hey everyone, i was running an handlock style deck back in uldum, and it felt pretty good but it was lacking a little bit of oomph, now with the new handsize support it might just be viable. I've tried to make it work for a while, but now I dont have all the cards to try it, so if any of you has them and want to try it out here is the list. 

DOD Plot twist lock

Wild · Plot Twist Warlock · by Fierytear · 6 years, 2 months ago

• 1 Mortal Coil x 2
• 2 Plot Twist x 2
• 2 Transmogrifier x 1
• 3 Augmented Elekk x 2
• 3 Dark Skies x 2
• 3 Faceless Rager x 2
• 3 Hellfire x 2
• 3 Sense Demons x 2
• 4 Defender of Argus x 2
• 4 Siphon Soul x 1
• 4 Twilight Drake x 2
• 6 Abyssal Summoner x 2
• 6 Aranasi Broodmother x 2
• 7 Valdris Felgorge x 1
• 8 Twisting Nether x 2
• 8 Zzeraku the Warped x 1
• 12 Mountain Giant x 2

7,820 Dust 745 0 Copy Deck Code

the main concept is that you want to cycle and multiply your aarnasi broodmothers, in that deck sense demons is pretty strong as it is a draw 2 and heal 8. Also you got very decent removals and giants. Transmogrifier seems like a very decent late game tool and the old broodmother shell i was running always felt super good. 

tell me what you think about it

This thread has no purpose. I just want to moan about wanting to play LoR and it not being released.

I want LoR and I am sad.

P.S. My mental estimate is end of Jan for the next playtest. I have literally no basis beyond the cryptic 'early Q1' they've offered, so when I'm inevitably wrong I will be even more disappointed.

I've been working on this for a few weeks. I've been thinking of how this can be implemented into the game, how it rewards players, how it can pay for itself in the long run, and mainly how it can be fun. As we go through this, if you spot anything that I didn't cover, stuff that would be un-fun, or things that need improvement, let me know. If the player base stays vocal on this topic (maybe this thread) we might be able to make things work and bring some new fun to our favorite game.

The Basics:

The way the mode will be implemented will be similar to that of Tavern Brawl. It will be live for an entire week before maintenance/reset.

Cards/sets will be rotated in and out. This will give us use of older cards and while also taking away staple Classic and Basic cards. This is to prevent a stale meta. this is why Battlegrounds is a hit. Team 5 have been very vigilant and hands on when it has come to balance Battlegrounds, if they could use this philosophy with Tournament Mode (The one I'm describing) then it will last.

Rule sets can be used to limit deck construction even more. Rule Sets such as;
- Pauper: No Epic or Legendary Cards
- Stay Dead: No Deathrattle Cards
- Be Quiet: No Battlecry Cards
- This is My Main: Only Class Cards are used

Tournament mode can also use the Standard format, to make things more interesting since the Standard format Meta is more often than not figured out.

There are 3 different levels of entry to this mode, I will go over the rewards after I lay these out.
1 - Free: Everyone will get one FREE entry into the mode each week. After you have use your Free play, you'll have to play in the other levels. This free entry will also give you access to ALL of the available cards whereas the next two levels come straight from your collection. This mode will not affect your rating.
2 - Casual: The cost of entry will be 150g or your local currency. This is for people to practice in while still obtaining rewards. This mode will affect your rating.
3 - Competitive: The cost of entry will be 500g or your local currency, this is where the big boys go to play. Go hard, or go home. This mode will affect your rating.

With the introduction of Battlegrounds, Team 5 has shown us that Hearthstone can hold 8 people together enough to get through a game. So Tournament mode will be using an Eight Player Bracket. You will see your opponents Tournament Portraits and their rating and they can see yours as well.

This is a rough draft of what it will look like, match- ups are not set in stone:

With each game you'll have your rating changed according to how well you did, similar to Battlegrounds.
For example: 

Obviously it will go higher than 999 but Hearthcards can only do so much. Do not worry about the portraits at this moment, I'll get to that soon.

The Rules:

As stated earlier, there will be sets/cards rotating in and out each week to keep the game mode feeling fresh each week. This also keeps people from developing unbeatable strategies for too long.

All eight players will be matched together, you will all be shown what sets are in use, followed by being sent to the a collection manager inside the mode and everyone will have 40 minutes to craft 4 decks.

