I just logged in and got a message saying that the hallow's end event will leave in 3 days, I imagine that it will end when the next tavern brawl gets here.

Don't forget that if you have an un-finished arena run when the event ends, you will get all the rewards for that run plus another free run. 

I'll use this to post news links as appropriate.

First bit of news - Downtime Monday! Server will be taken down in order to implement an in-game ranking system for the Expedition game mode. 

Second bit of news - Cosmetics! Direwolf is putting out their first-ever premium playmat, to make the game board look different. It is part of a bundle, which also comes with four unique avatars (the four horsemen) and some other goodies as well! (Or you can just buy the playmat if you want just that.)

 Hello everyone, I just hit Legend a few hours ago and, after seeing my tracker stats, I wanted to share some thoughts with you (may even upload on Reddit if I feel like, but probably not).

Some informations: I started playing Tempo Rogue (with Eviscerate instead of Heistbaron Togwaggle since I didn't want to craft it) at rank 3 1 star on EU ladder. This is the complete list if someone is interested (it's the same BoarControl brought to rank 5 Legend a few hours ago).

Tempo Rogue [Season 67; 3734]

Wild · Tempo Rogue · by Avalon · 6 years, 4 months ago

• 0 Backstab x 2
• 0 Shadowstep x 2
• 1 Pharaoh Cat x 2
• 1 Swashburglar x 2
• 2 EVIL Cable Rat x 2
• 2 Eviscerate x 1
• 2 Sap x 2
• 2 Underbelly Fence x 2
• 3 Blink Fox x 2
• 3 Edwin VanCleef x 1
• 3 EVIL Miscreant x 2
• 4 Hench-Clan Burglar x 2
• 4 Lifedrinker x 1
• 4 Spirit of the Shark x 2
• 4 Vendetta x 2
• 4 Waggle Pick x 2
• 5 Leeroy Jenkins x 1

5,220 Dust 588 0 Copy Deck Code

Now, here are the stats of my climb (I'd directly upload a picture if able to do so, but for some reason linking it from Imgur doesn't work anymore...): unfortunately it took me a couple more games than I needed since at some point my Wi-Fi decided it was siesta time and I lost two games out of disconnection but hey, 69% winrate is still pretty nice.

As you can see, out of 39 games 20 were against Shamans: to be more precise, only one of them was Murloc; the other 19 were either Quest (16) or straight Evolve (3).

Mage, Paladin, Warrior (they didn't save the best for last this time I guess) and Warlock completely unexistent; a sprinkle of Quest Druids, Highlander Hunters, Deathrattle Priests (one was Combo to be fair) and Rogues (3 were Tempo like me, 1 was Deathrattle). And that's it.

I know that 40 games are not a big sample, but they are enough to give an idea of what the environment is in the high ranks. Another fact: out of the 6 last games that I played, 5 were Shamans (the other one was Rogue): at some point I really wanted to pluck my eyes out.

What I'm trying to do is adding evidences to the already existent complaints around Shaman. The main issue is not its OPness (in fact I went 13-7 against Thrall/Morgl/Rastakhan/the fat guy), but rather its highroll potential and its capability of generating resources out of a bunch of mana.

Most of the games I lost were because I got overwhelmed by an absurd amount of stats in the early game, which maybe just Warrior (Brawl) and Priest (Mass Hysteria) can handle properly, and a small part because of resource exhaustion, but the fact is that, at the moment, there isn't a viable strategy against it except going face really fast and hard: Midrange gets totally annihilated and Control barely makes it; the most favorable matchups (Vicious Syndicate) are somewhat unreliable (I explain what I want to say: as you can read in the meta report I linked, OTK Paladin constantly beats Shaman, but the problem is that it struggles against pretty much anything else, therefore no Paladins on ladder) and, given the aforementioned highroll potential, it's able to give you wins even if you're not a top tier player (yes: some of the guys I played against were so bad that I felt bad for them).

In the end, (Quest) Shamans are really popular and, the most important thing, it feels really bad to play against them over and over again.

