AngryShuckie

I hope rogue never gets a taunt minion. It's the class of slipping in and out of the shadows and using subtle, underhanded tactics: you're doing something wrong as a rogue if you're drawing your foe's attention. Even the pirate …

And Undertaker is a neutral card which had the absolute worst type of effect to give a 1-drop: gaining both attack and health as a reward for playing good minions on curve which are already annoying themselves.

Snowballing 1-drops …

HS's own tool-tip for rush describes it as "Can attack minions immediately". Translating that into more technical language: "this minion can attack your opponent's minions on the turn it is summoned (or otherwise appears on the board, e.g. transformed into)".

They already have a schedule for major announcements which is not going to change because the community is getting (a tiny bit) restless. Better they fill the time until then with these mini-announcements and announcements of announcements than nothing.

In the spirit of the card, I will make a proper comment when I am replied with 3 'candles' (i.e. 3 different people reply with anything, preferably candle related). For now my comment is dormant...

This could take a …

At the same time [card]Mana Wyrm[/card] still had to be nerfed quite recently. Nobody wants snowball-y 1-drops, so there is no point in risking it becoming a problem again.

I'm not against raising it to a 2/3, but there is already good reason to pick Keeper over other silence: sometimes you would rather deal 2 damage than silence something. Keeper was always one of the choose one cards that …

[card]Fireball[/card] is better than [card]Mortal Strike[/card]. [card]Flik Skyshiv[/card] is better than, well, pretty much all similar cards.

In this case priest is known to be good at buffs, hunter less so. So I think it is perfectly fair, after …

There is a 4th added totem that a reverted [card]Tuskarr Totemic[/card] could summon: [card]Nightmare Amalgam[/card]. As a result it is actually more likely to high-roll into a 3/4 than it was before. That is not necessarily enough to mean it …

Looking back at the full list of nerfs there aren't as many as I expected there to be in the current Wild-only pool. The full list of those is:

1. [card]Sylvanas Windrunner[/card] (used to cost 5 way way back, …

The tri-class mechanic had the downside of making classes feel more similar than they otherwise would, and hence the meta feel less diverse.

Jades were a good example of this: while jade rogue was all deathrattle shenanigans and a …

Quote From DelkoHS

Didn't they announce that there will be no HoF or balance changes coming up?

They said no balance changes before the next set. HoF is still likely.

As you said it depends on what each player values, so I'm not preaching, but I did analyse it a little differently.

Irrespective of the pity timer, 24 packs are still fairly likely to net you 1 legendary with …

As someone who kept everything, I know that would put a smile on my face, but I fully understand those who dusted their Wild collection.

I suppose it is fine as long as the existing Standard format remains the …

I agree that overall the EVIL classes got more of the 'headlines' in the Year of the Dragon, and it perhaps wasn't helped that Zephrys (and later Alex) were enough for EVIL classes to steal a bit of the Explorer's …

How did [card]Gral, the Shark[/card] get on that list?

Blade Flurry is also great in [card]Bazaar Burglary[/card] decks. Those might not be top tier but it is further evidence that Blade Flurry is actually in a nice spot for an evergreen card: far from auto-include but finds homes every …

That certainly seems to be the mindset they are taking with LoR too. It is no doubt a noble approach to take, and it is easier to follow through if you start with it.

In HS, the class system …

Now the idea has been put in my head, I think a new rotating format has to be the pragmatic solution to the wild 'problem'. Without it or something similar we're left with a fundamental question on what Wild should …

People agree with you, and Dean acknowledged it when he said Wild isn't the ideal format for using a lot of old cards and then asked for thoughts on rotating formats.

Deep down I think that has to be …