The matches will be best of 5.

You will be able to ban an opponents deck.

Once a deck wins, you cannot use it anymore in that game until the next match.

There is 1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place, and 4th Place.
- 1st place is the winner.
- 2nd Place belongs to the person who lost to the winner,
- 3rd place will be decided in a match between the two players who didn't make it to the final match-up.
- 4th Place belongs to the player who lost the decider match for 3rd Place.
- All other players will not get a placement.

There will be spectating in place for those who lose, but no cards from either players hands can be seen.
-The only match they can watch is the grand final of the tournament, this prevents sniping.

Once you have won your match-up you will sit in the bracket screen until a match-up ends, then you will be matched with the winner of that match-up. There will be  a two minute pause before the match begins to let the winner take a small break.
- This is your time to do what you need to do before the next match.

Rewards:

Competitive will grant the largest amount of rewards.

Casual and Free will grant the same amount of rewards.

These rewards should be;
-Gold
-Dust
-Pack Tokens for YOU to DECIDE which pack you want.

Rewards for placements will be;
- Players in 1st place will receive a pack token, some dust, and more gold than what 2nd place got.
- Players in 2nd place will receive a pack token, some dust, and some gold.
- Players in 3rd place will receive a pack token and some dust.
- Players in 4th place will receive some dust.
- Players below 4th place will not receive anything.

These rewards will scale based on if they are played in competitive or casual.
-It should be noted that Arena tickets should be given out in competitive.

Progression:

Progression comes in the form of Tournament Mode exclusive Hero Portraits.
-These will be rewarded based on how many games you have won with a particular class inside Tournament Mode.

Hero portraits will not be represented in the match-up themselves. If you play Shaman, you will be whatever Shaman you chose for your deck during deck construction or be defaulted to your favorite.

This is a great opportunity to use some old art, here are some examples;
Druid - 500, 1000, 1500

Mage - 500, 1000, 1500

Warrior - 500, 1000, 1500

So on and so forth for each class. Also, ignore the health for these portraits, I couldn't find any without health indicators.

These portraits aren't set in stone but it's a good motivator to work towards something.

Friendly Matches:

Friendly matches should be available within this mode.

A host should be able to make their own rule sets and decide what's banned and what isn't.

Friendly matches are free, and thus no rewards are given.

Things to Consider:

Deck boxes.
-While this mode exists people will want to keep decks they know work for next time around. There needs to be a feature implemented that way players who don't use 3rd party sites to save their decks (Like outof.cards) can, well save their decks.
-If cards in those decks are now illegal, they can copy/paste the deck code within Hearthstone to make a clone and edit it.

Splitting the player base:
-Some of you will have fears that this will split the player base and I totally agree. I'm not a Legend Wild player but I've heard it's slim pickins up in the higher ranks. My philosophy on this is the same from when I played WoW wishing for something like WoW Classic: "It's better to have a split player base than no player base at all." Agree with that statement or not, that's just how I see it.

How long will a round of Tournament Mode Take?
-This is probably the most concerning, and may very well be the reason as to why it hasn't came to fruition yet. Doing a round in tournament mode is and SHOULD be a commitment, it shouldn't be a throw away game because you're at 1 HP and think you've lost.
-It will take well over two hours four one full Tournament. Simply because players need ample time to look through what's available and decide what the best route is.

Is it worth anything in the competitive scene of Standard Hearthstone Tournaments?
-No, this is something entirely separate from official events.

Conclusion:

I think I've laid out a pretty good foundation on what Team 5 could do with Tournament mode. Is it perfect? I don't know the answer to that question. What I do know is, that I'm trying to help and I'm trying to get you, the players, behind this idea that we've all been asking for, for years.

Thank you for reading.
-Grif.

Hello Hunters!

I just wanted to see how folks have been building around Malygos this expansion.

I've gone down the Highlander path (attached) because it was working last expansion, but I'm wondering if going spell/secret heavy and combo'n with Vereesa Windrunner is working better for anyone.

Even within the Highlander build I'm curious what techs folks have been having success with, e.g. I've been tempted to throw in a Zilliax, Bone Wraith, or Khartut Defender to survive all the aggro but have held off so far in favor of a more consistent Jepetto pool.  Face Hunter is a particular problem and I considered Flare for a bit, but currently run Snipe instead as it has more universal use and can counter a Phase Stalker if you drop it going into their Turn 4 (or 3 if they have coin).