Let's rattle off what are in my opinion some of the crucial combos of the decks that generate this situation:

• the Evolve Mechanic: Desert Hare + Evolve can be neck breaking for most of the decks (even more if the Quest is completed); to be honest though, this combo isn't the one that worries me the most, because that title goes to
• [Hearthstone Card (Mogu Flashshaper) Not Found] + Mutate: the 8 mana minions pool is really strong, with just a few bad pulls (Hir'eek, the Bat is the worst outcome, whereas the second worst is Heroic Innkeeper or Captain Hooktusk, which is still pretty good on turn 4/5), and it will stay in Standard for more than another year. You can try to fight for the control of the board in order to prevent such insane turns, but
• Heart of Vir'naal + Mind Control Tech punishes you really hard for playing more than 3 minions.
• In the meantime, you have to watch out for insane burst coming from Kobold Lackey, Weaponized Wasp and Life-fucking-drinker plus Bog Slosher.

So, you need to fight for the board in order to kill 8 drops and many 4 drops in the early game without having more than 3 minions in play, otherwise you'd dramatically increase your opponent's board while losing yours. How does that even make any sense?

I don't want to start a nerfing/babyrage thread (hey, I got to Legend, fuck them Shamans), but rather having a discussion about it.

Given that Shaman is a problem for the current meta and maybe the future ones (alongside with Quest Druid in my honest opinion), what do you think? What is the card that triggers you/you don't like to play against the most? Have you found any reliable counters (except joining the dark side of course)? If yes, which?

Feel free to express your opinion and to blow off some steam if you really need to ;)

Thanks for reading

Just wanted to throw out that Jepetto Joybuzz is a very nice craft- especially if, like me, you like OTKs. 

I got to use it in a number of decks from quest Shudderwock to meme decks as Bombs Away ( https://outof.cards/hearthstone/decks/8156-bombs-away )

Just yesterday I had the pleasure of throwing a big axe worth 32 damage at the face of a combo priest, courtesy of Joybuzz. Love it! 

About a month ago I made a thread asking if Frost Nova should be HoF'd to increase the variety of freeze effects that can be printed for Mage. The reaction was mostly negative, since too many freeze effects would eventually overwhelm mage in Wild mode.

That got me thinking though: would people be interested in a new play mode that uses rotating sets? Similar to Arena and the Brawl Block tavern brawls, you could only build decks from certain expansions. For simplicity, it could follow the same current rotation as whatever the arena is.

The idea is this lets old cards shine like they do in Wild, but in a way that keeps the meta fluid and prevents "solved archetypes" (so things like Rez Priest and Face Shaman wouldn't be insane forever). It might even let certain bad cards see the light of day without better alternatives. This also gives Blizzard more leeway to print similar effects to rotated cards and make them competitive, since there would be an alternative to Wild mode. Also keep in mind this balances Priest's ever-growing collection of board clears.

Thoughts?

Hey, folks! Writing this on a crappy hotel connection on my phone, so I'm going to keep this brief and badly formatted. About an hour ago from the writing of this post, a new patch landed that brings a lot of small changes, and a bunch of BIG ones. 

First and foremost  this patch introduces faction missions. They are special missions that must be completed by a certain color. You'll select your faction and be given it's mission, and you can change them outside of combat. Can't share a link to what they look like atm, sorry.

Up next, we have a couple changes to two of the paths:

• Turn of seasons had its starting additional life reduced from 4 to 1, and it's Pursuit had increased from 2 health to 4.
• Rainbow's end Pursuit was changed from reducing the cost of your first enchantment by 1 to giving you a Leprechaun's Coin that gives you 1 temporary Mana. 

Finally, Orpheum of Horrors stops giving your minion +1/+0

There are some other changes, but they're mostly cosmetic or bug fixes. 

Full patch notes here.

I created this class for the 5th Class Creation competition, placing 3rd place. I went much further than I ever anticipated with the support of the Hearthpwn community. Now I'm posting and updating this class as a project since I particularly like the theme and the mechanic I have created for it.

