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332 totalFrom my experience I'm fairly confident that a significant number of the 'play X champions from Y/Z regions' quests are bugged and actually increment from playing against those champions. Either the quests are broken or someone misssed a word or …
Quote From FortyDust Quote From Bystekhilcar Quote From Author Drain should not heal if hitting a Barrier
Now this I agree with, as it's consistent with the Overwhelm treatment. The wording …
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Quote From BlueSpark Quote From greenhatjynx78 did you know that if the egg get destroyed she doesnt come back ?
Yeah. I've never actually seen an Anivia egg get destroyed (neither my own …
Without details I can't easily comment, but on Jinx specifically, she's a really sketchy strategy to run to be honest. She's fun to play when she works, but your entire deck revolves around finding her, playing her and keeping her …
Summarising so as to save space:
[quote from="Author"]Barrier should absorb all Overwhelm damage[/quote]
Read the wording on Barrier. It specifically states that it prevents the next damage that would be dealt to this minion. That qualifier is …
I'm not suggesting you remove him. I'm suggesting that when your opponent is running an extremely inefficient 8-drop onto the board, your corresponding board play should be stronger. If it isn't, the burn effect is doing little beyond clocking you …
Keywords aren't an issue, necessarily. As noted by others, Elusive is something that needs watching, Deny is something that needs watching. None of the other things you list are even things to think about in terms of busted stuff, let …
Quote From YourPrivateNightmare He has to be nerfed either in stats or in cost.
It's a ridiculous endgame win condition that's barely counterable. Outside of purifying or freeze/stun stalling you can't really deal with him.
And …
It's a pretty strong card in and of itself. Honestly it's strong just as a 3/3 that nerfs opponents' cards for a turn, the +1/+0 is a sidenote which isn't particularly necessary. It really messes with Demacia in particular due …
Was making a trash account somewhere, needed a name, let my mind wander. For some reason recalled a daycare I passed on the way to my workplace at the time, 'Step By Step Childcare'. Removed some letters, moved things around …
Coming off the back of a 7/7 double win (which, admittedly, is not the norm), I can't say I've ever really had issues with Noxian aggro decks in Expedition. I have struggled with Lucian-centric Demacian variants, though, which play similarly …
Quote From FortyDust (Also, if Riot makes a habit of nerfing cards into unplayability or letting a broken meta fester, the problem is bigger than some silly refund can solve.)
They do certainly have a …
Personally I don't rate the card. It's removal which punishes a lack of removal, and which is, in turn, punished by removal. Running an expensive Deny target which is also ruined by the opponent including cards which they really should …
Quote From FortyDust Quote From Bystekhilcar I continue to be firmly confident in the meta resolving itself without balance changes. Probably in the form of Hecarim-centric Ephemeral decks steamrolling the Elusives.
I feel …
1. That is not what non-interactive means. Spider decks are the opposite of non-interactive because they block your attacks with chaff, level Elise to get Challenger, then use that to force you to interact with them.
2. They're not …
I continue to be firmly confident in the meta resolving itself without balance changes. Probably in the form of Hecarim-centric Ephemeral decks steamrolling the Elusives.
It amuses me greatly to see nerfs line up for demons given that over the past couple months they've had to delete one archetype and nerf all the others before they got to this state.
Sure, they're geographically co-located. But geography isn't really something you will, or indeed can really notice in the context of a card game. The point of the post I'm replying to is indicating that they're similar-but-opposites in exactly the same …
The Thresh's expression certainly seems more exasperated or questioning rather than threatening. Much more of a 'CLICK THE LANTERN YOU FOOL' than a 'this is where you're going' image. Which makes zero sense in a LoR context, of course.