And to preempt any salt, yes, I know I could test out all these things myself.  However, there are a lot of people more skilled than I on these forums (so I may not think of every change and my experience piloting them may not be indicative of their true power) and my time is limited these days so I tend to stick with safer builds.

Thanks as always fellow Hunters!

Malylander

Wild · Highlander Hunter · by RangDipkin · 6 years, 2 months ago

• 1 Arcane Shot x 1
• 1 Hunter's Mark x 1
• 1 Secret Plan x 1
• 1 Tracking x 1
• 2 Bomb Toss x 1
• 2 Corrosive Breath x 1
• 2 Explosive Trap x 1
• 2 Freezing Trap x 1
• 2 Pressure Plate x 1
• 2 Rapid Fire x 1
• 2 Snipe x 1
• 2 Zephrys the Great x 1
• 3 Animal Companion x 1
• 3 Deadly Shot x 1
• 3 Desert Spear x 1
• 3 Eaglehorn Bow x 1
• 3 Kill Command x 1
• 3 Master's Call x 1
• 3 Unleash the Hounds x 1
• 4 Marked Shot x 1
• 4 Multi-Shot x 1
• 5 Baited Arrow x 1
• 5 Faceless Manipulator x 1
• 6 Swarm of Locusts x 1
• 6 Unleash the Beast x 1
• 7 Dinotamer Brann x 1
• 8 Jepetto Joybuzz x 1
• 9 Dragonqueen Alexstrasza x 1
• 9 Malygos x 1
• 9 Sathrovarr x 1

11,220 Dust 1,962 3 Copy Deck Code

Hey, you! Did you just unpacked Nozdormu the Timeless and now suddenly feeling a creepling depression and crushing saddness? Worry not! Just throw in 20 k+ worth of legendaries, and you now can play a semi-competetive deck while showing of your shiny dragon and generally being a hipster. Enjoy!

[Wild] Reno OTK Pally ( Ft. Nozdormu the Timeless )

Wild · Highlander Paladin · by Stock · 6 years, 7 months ago

• 1 Crystology x 1
• 1 Sir Finley Mrrgglton x 1
• 2 Baleful Banker x 1
• 2 Crystalsmith Kangor x 1
• 2 Dirty Rat x 1
• 2 Equality x 1
• 2 Flash of Light x 1
• 2 Garrison Commander x 1
• 2 Sanctuary x 1
• 2 Sir Finley of the Sands x 1
• 2 Subdue x 1
• 2 Wild Pyromancer x 1
• 2 Youthful Brewmaster x 1
• 2 Zephrys the Great x 1
• 3 Consecration x 1
• 3 Enter the Coliseum x 1
• 3 High Priest Thekal x 1
• 3 Muster for Battle x 1
• 3 Time Out! x 1
• 3 Zola the Gorgon x 1
• 4 Nozdormu the Timeless x 1
• 4 Prismatic Lens x 1
• 4 Truesilver Champion x 1
• 5 Amber Watcher x 1
• 5 Shrink Ray x 1
• 5 Solemn Vigil x 1
• 6 Avenging Wrath x 1
• 6 Reno Jackson x 1
• 9 Uther of the Ebon Blade x 1
• 25 Shirvallah, the Tiger x 1

19,540 Dust 5,137 3 Copy Deck Code

The new month-long Eternal league starts in just a few days.

Strange things are coming to Xulta…

A new Sealed League begins on January 1st, 2020 for Chapter 38: Strange Lands.

Everyone who participates in the Sealed League will unlock the new premium Strange Lands card back!

Sealed League

When you join the Sealed League, you’ll get eight packs to build your starting deck:

• 8 x The Flame of Xulta

Each week of the Sealed League, you’ll get new packs to add to your pool, for a total of 14 packs to play with!

• Week 2: 1 pack of The Fall of Argenport, 1 pack of Omens of the Past
• Week 3: 1 pack of The Empty Throne, 1 pack of Defiance
• Week 4: 1 pack of The Flame of Xulta, 1 pack of Dark Frontier

Minimum rewards for playing include:

• 4 x The Flame of Xulta
• 1 x premium Uncommon card
• 1 x new premium card back upon entering the League

The cost to participate in Sealed League is 12,500 Gold or 1,100 Gems.