Lore:

When the people of Azeroth are sleeping or fighting, astronomers study the stars, the sun, the moon and the planets surrounding their sky. With this knowledge, astromancers try their best to make prediction to the future based on the pattern. Unfortunately, their prediction backfires to the people of Azeroth as often as it helps them.

That isn't to say that astromancers are completely wrong. With a little more patient, set up and studying intensely, their prediction have more chance of being useful!

Hero Power:

Celestial Burst is the class's Basic Hero Power. A pretty straight forward hero power, it also represent the class's high RNG nature but can improved or manipulated through careful board manipulation or using the class's Keyword.

Cosmic Burst is the class's upgraded Hero Power, generated by Justicar Trueheart, [Hearthstone Card (Baku, the Mooneater) Not Found] and Sir Finley of the Sands. It's an extremely potent Hero Power, being basically a Ballista Shot that can hit minions.

The Boomsday Project

One of the lab of Dr. Boom is preserved for counseling the traumatized interns and scientists. Of course, given that the lead psychiatrist Sigmund Parlov is part of the Boom lab, he also attempts the morally dubious method of opening a portal to the Emerald Dream / Emerald Nightmare to seek out new magic to treat his patient.

 

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• Spells that deal split damage that has Poisonous by Toxic Influencer will instantly kill the minion that it deal the separate instant of damage to.

Token:

The Stages of Grief:

Other tokens:

Nightmare

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Rastakhan's Rumble

For the Rumble, the class will follow the recently return from the death the Sky Serpent Loa Quetz'lun. He bring along with him a hoard of champions and will take people who were cast aside in order to convert and train them to become the best they can be. His most prized champion Al'Zatar is such example, who specializes in manipulate the odd to his favor.

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Gladiator's Path:

Rumble Run

Shrines

Teammates

• Check out the class Rumble Run guide

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Rise of Shadows

For Rise of Shadows, the class will join force to defend Dalaran, therefore balance out the number of Hero Class compare to the Villain classes. Their card set will mainly focus on building a combo deck that generate a huge amount of cheap spells to burst down the enemy. In Wild, this combo is even more prevalent since the class has access to the spell Astral Explosion combine with Violet Illusionist.

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• Shalyssa Ravenwhisper is made by Demonxz95 as a tribute card for me. I like it so much that I decided to implement it to my class's set.
• If the enemy hero already had been by Gaze or Solar Eclipse before the Battlecry of Dalaran Sky Watcher, they can still be hit by random effect damage, similar to how random damage can still hit Can't be targeted by spells or Hero Powers minions.
• If a spell already had Twinspell before you cast Mark of Gemini, it will add a copy with Twinspell to your hand, similar to THE... Candles treasure.

Rise of the Mech

• Schizorphrenia now cost 2 mana (down from 4 mana)
• Nightmare Therapy now cost 5 mana (down from 6)

The Dalaran Heist

Hero Powers:

Secrets of the Void unlock: Cast 50 spells

Celestial Call Requirement: Summon 200 minions

Backstory:

Hawken Kipler is a former highly respected Astromancer of Dalaran. He harbors a grudge against the Citadel because Eldrond Luxos, his friend and former lover, was expelled from the city because of Luxos's newfound interest in Necromancy and Void magic. This grudge simmer for years before exploding when Eldrond's sister Tolyria Luxos was killed during the Purge of Dalaran and the city didn't even bother to send a messenger to Eldrond about her death, considering Eldrond no longer part of Dalaran. Since then, he has been quietly plotting against the city from the inside out, culminating him helping the League of EVIL.

If you played as Astromancer, Eldron Luxos has a small chance to be encountered as a boss in any chapters. He will be encountered only as a 7th boss in chapter 1-4, or from 7th to 11th boss in chapter 5. Playing against him will have special dialogue that detailed their friendship / romance and Kipler breaking the news to him about Tolyria's death. 

(The Hero Power is coded to only hit the Astral Spirits if Eldrond or the player is at 1 Health. Celestial Helpers is coded to be in his opening hand and cast on turn 1.)

