a small area of space. If you want to present the statics and facts of the card then let the user make that choice by placing the cursor over it (let the info popup) or let the user click on the card for info. Let (me) the user pursue more information. It’s like too much information on a first date.

I just realized that Hearthpwn had three options "Visual," "Images," and "Listing" when looking at minions. You have "listing." Hearthpwn "Visuals" suck so forget that. And "Images" is what I am requesting.

Whatever you guys end up doing I hope you continue to pursue your "majestic playfulness" and serve the Hearthstone community.

• Provide us with new ideas that you'd like to see us implement to make HearthStation even better.

A search bar on the front page of the website.

On individual card pages, please flip "Rate This Card" and "Top Decks."

More icons/pictures to click on for links or making selections! (like Hearthpwn)

Only on April 1st, every time I click on anything there should be Fireworks.

Not that I have anything against unicorns . . .

I have been stuck at Rank 8/7 for the past month and it is killing me.  As much as I like to play Bomb Warrior and Tempo Rogue, I'm trying to get my golden Hunter hero.

I was able to grind up to 10 with Mid-Range Hunter, then got stuck.  Since then I have been playing the hell out of Mech Hunter.  But I am still getting stuck at Rank 7/8.  And here is where I am wondering about the tech in my deck:  I've been using Boommaster Flark but I do not find him to be that useful.  Whenever I drop him, Flark gets taken out quickly, as he should.  But I find myself trying to find ways to detonate the Goblin Bombs he creates.  The only consistency I have found is by dropping the Venomizer + Missile Launcher combo for a board wipe.  Has anyone else been able to make use of this card?

Good luck to the moderators with the new site! Hope it will one day be a worthy successor to the previous site, cheers!

I've loved most of the villain heroes for the heist. Some of them are far and away the best for their class. In particular, Ol' Barkeye, who's just a lot of fun and a great concept, and Squeamlish, who is so cute and endearing, she doesn't even seem like a villain at all, just mislead by EVIL.

I really wish that the real reward for beating all chapters on heroic would have been to pick one of the heroes to use in other modes. Or, better yet, beat every chapter on heroic with a hero and keep them. That would be amazing!

Anybody else have favorites so far?

EDIT: Just fought Bonepaw with Squeamlish. He did his, "The bad guys are here!" intro and Squea, in a confused, somewhat hurt voice, responded with, "Me am not... bad guy..." :(

Any threads you know on this site or any other that has gold trading?

Ok, so I was browsing some decks and I was spamming the "Updated" tab in the upper column only to realize that decks cannot be arranged by date, cost nor score. This would be super convenient imo. Thanks in advance! :)

Hey!

I can't seem to find Astromancer in the deckbuilder. 

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Do you think it is worth to craft it?

Mainly for Wild Even Paladin (as a sort of anti-meta deck, trying to mimic the role of Even Warlock and/or Even Shaman in some way), but not exclusively that.

Ebon Dragonsmith is also a card btw. It generates a neat (1) mana discount between itself and the weapon.

Right now we need a way to tell if a deck is in standard or wild when viewing decks. I know you can just hover over a card in the deck you're browsing but not everyone knows what expansion certain cards come from.

Thanks

Greetings everyone I think most of you are aware how Artifact has become a meme at this point but many of us were at least interested in the game before and a little after its release. I can say I have played card games quite a bit for over 15 years of life; around half of my life. This was maybe the first card game that was heavily hyped that I knew was going to fail within 3 days of playing the game. After playing all the modes and paying close attention to card design I quickly realized that this game was going to be a disaster and I should sell my cards.

Within the first 3 days I sold most of my expensive cards I got from my packs and made my money back and more. I happened to open Axe and a few others. People were thinking it was going to be the new biggest thing and playing the market. With my card game experience I knew it was going to fail flat on the floor. Many people think it failed because Valve got greedy and charged 20 dollars and having no way to earn more packs in game unless you pay real money. But this is far from the truth and had nothing to do with why it failed.

1. People complain about RNG in Hearthstone but Artifact has the most RNG than any card game I have ever experienced. The direction your minions are attacking, the boards your minions show up on, the items listed in the store. I knew right away this was a huge problem in its design.

2. The 3 board system is a failure. The 3 boards add NOTHING to the gameplay value and is simply bloat to the game. Most games have so much RNG that 2 boards become almost irreverent. RNG wins you one board, RNG screws you one board, and you only really invest in 1 board. Majority of your resources and time is mostly invested in 1 board while another board maybe gets 1 or 2 spells played on it per game. This is bloat of the worst kind and it doesn't make a better experience for anyone.

3. The game has the most simple card design every created. Lets take a game like Magic the Gathering, 1 color is able to do the job of many roles. For example RED is not simply aggro but could have great control cards or card advantage in different forms of play. Artifact is so stupidly simple every color basically has 1 mechanic. If you want this mechanic you have to play its color. If you want to generate lots of gold you need to play black, if you want to control you need to play Blue, with you want strong heroes you need to play Red etc.

4. This game was HEAVILY advertised for draft and not competitive constructed play. There isn't even a ladder on release. The problem with this is DRAFTING IS HORRIBLE due to the 2nd reason. The game is so simple and has such simple mechanics you don't draft for deck synergy. Where as Hearthstone Arena synergy is extremely important this game has no synergy of any kind. If you see a great card YOU PICK IT. If you see an AXE you pick it 100% of the time period.  This is the core reason the game failed. It's main advertised mode has maybe the worst drafting I have ever seen.

Please contribute your ideas on your experience with Artifact.

Are you one of the triumphant? 

Or like me; are you someone who has come so agonisingly close, but fallen with meerly two games to go?

I'm not sure there's an actual poll feature available as of yet, but for now a simple Yes (followed by the Class you succeeded with) or No will do! 

I put Dire Frenzy on a Vicious Scalehide and played Master's Call in the same turn but it only draws one Vicious.

How come not three Beasts? I'm running only Beasts in my Midrange Hunter deck.

Can't edit original post; sorry! Just sharing the wonder of getting the passive that gives you the Death Knight hero power and the passive that lets you use your hero power twice. I got the Paladin Death Knight power.

Short game!

Innkeeper is a decent addon for Twitch viewers, and I assume it will fall obsolete soon after its shutdown, so will there be a replacement for it in the future?