I'm not sure the reward is good enough. Also, I wonder if this works with the Coin.
The Coin works very weirdly.
I don't know if this still applies or not, but using The Coin on turn 9 to activate Omega cards didn't work at one point because it wasn't "the same type of Mana" or some sort of BS like that.
They literally removed Succubus as a card and replace it with a random demon. LMAO
And Headcrack looks like hot garbage now. Come on, Blizzard
Felstalker is the same card as Succubus, but with "less offensive art" (?) At least until someone starts finding Felstalkers sexual! And the Felstalker pet for Warlocks in WoW is a pretty classic thing related to that class. Similar to Voidwalker.
With that in mind, I get why they changed it to Felstalker, but I'm still a little unsure of why it had to be changed so much instead of just updating the card art. Also, I'm confused by Mistress of Pain being changed to Queen of Pain. Is "mistress" a bad word in some parts of the world?
From what I understand, "mistress" sounds a bit too "BDSM-ish", although I thought that was supposed to be the point. You know, with the whip and everything?
Hilariously, now that they changed the name, they will need to change the flavor text as well, because it made a joke relating to the name.
I half-understand changing the oversexualized female characters (although I don't think anyone was offended by this), but removing the blood is a bit strange.
Even without Vanish, Rogue still has an AoE effect (Fan of Knives), so it's still important to have one even if it's an intended weakness for the class.
It is better but not strictly better since Hammer of Wrath can target face whereas Sand Attack cannot. Hammer of Wrath is not a very good card to begin with, so I thought making it 3 mana with the minions-only restriction was fair.
I don't know if it's a bug but it's weird, when I try to leave a comment small letter 'p' appears on the bottom of a text editor. Wish they removed it.
That's intentional. It's just a display of the text's code. For example, if you have bold told, it will appear as "p » strong". Changing the size, style, color, adding an image, etc, will use different code.
The "p" presumably standard for "Paragraph" as that is the default text option. Changing it to Heading 2 will display it as "h2".
I feel like Blizzard may be starting to get a bit trigger-happy with the Hall of Fame, now rotating Basic cards and also in the middle of the year. Mind Blast kinda makes sense, but Vanish surprised me.
At least they put more effect into these cards than last time. It's cool to see Whitemane in the game, although she did already exist as a token from The Four Horsemen.
In a similar vein to Chimera's Basic class guides, I've decided to do the same thing for my class. Just due to laziness, all of the Golden Copy requirements are the exact same as Mage.
Time Traveler Lore & Basics
Time Travelers are experts at the laws of chronomancy, being everywhere and nowhere at the same time, knowing the winner of the game before it even begins. These crafty chronomancers use several tactics to forward their game, being able to easily go through different dimensions, look and move into different periods of time, and generate things into the current world, all on a whim. They are also experts at rift magic and sand magic, being able to deal damage, summon minions, or even alter very time itself during the game. If all else fails, they are also experts at astral magic, forming black holes and astral storms galore.
Hello! There's a lot to learn when jumping in to Hearthstone, and the goal of this guide is to package it neatly for you. Additionally, you will find all available heroes for this class, some relevant lore, and the levels at which you unlock cards & their golden versions. Enjoy!
The Time Traveler class can be unlocked by defeating an opponent playing the class. Its identity involves drawing cards, copying cards, knowing the top of your deck, Quick-Time, and Elementals.
Basic Class Cards
You begin with 5 of your class cards available, while the other 5 must be earned through playing that class. An overview of these cards can be found below:
Golden Copies - Levels 32 & 34
Future Sight is one of the most instrumental cards for the class, and at least one copy should be considered for every Time Traveler deck you make.
The card lets you look at the top 4 cards of your deck and rearrange them as you see fit. Although it has the same effect as Glimpse, Future Sight costs no mana allowing you to play it at any time, as well as looking at one extra card. The extra card may not seem like much at first, but it opens a lot of additional opportunities. This effect also has synergy with Quick-Time cards. In short, this is a one-time Glimpse with a huge power spike.
This card is best used:
To look at the top of your deck, and plan future turns around.