He will use a self-harming Warlock / Astromancer deck (symbolizing Eldrond being suicidal after Kipler breaking him the news about Tolyria's death). If both sides are alive for 10 turn, the player'll receive a win and a special Treasure:

• Don't forget to check out the class Dalaran Heist guide

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Saviors of Uldum

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Doom in the Tombs cards: 

Tombs of Terror

Lore:

After his encounter with his ex-lover, Eldrond continues on his own path. One night, he found the floating city of Dalaran strapped with rockets. Surprised and confused, he used his magic to track the city down to Uldum. Learning that his help to Kipler has led to the event that can end the world, he joined force with the League of Explorers to put an end to this madness by uniting the scared local citizen to lend the League their aid.

Hero Power

Study the Stars: Starting Hero Power

Unlimited Power unlock: Gaze 100 characters

Call of the Void unlock: Take 40 damage during your turn

Signature Treasures

Darkbomb

• Tolyria's Locket is the initially available Signature Treasure.
• Study the Nether is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 5 Boss
• Kipler's Evocation is the Signature Treasure you unlock after dealing 50 damage to a Plague Lord
• Jr. Ambassador is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating a Plague Lord
• Sr. Ambassador is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating the first four Plague Lords
• Shifting Anomaly is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 2 Plague Lords
• Renounce Evil is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 3 Plague Lords.

Interaction:

• If you play Tolyria's Locket, Eldrond will remark how much he miss Tolyria and how sad he is at her death.
• If you play Study the Nether, Eldrond will remark that he regret missing out on becoming a Void Elf.
• If you play Kipler's Evocation, Eldrond will remark that one of the reasons he broke up with Kipler is that Kipler used to bring out the more violent side of him. However, recent events are making Eldrond doubting that decision.
• If you play the two Ambassadors, Eldrond will remark on the importance of using local knowledge and citizens to defeat the Plague Lords.
• If you play Shifting Anomaly, Eldrond will remark how he loves these things due to their flexibility.
• If you play Renounce Evil, Eldrond will remark that he prefers "adapt to circumstances".

And don't forget to check out Eldrond's Tombs of Terror guide.

Descent of Dragons

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Galakrond's Awakening

Token:

I tried to use the search form to find out about how to make deck lists or use shortcodes. I wondered if it might be useful to have a help section, linked to from the main menu, containing information about the site features available?

(I'd be happy to try help contribute content, if you want)

I was looking into creating a budget deck. When selecting it from the menu, it filters with a max dust cost of 1600. However, if you use the feature cards (which everyone gets for free), then the deck cost will probably never be below 1600. Is there a way to incorporate this into the deck costs?

I love playing hunter, but it feels kinda bad in the current meta so had to craft this new deck to try to keep up.

Its Kinda facey since you don't want to go too late but it can still play Mid range very well and tends to Deal roughly 15 to 22 damage instantly or more with a good Zephrys

Questlander Hunter Aggro

Wild · Highlander Hunter · by Millergram · 6 years, 4 months ago

• 1 Shimmerfly x 1
• 1 Springpaw x 1
• 1 Stonetusk Boar x 1
• 1 Timber Wolf x 1
• 1 Unseal the Vault x 1
• 2 Bug Collector x 1
• 2 Hench-Clan Hogsteed x 1
• 2 Knife Juggler x 1
• 2 Loot Hoarder x 1
• 2 Questing Explorer x 1
• 2 Snake Trap x 1
• 2 Zephrys the Great x 1
• 3 Desert Hare x 1
• 3 Desert Spear x 1
• 3 History Buff x 1
• 3 Microtech Controller x 1
• 3 Razorfen Hunter x 1
• 3 SN1P-SN4P x 1
• 3 Unleash the Hounds x 1
• 3 Wolfrider x 1
• 4 Bone Wraith x 1
• 4 Cult Master x 1
• 4 Hench-Clan Hag x 1
• 4 Houndmaster x 1
• 4 Houndmaster Shaw x 1
• 5 Zilliax x 1
• 6 Swarm of Locusts x 1
• 6 Unleash the Beast x 1
• 7 Dinotamer Brann x 1
• 10 Sea Giant x 1

12,100 Dust 729 0 Copy Deck Code

Let me know how it feels or if you have suggestions I'm not thinking of, but this has been an on going project for at least a month or two changing a lot due to N,zoth

This site puts out the only consistent "Tier List" for various deck archetypes in Eternal. They do this once per week, based on a feedback form that players can use to submit their game data.

