So... first off, I REALLY do not like playing Hunter. To me it's the worst class by far. With that in mind, I am trying to get my Golden Hunter class and I have learned to like Tracking because it allows you to root through the top 3 cards of your deck and grab the 1 that you need at that moment. I only do it when I am looking to get the situational kill card. For example, my opponent is down to 6 life, I have 7 mana... I'm digging for Leeroy Jenkins or Kill Command
True, this is the way I've been trying to use it, but I really hate when, for example, I have nothing to play except tracking and I get those two cards out of it, having to dispose one of them.
That's part of the game. Is there a benefit to using one over the other? Do you have Zul'jin left in your deck? If so grab the Kill Command. Do you have something to kill at least one of the 1/1's the Leeroy Jenkins spawns? If no, grab the other card.
I just wanted to see something done about the onslaught of token decks, mostly paladin. I lived through the MSoG tokens, and was glad to see them go from Standard... and here they are again.
I usually keep a play set, combined normal and gold, and DE everything else. If I have 2 gold of something, I always DE the normal versions.
As for other cards, if a card is just unplayable I get rid of it. Or if it has been nerfed into worthlessness, Naga Sea Witch I'm looking at you, then I just rid my collection of it. But that is me. MY view is different though in that I am closing in on getting my last 2 golden heroes and once that happens, then I will just Gold craft everything for choice class.
This is another one of those classes that just has impeccably awesome Basic and Classic cards. They are continually found in both Standard meta decks and Wild.
I have played A LOT of Druid and I think the power that it gets is from expansions. The Basic and Classic cards are still used, but because the expansion cards bring so much power, these get left in the dust
Not going to lie... I hate Hunter. However, if I would have seen a guide like this when I first start... I'd still hate it but at least have a more open minded idea about playing the class
I think that Mage is always one of those "go-to" classes. They are relatively inexpensive to create a working deck and a lot of Basic and Classic cards are continually used in the standard meta
I love this card... but only because I got it when my opponent Conjurer's Calling my Sea Giant and I got 2 of them. One got injured and I was able to Bloodsworn Mercenary
Maybe it's because I play a lot of control... but I am not super blown away by this. I've encountered way too many decks with answers to a turn 10 full mana load drop, Hex and Polymorph see way too much play in the current meta to make me think this is wicked awesome.
If you're doing Wild, with the way that Pirate Warrior runs, why not put in Fool's Bane or Sul'thraze? Pirate Warrior uses the Hero to attack the opponent's minions and then lets their minions kill the opponent. Not to mention, they work in conjunction with Hack the System and Anraphet's Core. You attack multiple times in a turn, and then create a bunch of 4/3's to kill your opponent.
I also tried Baron rivendare. He didn't last long in the board, but it made enough of an impression to piss off my opponent
That's part of the game. Is there a benefit to using one over the other? Do you have Zul'jin left in your deck? If so grab the Kill Command. Do you have something to kill at least one of the 1/1's the Leeroy Jenkins spawns? If no, grab the other card.
I just wanted to see something done about the onslaught of token decks, mostly paladin. I lived through the MSoG tokens, and was glad to see them go from Standard... and here they are again.
I usually keep a play set, combined normal and gold, and DE everything else. If I have 2 gold of something, I always DE the normal versions.
As for other cards, if a card is just unplayable I get rid of it. Or if it has been nerfed into worthlessness, Naga Sea Witch I'm looking at you, then I just rid my collection of it. But that is me. MY view is different though in that I am closing in on getting my last 2 golden heroes and once that happens, then I will just Gold craft everything for choice class.
I'm close on my warrior and Hunter will take a while... But they are the last ones for me
Good intel and helpful to prevent unnecessary crafting before the meta settles.
Out of the box, I think that Druid's quest is by far the most abusive. This deck kinda proves it
This is another one of those classes that just has impeccably awesome Basic and Classic cards. They are continually found in both Standard meta decks and Wild.
I've always been curious as to why Dude has been given the name to the Paladin class recruits
Paladin is mostly going to be the class that people choose when they want to play Uber fast... or Uber slow. It's rarely one of those things inbetween
I have played A LOT of Druid and I think the power that it gets is from expansions. The Basic and Classic cards are still used, but because the expansion cards bring so much power, these get left in the dust
Not going to lie... I hate Hunter. However, if I would have seen a guide like this when I first start... I'd still hate it but at least have a more open minded idea about playing the class
I'm becoming more and more a warrior fan, solely because instead of being aggro focused, I can be a control player
I think that Mage is always one of those "go-to" classes. They are relatively inexpensive to create a working deck and a lot of Basic and Classic cards are continually used in the standard meta
I"m totally not blown away by this. Both times I saw this guy hit the table with me, I had either a Polymorph or a poison minion to take him out.
I love this card... but only because I got it when my opponent Conjurer's Calling my Sea Giant and I got 2 of them. One got injured and I was able to Bloodsworn Mercenary
Just what Big Priest needed... something else that will summon a bunch of thugs
Maybe it's because I play a lot of control... but I am not super blown away by this. I've encountered way too many decks with answers to a turn 10 full mana load drop, Hex and Polymorph see way too much play in the current meta to make me think this is wicked awesome.
I think you should squeeze in some card draw, like Northshire Cleric. Priest requires a lot of cards in hand. Also, I would say that Circle of Healing will not only help you achieve your Quest goal, but help when you drop Injured Blademaster and Injured Tol'vir
If you're doing Wild, with the way that Pirate Warrior runs, why not put in Fool's Bane or Sul'thraze? Pirate Warrior uses the Hero to attack the opponent's minions and then lets their minions kill the opponent. Not to mention, they work in conjunction with Hack the System and Anraphet's Core. You attack multiple times in a turn, and then create a bunch of 4/3's to kill your opponent.