To alter your next draws to optimize future turns, and Quick-Time effects.
Golden Copies - Levels 28 & 30
Accelerate Time draws a single card and reduces its Cost by (2) for that turn only, meaning that if you play the card on that turn, it's as if that card was in your hand. The only downside is that the Cost reduction effect is only on that turn. If the card is not played on the same turn you draw it, it will go back to its original Cost. As a result, this card should not be played willy-nilly in the early game, although the more Mana you have, the less risky this becomes. At 10 mana, the risk is nullified completely (except in the case of cards like Molten Giant)
This card is best used:
In combination with Glimpse or Future Sight, so you can change what you draw, allowing you to guarantee the Cost reduction effect.
To draw a Quick-Time card as you want to play those cards on the same turn you draw them anyway.
Golden Copies - Levels 15 & 20
Been There adds 2 copies of a friendly minion to your hand. You must control a minion to play the card, and it cannot be played on an empty board (although you'd typically not want to do this anyway).
This card is best used:
To add 2 copies of a useful minion to your hand.
Golden Copies - Levels 44 & 46
Done That is much like Been There (both flavorfully and mechanically), but unlike the latter, Done That copies spells instead of minions and doesn't require board presence. The effect adds copies of the last 2 spells you cast over the course of the game to your hand. This effect lasts over the course of several turns.
Although not very mana efficient, you can potentially copy one spell infinitely, by going 'Done That -> spell -> Done That' this will add another Done That and the other spell to your hand and casting 'spell -> Done That' will repeat the process.
This card is best used:
To copy useful spells.
Golden Copies - Levels 47 & 48
Sand Attack combines damage with draw. It can be strong at removal or cycling, and if you plan your next draws properly, it can accomplish both at the same time very efficiently.
This card is best used:
To weaken or remove a minion.
To cycle through your deck.
Cards Unlocked Through Class Level
Additional cards are earned ever 2 levels, up to 10. Levels are earned through individual class experience, and that is a product of playing the game!
We will give an overview of these locked class cards, and at which level you can access them:
Unlocked - Level 2
Golden Copies - Levels 40 & 43
Dust Typhoon is a small AoE spell that will affect up to 3 minions. Although 1 damage is very minimal, it can be very effective against token decks. Your opponent may play around it by positioning their minions in a certain way, although this is not a large enough aspect of the game for most people to consider.
Sandmancer is the only minion amongst Time Traveler's Basic set. As a 2/3 for 2, it presents acceptable value on curve that can survive your opponent's next turn to use the effect, or the card can be saved for later to optimize combo potential. Its effect reduces the Cost of a card by (1) when you receive it until the end of that turn.
This card is best used:
In combination with Future Sight or Glimpse to optimize your draws.
To be able to play additional cards in a turn you may have otherwise not been able to play.
In combination with copy effects to allow combos.
In combination with draw effects.
Unlocked - Level 6
Golden Copies - Levels 23 & 26
Quicksand is an efficient removal tool. Because the minion is simply "moved" instead of destroyed, it will not trigger Deathrattles or effects that trigger on minion deaths. Despite this "moving", the minion will go back to its original state. Because the card is placed on top of their deck, your opponent will be guaranteed to draw that card next instead of possibly something more useful.
Quicksand can also target your own minions and move them on top of your deck. Although this is not very efficient in most cases, this can be useful for being able to reuse Battlecries or prevent fatigue damage.
This card is best used:
To remove a minion from the board without killing it.
Unlocked - Level 8
Golden Copies - Levels 49 & 50
Crossfire Bolts in contrast to most of Time Traveler, has an effect that revolves mostly around luck, although you can alter the odds in your favor. If your opponent only has 2 minions, the randomness will be negated completely. Similar to Multi-Shot or Cleave, the card cannot be used if your opponent only has 1 minion on the board.
This card is best used:
To clear medium-sized threats.
Unlocked - Level 10
Golden Copies - Levels 51 & 52
Banish is an expensive hard removal effect, although it also has a useful effect to go along with it, by generating a copy of whatever you kill to your hand.