Note: This meta tier list is based only on frequency of encountering specific deck archetypes; it is not necessarily based on how well the deck performs. However, presumably, the most popular decks are performing pretty well.

This is the link for the current list. Best place to find the new meta report each week is on the Eternal Subreddit.

Tier List for October Week 3

I receive a letter today regarding an MNBA loan account from Optima Legal Services basically threatening us to contact MBNA before 22 November 2019 or face a CCJ.

It always worry me but has anyone had any dealings with them?

I miss (a bit) monthly threads we used to have in "that other HS forum" about our legend climb each season so, why not starting them here?

My objective each month is rank 5 (I don't play enough hours per week to be any more ambitious). I climbed very fast in the first days with Flamewaker so I was quite optimistic, but then I fell in a losing streak, so I switched decks. Neither Secret Paladin nor Murloc Shaman have worked especially, I've been in rank 7 for 2 full weeks!!! The grind is real this month...

I'm going to try Tempo Rogue now, I need a change!

Hello everyone,

I would like to hear your opinions on Vessina, as I'm thinking about crafting the card, and am always careful with class-specific ones. It's good currently in Evolve Shaman, which I would enjoy to play, but the deck won't last for long. Do you think similar archetypes will be viable in Standard after evolve goes back to wild?

I play Wild also. Do you think the card's power level is enough to warrant play in Wild? Should be good in Even Shaman, but haven't played Wild in a long time, so I would like to hear your experiences with or against it.

Thank you for your time!

I have gotten a Mytic wild card, which card would be a good card to use this on? Haven't really figures my playstyle yet, but thought the 8 mana orange/blue mytic that gives all minions +2/+2 and overrun sounds good. 

What would be your suggestions.

It is a simple thread. I am not sure that this thread belongs to Feedback forum or here but I decided to open here. Will there be a deck database here? I wondered because we saw a lot threads on front page. We didn't see articles about MTG:Arena or any other card games on front page before so I wondered.

Only just noticed I "own" all the cards.

How long will this last? As it seems too good to be true. Really enjoying it at the moment but I doubt I will be sticking around if most of my decks disappear : (

Edit: well I guess it will end soon, was fun playing it though. back to Dota 2 and my complete collection of heroes that I dont have to grind or fork out $$$ to unlock :)

Hey

After reading an article I usually skip a comment page or two, but after that I want to return to home page to read another article.

There is no home link at the bottom of the page so you have to scroll all the way up to do it (and some articles are really long).

Such link might be useful.

Cheers

Was just wondering if they were out of invites/ people to gain access or if they were stopping any others to gain access?

Just ask because have been pending since it came out to be accepted to join and nothing yet unfortunately.

Been playing league since season 1, and love card games, so have been super stoked for this to come out and play it.

Hello, there! In this article I'm going to go into detail about the economy of the game. I'll cover stuff like pricing, crafting cost and how easily you can get various cards in the game. But before I get to that I just want to say:

!!!!!!!MAAT!!!!!!!

The site's paragraph font really doesn't do it justice, so I'll just type it 3 more times:

!!!!!!!MAAT!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!MAAT!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!MAAT!!!!!!!

This is a system in the game made to ensure good sportsmanship among players. The way it works is, there's a small thumbs up in the lower-right corners of the screen. If both you and your opponent press it, you get MAAT, which is a sort of secondary levelling system that award you wild cards (I'll get to those) at certain intervals. If either player won't press the button, none of you get anything.

The reason I'm bringing this up so soon is because the function is poorly communicated to the players. It's barely visible, doesn't appear at all during the story segment, and you can't press it if the game start showing you your game earnings (coins gained, exp earned etc.), and I everyone that gets into the game to be very aware of this.