So all players who enter will end up with at least 18 packs from the League (14 from play, and 4 from rewards).

The League for Chapter 38: Strange Lands begins on January 1, 2020 and will run through Janurary 31.

As a bonus to players they've increased certain Eternal Twitch drops for a limited time.

As a special holiday gift to our players, the Twelve Days of Dropsmas will be starting on Christmas 12/25/2019 and running for twelve days until 1/5/20!
During the Twelve Days of Dropsmas
Draft tickets and card packs from sets 1-6 will drop more often!
Every day, starting on Christmas and continuing for twelve days, we will drop that day’s special card in addition to your normal Twitch drops!
Make sure to tune in to your favorite Eternal streamer every day on Twitch to earn those sweet rewards!

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On the first day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – An Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the second day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Two Thunderbirds and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the third day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Three Humbugs Swarming, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the fourth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Four Forge Wolves a howling, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the fifth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the sixth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the seventh day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Seven Submerged Titans swimming, six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the eighth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Eight Alluring Embers charging, seven Submerged Titans Swimming, Six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the ninth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Nine Smokedancers charming, Eight Alluring Embers charging, seven Submerged Titans swimming, Six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the tenth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Ten Jotun Punters punting, nine Smokedancers charming, eight Alluring Embers charging, seven Submerged Titans swimming, Six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the eleventh day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Eleven Doorbots helping, ten Jotun Punters punting, nine Smokedancers charming, eight Alluring Embers charging, seven Submerged Titans swimming, six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

On the twelfth day of Dropsmas, Eternal gave to me – Twelve Frontier Bards drumming, eleven Doorbots helping, ten Jotun Punters punting, nine Smokedancers charming, eight Alluring Embers charging, seven Submerged Titans swimming, six Substitutes transforming, five Amber Rings! Four Forge Wolves, three Humbug Swarms, two Thunderbirds, and an Acquisitive Crow casting spells for me!

The next Gauntlet event starts tomorrow (12/27).

2019 is ending, and what better way to end the year with a band than with a Grand Melee? Build your strongest deck and take on some of the fiercest competition The Elder Scrolls: Legends has to offer!

Grand Melee: December 27 - 30

There are no special deckbuilding rules for the Grand Melee. Players battle with their best constructed decks available until they achieve either nine wins or three losses. Entry into the Grand Melee costs six (6) Event Tickets or 1,000 Gold, up to three maximum runs allowed.

For this Grand Melee, all participants will recieve non-premium Gray Fox card back. This card back will be awarded to all entrants regardless of win count.

The top 1,000 players on the leaderboard at the end of the event will also receive a bonus reward: a premium Cadwell card back!

The Grand Melee begins Friday, December 27 at 12pm ET and closes at 12pm ET on Monday, December 30. Events in The Elder Scrolls: Legends change regularly, so check in often to see what new challenges await!

I like the solo adventures, but have never been able to make a dent in the Frozen Throne. If you haven't played it, the computer hero heals back to full every turn, so you need to deal 30 damage in one go. Holding off some rather large minions whilst trying to build up 30 damage on board is difficult without expensive OP cards.

Well, here comes the infamous:

Galakrond Battlecry Shaman Day 1 - 69% WR HSReplay

Wild · Galakrond Shaman · by Fluxflashor · 6 years, 3 months ago

• 0 Mutate x 2
• 1 Invocation of Frost x 2
• 1 Sludge Slurper x 2
• 2 EVIL Totem x 2
• 3 Far Sight x 2
• 3 Mana Tide Totem x 2
• 4 Devoted Maniac x 2
• 4 Lifedrinker x 2
• 5 Barista Lynchen x 1
• 5 Corrupt Elementalist x 2
• 5 Dragon's Pack x 2
• 5 Faceless Corruptor x 2
• 5 Shield of Galakrond x 2
• 6 Kronx Dragonhoof x 1
• 7 Galakrond, the Tempest x 1
• 9 Mogu Fleshshaper x 2
• 9 Shudderwock x 1

9,600 Dust 5,786 4 Copy Deck Code

Simply invoke and trade until you have Galakrond, the Tempest and Kronx Dragonhoof in hand. This means that on the turn after playing your Galakrond, you will have 2x 8/8s, a 5/2 weapon and 5 direct from Kronx - which is 26 damage. If you've managed to keep a taunt from Shield of Galakrond or Dragon's Pack, then you're good to go!

