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Aye. I've added a whole set of clarifications now to the article, since it can be one confusing keyword for players. Having [card]Raid Boss Onyxia[/card] for a while did help with that knowledge. 

Caught a glimpse of it as well, thanks for sharing! I think we may wait until all the card reveals are done for today and then post a separate update to talk a bit more about Mercs. Only fair to …

You're right, fixed (and thanks!). My poor eyes, not made for faint Hearthstone backgrounds. 

Nice going! And good to hear about its ladder viability, even minus a crucial Epic. 

Ah, interesting. I never quite think "top tier" when looking at the totems and Shaman. I suppose after all these years there might be enough of a critical mass in Wild. 

Downvoting is a curious function - shouldn't technically be used just for disagreeing and having different opinions, and yet you cannot stop anyone from going there (unfortunately). So I wouldn't pay much mind to it in such cases; Brawliseums don't …

Small updates here and there, mainly added the section on Book of Mercenaries at the end of the article. Matt London really had some special insights to share while working on that specific bug, talk about sudden inspiration. 

Edit: Also …

Yep, apparently not. I've added a separate paragraph about it, there's been a lot of reports so the devs must be aware one way or another. Perhaps we'll have to wait until the next major client patch. 

I still occasionally bother hunting for a speed match (most of the time not drawing the X card that would've been Noz doesn't particularly affect the winrate) as it can be fun; but as it's also not so common, afk …

There is even a Hearthstone precedent set (of sorts)!

I've become inspired enough by this to play a rare game of Battlegrounds (such a strange new thing, these Quests), happen upon Sire Denathrius, and also start off with Dragons. The rest of the story diverted as it all ended …

I always enjoy seeing these insights from people who might be playing the mode a little more than I do! 

To be honest, all of these have been pretty much on most everyone's list for a good while. Although ZachO does indeed have a good track record there. 

Meanwhile, I've been slacking as usual. 

I believe the former Battlegrounds Perks weren't available as part of the Castle Nathria pre-purchase bundle anymore, so what you had active was actually dating back all the way to Voyage to the Sunken City (you can compare the pre-orders …

I've added both the link and the relevant quote now in the Armor section (sorry, it's been on my mind to do so and must've slipped) listing all the tiers and their values.

Probably a good idea to include …

That's definitely the first time I hear of such a strange interaction, although the explanations above make some sense (in the weird "Hearthstone coding" sort of way). Still, could be worth checking with devs whether it's actually intended. Unless one …

I believe it was about this one: 

[quote from="DeckTech" href="https://twitter.com/hsdecktech/status/1562858832358883328" class="blizzard"]Runestones bundles are intended to match common pricing, to try to avoid the "extra Runestones" problem. Pricing is trying to be clear, easy conversions (based on USD). No product …

Mhm, I've added a relevant paragraph now. Battlegrounds seems to be heading the route of Mercenaries here. 

No word on that one, so it could be either. Only somebody who hasn't yet completed the achievement would be able to test, which makes it harder to find out now.