This card is best used:
On large minions with useful effects, killing something that would've otherwise been difficult to remove, as well as allowing you use it yourself.
This thread is currently in its most primitive form, due to the lack of Spoilers. As such, features like Dungeon Run/Rumble Run/Dalaran Heist buckets were not added, but they are here.
The Coin works very weirdly.
I don't know if this still applies or not, but using The Coin on turn 9 to activate Omega cards didn't work at one point because it wasn't "the same type of Mana" or some sort of BS like that.
From what I understand, "mistress" sounds a bit too "BDSM-ish", although I thought that was supposed to be the point. You know, with the whip and everything?
Hilariously, now that they changed the name, they will need to change the flavor text as well, because it made a joke relating to the name.
Jar Dealer
Saviors of Uldum card revealed today.
Whole thing for reference, stolen from Reddit.
I half-understand changing the oversexualized female characters (although I don't think anyone was offended by this), but removing the blood is a bit strange.
It's a Priest card.
I half expected the singer to say "I need a hero" in the midst of the song.
Electrowright
A card almost no person knows/remembers.
Updated to include Plaguebringer and Radiance.
Even without Vanish, Rogue still has an AoE effect (Fan of Knives), so it's still important to have one even if it's an intended weakness for the class.
It is better but not strictly better since Hammer of Wrath can target face whereas Sand Attack cannot. Hammer of Wrath is not a very good card to begin with, so I thought making it 3 mana with the minions-only restriction was fair.
That's intentional. It's just a display of the text's code. For example, if you have bold told, it will appear as "p » strong". Changing the size, style, color, adding an image, etc, will use different code.
The "p" presumably standard for "Paragraph" as that is the default text option. Changing it to Heading 2 will display it as "h2".
Prince Valanar
Gains a keyword under a condition.
Zul'jin
10 mana class card.
Cavern Shinyfinder
Tutor
Emperor Cobra is Classic, not Basic.
Some keywords are not allowed to be used on Basic cards, but are allowed on Classic cards. Stealth is one such example.
Wait, so they've now added Poisonous to the Basic set, and they said they wouldn't add more keywords to the Basic set.
This also raises some implications in terms of fan created classes.
Flash Heal
Binding Heal
Deal with it.
I feel like Blizzard may be starting to get a bit trigger-happy with the Hall of Fame, now rotating Basic cards and also in the middle of the year. Mind Blast kinda makes sense, but Vanish surprised me.
At least they put more effect into these cards than last time. It's cool to see Whitemane in the game, although she did already exist as a token from The Four Horsemen.
In a similar vein to Chimera's Basic class guides, I've decided to do the same thing for my class. Just due to laziness, all of the Golden Copy requirements are the exact same as Mage.
Time Traveler Lore & Basics
Time Travelers are experts at the laws of chronomancy, being everywhere and nowhere at the same time, knowing the winner of the game before it even begins. These crafty chronomancers use several tactics to forward their game, being able to easily go through different dimensions, look and move into different periods of time, and generate things into the current world, all on a whim. They are also experts at rift magic and sand magic, being able to deal damage, summon minions, or even alter very time itself during the game. If all else fails, they are also experts at astral magic, forming black holes and astral storms galore.
Hello! There's a lot to learn when jumping in to Hearthstone, and the goal of this guide is to package it neatly for you. Additionally, you will find all available heroes for this class, some relevant lore, and the levels at which you unlock cards & their golden versions. Enjoy!
The Time Traveler class can be unlocked by defeating an opponent playing the class. Its identity involves drawing cards, copying cards, knowing the top of your deck, Quick-Time, and Elementals.
Basic Class Cards
You begin with 5 of your class cards available, while the other 5 must be earned through playing that class. An overview of these cards can be found below:
Golden Copies - Levels 32 & 34
Future Sight is one of the most instrumental cards for the class, and at least one copy should be considered for every Time Traveler deck you make.
The card lets you look at the top 4 cards of your deck and rearrange them as you see fit. Although it has the same effect as Glimpse, Future Sight costs no mana allowing you to play it at any time, as well as looking at one extra card. The extra card may not seem like much at first, but it opens a lot of additional opportunities. This effect also has synergy with Quick-Time cards. In short, this is a one-time Glimpse with a huge power spike.