Use the Invocation of Frost and Faceless Corruptor to slow things down and keep the board clear.

You don't need Barista Lynchen or Shudderwock. If you don't have them, swap them out for invokes or taunts to slow things down.

So i would like to have more friends in hearthstone so i decided to make a thread simply looking for friends.

here is some of my info and if you are also looking for friends you can post it here too.

Also happy holidays everyone

BATTLETAG: murlocleader#21916

SERVER: eu

PLAYTIME: random

LVL of EXPERIENCE: been playing for 5 years however on this account i've played for 2 years. I never tried to properly rank up so i'm between rank 25-20

LOOKING FRIENDS FOR: i would like to have more friends to talk to if you're a new player you can add me too 

This game is:

1. Super f2p friendly, it is probably the most f2p friendly card game right now. rewards and packs keep dropping from nowhere, you can craft a meta deck in no time.

2. Mostly skill-based, every game I lose, I know why I lost, I could've played things differently etc... It has almost no rng.

3. Beautiful artwork and sounds.

4. It has awesome developers, focusing on developing and balancing the game.

5. Deckbuilding is super fun, there are many layers of deckbuilding.

6. On the appstore, it has a rating of 4.8 (coming to android in first quarter of 2019, it is available for PC)

Here are some reviews of people who have played this game, articulating their thoughts better than mine:

https://www.reddit.com/r/gwent/comments/eblsap/a_hearthstone_refugees_many_thoughts_on_gwent/

https://www.reddit.com/r/gwent/comments/dqydwv/hearthstone_player_for_3_years_gwent_is_probably/

https://www.reddit.com/r/gwent/comments/e0oq26/gwent_compared_to_other_dccgs/

https://www.reddit.com/r/gwent/comments/dufqb9/a_new_players_thoughts_on_why_i_love_gwent_so_much/

Murozond the Infinite has some pretty weird interactions with transformation type effects.

My opponent was a shaman. He played Sea Giant and Knife Juggler, then 2 Devolve. I played Murozond the Infinite on my turn right after. Murozond, like other "replay" and "recast" effects, acts in a random order. So what happened was this.

1. He devolved sea giant into Mal'ganis and juggler into Flame Imp.
2. He "replayed"....Mal'ganis.
3. He devolved again, making enemy Mal'Ganis into Batterhead and imp into Whisp.
4. He summoned the Whisp.

Weird right? Can anyone replicate this?

This year's coming to an end and I'm pretty surprised I went through the Aggro dominance (be it Mech hunters, hand buff paladins, evolve shamans, Galakrond shaman, murloc shamans, even shamans and more) and haven't uninstalled Hearthstones yet.

This is mostly thanks to you guys who helped me keep my love of deckbuilding alive, providing card suggestions that made my meme decks at least 40% viable instead complete flops and even got one or two of them featured in the Wild Weekend Deck series of articles (which I absolutely love- the ideas are delightful). 

The nice community and pretty much flawless site made Hearthstones so much more enjoyable and God knows I've needed an easy after-work stress relief this year.

Fellow builders- keep helping each other and happy holidays!

missing gold was already a thread...

additionally i have decks in the deck manager, that say, they are one card short, even if they are at full 30 cards.

i have decks i can't play, because the game tells me, that this deck is not for this mode (wtf?)

and so on...

what's wrong with our favourite indie company?

and marry christmas to everyone :) (so this thread is not only complaint)

Hey, Everyone!! 

I'm new to the forums but figured since there's not much happening in the LoR space right now I'd share some content that I've made! At least in the LoR Reddit which I frequent, these cards seem to be pretty highly discussed in regards to potential nerfs, etc. What do you guys think about them? 

Top 5 Discussed LoR Cards

Has anyone else's gold counter in hearthstone dropped to zero? wondering if its just a graphics bug or whether i've just lost 1000 gold from my account

So I made the mistake of asking this question on Reddit and mostly got only answers that we’re halfway thought out.

This question excludes Battlegrounds Tribal inclusions, patching, and Balance changes. This is a more long term question.

We see that battlegrounds has done a good job of bringing some older players back while attracting some new players, I don’t know how long they’ll stay but it’s still a good sign that change is effect for HS.

