Bystekhilcar

Re: Warlock - my point was more that warlock has been viable for like a week before it's kicked back into the corner again. It simply amused me.

Re: Apothecary, we'll have to disagree on this one. Increasing the …

A series of entirely unnecessary nerfs; the one card that needed a beating (Apothecary) wasn't really hurt all that much.

The Fiendish Rites nerf made me laugh, though. Conjured pictures of Gul'dan finally about to climb out of a …

My body is ready. Don't hold back, Rito.

Mage is fine. Getting tired of saying it, but tech for your meta. If you're getting rolled by a lot of deathrattle decks, tech in some silences and time your Zephrys properly. If you're getting rolled by aggro, pick …

I'm going to post a rebuttal, and since this is an area I believe in passionately, I'm probably going to get a little heated. I apologise in advance.

In my view, people who complain about netdecking are people who …

Oh for crying out loud. Absolutely no changes necessary as far as I'm concerned - the only card/deck which is in any way problematic right now is Necrium Apothecary and that can be dealt with through tech cards and correct …

'fraid I don't watch videos much, so without a transcript I can't comment on any conclusions you may have drawn.

What I will say, though, is that I worry Noxus will provide some extremely potent aggressive strategies to other …

Never actually seen it, but it's just another type of cheese. The kind of deck that looks unbeatable on the rare occasion it actually gets the right cards, but three games out of four they'll be conceding without putting up …

My guess had actually been 28-29. Not sure I buy into your reasoning, but if you are correct it's a week sooner than I'd hoped, so I for one certainly won't be complaining.

Been shadowing the discussion for a while, and the conclusion I've drawn is that there's no point to changing the Galakrond Invoke/HP. You'd just be poking at a symptom.

The underlying disease, to continue the metaphor, is the lack …

Update - tried it some. Just too slow to win games in an environment where people are actually trying to win.

The deck was marked 'just for fun', so pretty sure it's more the latter. My pointers were more about refining the deck while keeping the core concept alive, but not really a problem if certain cards are judged as important …

My sleep cycles are out of whack right now so I can't promise anything, but if the mood strikes me when I get off work I'll do a bit more tweaking and give it a spin - I've not played …

My opinions, as a long-time Quest Rogue player:

- This will obviously be in Wild, and Wild is not a place for unrefined decks. If you're going to be playing a slow game plan (which you are, given the …

If they did confirm January (and that would explain the bizarre certainty I have over it despite having no firm evidence to support it) I'd be pretty happy to at least have that much. Any chance you can remember the …

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 …

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They'll have to nerf Deny eventually.

In a game where spells are so high costed and so valuable, having the ability to just completely waste your opponent's entire turn for just 3-mana is ridiculous.

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To underline, since these articles are rather light on the lore:

It's easy for those unfamiliar with the background lore to assume Demacia is 'the good guys' and Noxus are 'the bad guys' - in much the same way …

Re: trade-off - well sure, but irrespective of meta there's unlikely to be any decks for the foreseeable future that could build greedily enough to make so many boards as to require that many board clears, while also lacking the …

It's down to matchups, I think. My suspicion is that the deck was coming in at the tail end of the Shaman meta where aggro was everywhere - this deck is very strong into aggro.

The meta is starting …