This card is best used:
Golden Copies - Levels 28 & 30
Accelerate Time draws a single card and reduces its Cost by (2) for that turn only, meaning that if you play the card on that turn, it's as if that card was in your hand. The only downside is that the Cost reduction effect is only on that turn. If the card is not played on the same turn you draw it, it will go back to its original Cost. As a result, this card should not be played willy-nilly in the early game, although the more Mana you have, the less risky this becomes. At 10 mana, the risk is nullified completely (except in the case of cards like Molten Giant)
This card is best used:
Golden Copies - Levels 15 & 20
Been There adds 2 copies of a friendly minion to your hand. You must control a minion to play the card, and it cannot be played on an empty board (although you'd typically not want to do this anyway).
This card is best used:
Golden Copies - Levels 44 & 46
Done That is much like Been There (both flavorfully and mechanically), but unlike the latter, Done That copies spells instead of minions and doesn't require board presence. The effect adds copies of the last 2 spells you cast over the course of the game to your hand. This effect lasts over the course of several turns.
Although not very mana efficient, you can potentially copy one spell infinitely, by going 'Done That -> spell -> Done That' this will add another Done That and the other spell to your hand and casting 'spell -> Done That' will repeat the process.
This card is best used:
Golden Copies - Levels 47 & 48
Sand Attack combines damage with draw. It can be strong at removal or cycling, and if you plan your next draws properly, it can accomplish both at the same time very efficiently.
This card is best used:
Cards Unlocked Through Class Level
Additional cards are earned ever 2 levels, up to 10. Levels are earned through individual class experience, and that is a product of playing the game!
We will give an overview of these locked class cards, and at which level you can access them:
Unlocked - Level 2
Golden Copies - Levels 40 & 43
Dust Typhoon is a small AoE spell that will affect up to 3 minions. Although 1 damage is very minimal, it can be very effective against token decks. Your opponent may play around it by positioning their minions in a certain way, although this is not a large enough aspect of the game for most people to consider.
This card was created before Shooting Star.
This card is best used:
Unlocked - Level 4
Golden Copies - Levels 36 & 38
Sandmancer is the only minion amongst Time Traveler's Basic set. As a 2/3 for 2, it presents acceptable value on curve that can survive your opponent's next turn to use the effect, or the card can be saved for later to optimize combo potential. Its effect reduces the Cost of a card by (1) when you receive it until the end of that turn.
This card is best used:
Unlocked - Level 6
Golden Copies - Levels 23 & 26
Quicksand is an efficient removal tool. Because the minion is simply "moved" instead of destroyed, it will not trigger Deathrattles or effects that trigger on minion deaths. Despite this "moving", the minion will go back to its original state. Because the card is placed on top of their deck, your opponent will be guaranteed to draw that card next instead of possibly something more useful.
Quicksand can also target your own minions and move them on top of your deck. Although this is not very efficient in most cases, this can be useful for being able to reuse Battlecries or prevent fatigue damage.
This card is best used:
Unlocked - Level 8
Golden Copies - Levels 49 & 50
Crossfire Bolts in contrast to most of Time Traveler, has an effect that revolves mostly around luck, although you can alter the odds in your favor. If your opponent only has 2 minions, the randomness will be negated completely. Similar to Multi-Shot or Cleave, the card cannot be used if your opponent only has 1 minion on the board.
This card is best used:
Unlocked - Level 10
Golden Copies - Levels 51 & 52
Banish is an expensive hard removal effect, although it also has a useful effect to go along with it, by generating a copy of whatever you kill to your hand.
This card is best used:
This thread is currently in its most primitive form, due to the lack of Spoilers. As such, features like Dungeon Run/Rumble Run/Dalaran Heist buckets were not added, but they are here.
https://www.hearthpwn.com/forums/hearthstone-general/fan-creations/213709-custom-class-time-traveler-updated-may-21st-2019
Here is the HearthPwn thread which has that available.
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