I often make the assumption that new formats would help but I’d like to know what others have in mind.

Been playing for about 2,5 years, and more serious the last year. And finally made it! Feels so good.

Hi. Pretty easy to explain this one: signatures that are over 3 lines long can't be scrolled on mobile (to view the whole text).

I suggest that either you restrict signatures to a certain font and size (while still allowing other customizations) and make sure the number of characters doesn't go over 3 lines, or that a scrollbar is added (as non-intrusive as possible).

Thanks

As you know, after rise of Secret Burn Mage, Evenlock disappeared from the Wild meta. I tried BenFromWork's new dragon version of the deck and it surprised me positively. I went 8-0 (r4), even defeating 2 Mages. Of course, this can be a pure luck or me being too good ;), but if you would like to (at least) try an old deck with some new cards; and you enjoy shivers by constantly being on the verge of death, this deck is for you.

https://ibb.co/swMw0xz

### Even Warlock
# Class: Warlock
# Format: Wild
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# 1x (2) Darkbomb
# 2x (2) Defile
# 2x (2) Nether Breath
# 2x (2) Sunfury Protector
# 2x (2) Vulgar Homunculus
# 1x (4) Faceless Shambler
# 2x (4) Hellfire
# 2x (4) Hooked Reaver
# 2x (4) Lesser Amethyst Spellstone
# 2x (4) Spellbreaker
# 2x (4) Twilight Drake
# 1x (6) Abyssal Summoner
# 2x (6) Evasive Wyrm
# 1x (6) Genn Greymane
# 1x (6) Mojomaster Zihi
# 1x (8) Zzeraku the Warped
# 2x (12) Mountain Giant
# 2x (20) Molten Giant
#
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#
# To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and create a new deck in Hearthstone

I almost forgot posting the thread this time!

I have not played a lot this season, I have experimented a bit with several decks without investing a lot of time on ranked, so I have not yet reached my objective (Rank 5). But I still have time.

How is/was your climb this month? Did you give up because of shamans? Did you join the Face Hunter army? Tell us!

EDIT: Fifth game, I just got a Lightspwan from Evoke, so it's not legendary-only, still quite lopsided...

EDIT2: I've seemed to enjoy the most legendary (pun intended) Invoke streak ever. I've played 2 games in Standard Casual and got 2 Legs out of 10 invokes, so don't mind the post below. (Although it's a prime example of 'everything is possible, just unlikely')

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So I've been playing Invoke (Highlander) Priest recently and I noticed that I predominantly (maybe even exclusively) get Priest Legendaries. Over four games so far I got:

• Chameleos once (1)
• Madame Lazul twice (2)
• High Priest Amet twice (2)
• Lady in White zero times (0)
• Zerek, Master Cloner once (1)
• Bwonsamdi, the Dead thrice (3)
• Prophet Velen once (1)
• Catrina Muerte four times (4)
• Murozond the Infinite zero times (0)
• Princess Talanji thrice (3)
• NON-LEGENDARY-MINIOS zero times (0)

I DO know that this is a small*ish sample size BUT nonetheless it rises suspicion as there are more non-legendary priest minions than legendary ones (10 vs 29 if i counted correctly) and the probability of my sample already is <(1/3)^17 (**) which is incredibly small already.

Furthermore, you do get other minions by using the actual hero power (contrary to the Invoke keyword)

Any thoughts/ideas/falsifications?

IF this is true, I feel that the Invoke keyword is actually WEAKER than I thought. Most of the time your early game minions won't give you the needed midgame but only get your hand clunky. For me this even feels like a hidden nerf/bug.

Hey, guys! I was originally going to update my earlier post about free stuff, but this warrants it own thread.

If you missed October's 'treat codes', you can enter the code WELCOME2019 in the 'Redeem Code' section of the store. It will give you 20 packs as well as a few Paths and Powers. Get them while they're hot!

If you've already redeemed one of the aforementioned Treat Codes, this won't work for you. Sorry.

Edit: I'm moving the other codes here, so I don't spam the forum:

SNOWMYTH - 3 Core packs

SNOW - card trim

UGLYSWEATER - card back

Thanks for posting the codes again, Nirast!

Carbot released the last StarCrafts episode today. If you didn't see it, go do it right now! It was amazing and sad at the same time. The saga is over, but it was hell of a ride! Thank you Carbot!