With that out of the way, let's continue to:

Currencies and Pack price

Mythgard has 3 major currencies:

• Essence, which is used to Make cards. You can also Unmake cards for a smaller amount of Essence.
• Coins, which you can use to buy packs.
• Mythril, which you can use to upgrade cards to Prestige (basically Shiny/Golden cards from other games) or buy packs

Essence and Coins are earned by playing the game, while Mythril can only be bought for real money. A pack can be bought for either 1200 Coins, or 15- Mythil. Here's a table that explains the options for buying Mythril, as well as the equivalent number of packs.

Pack contents and Wild cards

There are 4 rarities in Mythgard: Common, Uncommon, Rare and Mythic. I'll be referring to them as Bronze, Silver, Gold and Mythic respectively, to avoid confusion with other card games.

Packs in Mythgard contain 6 cards, divided as such:

• 3 Bronze
• 2 Silver
• 1 Gold with a 10% chance of an upgrade to Mythic

I find this to be a pretty good, considering you're guaranteed to have at least the second-highest rarity in your deck. On the flip side, you can only have exactly ONE Gold or Mythic in a pack. Those modifiers also apply:

• 14% of packs will upgrade one or more of your cards to Prestige
• 14% of packs will upgrade one or more of your cards to Wild card(s)
• A Mythic pity timer every 20 packs
• Duplicate protection for Mythics

You can also upgrade cards to Prestige using Mythril, though I personally don't recomend it, since the amount isn't worth it. Here's a table breaking down the cost of Making and Unmaking cards:

I've mentioned Wild cards, but I haven't explained what they are. They are basically cards that you can use to make actual cards instead of using Essence. They have the same rarities and colors as regular cards, and in order to use them, they must match the card you want to make in both color and rarity. There are also Wild cards that can be used to make cards of any color, and the game will automatically use those over the other ones when making a card. I you unmake a Wild card, you'll get double the Essence that you'd get from a normal one, but it's not recommended unless you have all the cards of that rarity and color.

So far, I think I've opened about 50 packs and I have 6 Mythics at the moment, out of 99. I also have 58% Bronzes, 47% Silvers and 31% Rares. There are a little more than 450 cards in the game atm.

There are also Packs that offer nothing but Golds and Mythics, but those are extremely rare/once per account (can't remember which exactly).

Story and Puzzles

The first thing you should do is play the story and the puzzles, since they teach you how to play the game, as well as give you a little gold. I won't go into detail here, since the rewards are sadly quite insignificant, and the devs are probably going to overhaul them soon, so this section is going to be updated. 

The missions tab

This is what the missions tab looks like:

There's quite a lot to unpack here, so let's go step by step:

• The first item is the bonus daily pool of coins. It works as such:
  • You earn coins from this pool by playing the game:
    • 120 from a PvP win
    • 50 from a PvP loss
    • 50 from a PvE win
  • The first pool depletes when you play any game mode.
  • The second pool depletes when you play a PvP game mode. If you still have coins in the first pool, it won't start depleting until you deplete this one.
  • The third pool is a non-replenishable pool that everyone gets. You start depleting it when the other too pools are done.
  • If you manage to deplete all pools, you'll still earn rewards as follows:
    • 40 from a PvP win
    • 15 from a PvP loss
    • 10 from a PvE win
• The second item is a bit confusing. You see, after winning a match, you get a free card. This item tells you how many cards you have left to earn.
• The third item is a series of quests intended for new players. The first few are relatively easy and reward you with Coins. The following are a tad more difficult and award you with multi-color Wild cards. After that something called a "High-Five" quest will appear, but I don't exactly know what it is. When I get to it, I'll update this thread. it's a 1200 coin quest that reads "win 5 matches", that you have 22 hours to complete. You can also complete it in PvE, which is recommended.
• The following 3 items are your run-of the mill quests, like the Hearthstone ones.
• Finally, there's the weekly chest. This chest can only be opened once every 7 days, with the first week starting when you create your account, and resetting every 7 days, NOT after you open a chest. So if you open it 3 days into the week, you'll have to wait another 4 for the next one, not 7.To open it, you must collect 5 gems, which you do by playing the game. You have a 25% chance to get one if you win in PvP, and a 10% chance if you loose in PvP or win in PvE.
• Update: Team Rhino has also added faction mission to the game. They are missions that you must complete with a specific color, but you can only complete one at a time. After you have completed, you will have enough gold for 27 packs, as well as the following for each color:
  • 6 common wildcards and 6 common staples
  • 5 uncommon wildcards and 4 uncommon staples
  • 2 rare wildcards and 1 rare staple
  • 1 mythic wildcard

Achievements, Levels and MAAT

As you can see, there are 2 more tabs in the Missions menu:

• Achievements are exactly what you'd expect them to be: menial tasks that progress as you naturally play the game. There are 10 of them, 8 worth 700 Coins, and 2 worth 900.
• Levels are also gain by playing the game. There are 99 levels and each level grants the following rewards:
  • Level 1 - 1000 Coins
  • Level 2 - 1 Pack
  • Levels 3 onward: 1000 Coins/1 Pack/250 Essence per level, cycling in this order
  • Levels 3 to 13: Paths and Powers, though those can be obtained trough other means
  • Levels 3 to 61: Portraits, though those can be obtained trough other means
• I've already explained what MAAT is. There are 99 levels of MAAT and each level grants the following rewards:
  • 4 Bronze Wild cards/3 Silver Wild cards/1 Gold Wild card/1 Mythic Wild card per level, cycling in this order. I'm not sure about the Colors.
  • MAAT 5 to 38: card backs, though those can be obtained trough other means

Codes and Starter Bundle

Finally, there's the Starter Bundle. For 10 USD, you get 10 Packs, 1500 Mythril (aka, another 10 Packs for a total of 20), a Path and Power and a few portraits.

There are also Codes the devs distributed trough their newsletter that give you 10 packs and a bunch of multi-color Wild cards, but I'm not sure when they will come or even if they will keep publishing it. The consensus online is that this is more of a patch solution until they revamp the new player experience. You can try and ask for some on Reddit, on r/Mythgard. Those codes are no longer available as of Patch 0.16.3, being instead replaced by the faction missions.

MAAT!

Sorry, just wanted to remind everyone of this. Hope you found this post useful and I'll see you later! 

Do you think LoR has a chance to overhelm hearthstone ? This game feels play (just like hearthstone and unlike Artifact), it has a nice design and has a potential to get a lot of players from LoL.

It also come to my mind that Riot exploited Blitzchung affair to introduce the game in the best time, since a lot of HS players promised to boycott Blizzard because of that.

Felt games ended way more quickly than they should've the hp pool seems really low, every attack to nexus is much stronger than in hs, been playing an aggressive discard deck (draven + jinx) and almost gone undefeated also augmented experimenter is a card that I am not sure how it even left the planning table that card not only is a jinx activator and a refill he deals 3 damage on top of that? also not restricted to followers?

I will explain it's effect: 6 mana: 3/3 (the stat value are slightly higher than in hs so it's 3.5 drop stats) discard your whole hand and draw 3 cards then deal 3 damage.

the only counter to it is deny(from ionia, 3 cost burst spell) or to recall it's target, ye this card does too much.

I mean sure the game isn't even in beta but I already got a feeling that such aggressive decks are way too good, also most people say "there's an advantage to the defender" well.. there is no advantage if the defenders get killed by burst spells and quick attack followers/champions.

I think aggro might be too good, but that being said I didn't face any actual control deck yet, maybe, I am not sure what is a control deck.. freljord?

All that being said probably played mostly against people who never played card games before, and I am probably too hung on this deck that is  easy to build/pilot and is probably just beating unexperienced players rather than being strong, except the 6 drop that is stupid strong.

Great article on Mythgard Hub for anyone starting out in the game. 

I'll probably do a thread with various sites and streamers, as well as an article on the economy of the game the following days, today I've just haven't had the time.