Different question though: Are there refunds on Champion nerfs in LoL?
No, you do not receive anything when a champion is nerfed in League. You're given three refund tokens to spend however you want if you don't like a champion or what-have-you, but once they are used up they are gone forever and you never get any more.
Obliterate means they are utterly destroyed, so completely that they do not trigger their Last Breath if they have one. They also cannot be revived, because they do not go to the "graveyard".
I haven't played him yet, but i'm going to guess Wild Mechathun Warlock will be good - I know I've used that to beat probably 80% of the other heroic bosses without any problem at all.
Hopefully there's another way, because I'm not crafting Mecha'thun just because he seems to be the "answer" for Heroic these days.
I made a Leona, although it's missing her Level 2 form and I think I might have front-loaded too much on her base card:
Challenger is her E (jumping on people), while Tough is her natural tankiness (let's call it her W). She can stunlock people for a long time with Q and her ultimate, so that's her additional ability. The purpose of her as a card is to Challenger the big threats and shrug off the damage as best you can, all-the-while Stunning them into next week.
The question is in the title: tell me about your favorite champs, and let's speculate what kind of cards they would be like :)
My two favorite champions are Lissandra and Leona, both of which currently do not exist in-game. Lissandra is an obvious shoe-in for the Freljord, while Leona could be included in a new Mt. Targon region. Here's something I made with the LoR card maker; it's probably woefully ill-balanced:
It's supposed to be her ultimate in card form. The Play is of course pretty powerful for getting a free turn of Attacking in, even more-so if you can play her already leveled up. However, her Level Up is hard to achieve without help from cards like Shatter. Edit: Whoops, forgot her Freljord symbol on the Level 2 version.
According to WoWpedia, Ra-Den refers to Highkeeper Ra, the titanic watcher boss summoned from Mogu Cultists. In the Mogu language, it means "Master Ra".
They are both thunder/electricity-related, so it could double as a reference to Raiden.
If your goal is to rake in as much XP as possible, you want to win and win quickly (to have time for more matches). This means an Aggro deck, which mostly means Noxus. Ultimately, though, you should be picking the region that interests you the most from a gameplay-perspective, enjoying the process rather than coldly hoovering up XP.
(With the open beta less than a week away, I thought I'd try to revive the thread)
I want to play cards from the Shadow Isles and Demacia the most. I like to build large armies and win with my minions, and these regions speak to that the most it seems. Champion-wise I'm looking at Elise for spider decks, and Fiora for...well, for a Fiora deck heh. They don't really go together, though.
Edit: I also love to control stuff, so I'm thinking of combining Fiora with Ashe. Still waiting for one of my favorite champions - Lissandra - to make an appearance!
My favorite moment of 2019 was the return of Dragons to Hearthstone. They're my favorite tribe, apart from maybe Mechs, and it made me very happy to learn that the Year of the Dragon was not misnamed.
For 2020, I always look forward to the Adventures. I'm hoping one of them will be uniquely different this time, like the Puzzle Lab was; something that isn't a classic Adventure or a Dungeon Run. Not that I don't enjoy those, but it would be cool to see more new things.
No, you do not receive anything when a champion is nerfed in League. You're given three refund tokens to spend however you want if you don't like a champion or what-have-you, but once they are used up they are gone forever and you never get any more.
Obliterate means they are utterly destroyed, so completely that they do not trigger their Last Breath if they have one. They also cannot be revived, because they do not go to the "graveyard".
Click on a card in your Collection: the option to buy new copies in Wildcards and/or shards will appear on the left.
Use "Show Unowned" to find cards you lack completely.
Hopefully there's another way, because I'm not crafting Mecha'thun just because he seems to be the "answer" for Heroic these days.
Vault rewards are a big ol' pile of randomness; they are not linked to your active region.
Cool concepts, people; keep it up :)
I made a Leona, although it's missing her Level 2 form and I think I might have front-loaded too much on her base card:
Challenger is her E (jumping on people), while Tough is her natural tankiness (let's call it her W). She can stunlock people for a long time with Q and her ultimate, so that's her additional ability. The purpose of her as a card is to Challenger the big threats and shrug off the damage as best you can, all-the-while Stunning them into next week.
The question is in the title: tell me about your favorite champs, and let's speculate what kind of cards they would be like :)
My two favorite champions are Lissandra and Leona, both of which currently do not exist in-game. Lissandra is an obvious shoe-in for the Freljord, while Leona could be included in a new Mt. Targon region. Here's something I made with the LoR card maker; it's probably woefully ill-balanced:
It's supposed to be her ultimate in card form. The Play is of course pretty powerful for getting a free turn of Attacking in, even more-so if you can play her already leveled up. However, her Level Up is hard to achieve without help from cards like Shatter. Edit: Whoops, forgot her Freljord symbol on the Level 2 version.
According to WoWpedia, Ra-Den refers to Highkeeper Ra, the titanic watcher boss summoned from Mogu Cultists. In the Mogu language, it means "Master Ra".
They are both thunder/electricity-related, so it could double as a reference to Raiden.
Can I ask where you found that information? A quick Google search gave me nothing.
At any rate, I will still be buying Warcraft III: Reforged. WC3 is one of my favorite games, and my original discs do not work anymore.
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I think the monkey is supposed to be growing: that's the usual way people draw it. Still terrifying, though.
For chapters 2-4, you should only need 700 gold to unlock both sides of the story.
As for balancing, I highly doubt they'll tweak anything at this point, unless a boss proved impossible because of a bug or whatever.
If your goal is to rake in as much XP as possible, you want to win and win quickly (to have time for more matches). This means an Aggro deck, which mostly means Noxus. Ultimately, though, you should be picking the region that interests you the most from a gameplay-perspective, enjoying the process rather than coldly hoovering up XP.
Good to know, for those of us who don't care to grind out wins all day long ^_^
Congratulations to our winners! I'll get chosen one of these days lol *shakes fist*
By the time I give in and craft the necessary components for Quest Hunter, it won't be a good deck anymore; I just know it XD
(With the open beta less than a week away, I thought I'd try to revive the thread)
I want to play cards from the Shadow Isles and Demacia the most. I like to build large armies and win with my minions, and these regions speak to that the most it seems. Champion-wise I'm looking at Elise for spider decks, and Fiora for...well, for a Fiora deck heh. They don't really go together, though.
Edit: I also love to control stuff, so I'm thinking of combining Fiora with Ashe. Still waiting for one of my favorite champions - Lissandra - to make an appearance!
My favorite moment of 2019 was the return of Dragons to Hearthstone. They're my favorite tribe, apart from maybe Mechs, and it made me very happy to learn that the Year of the Dragon was not misnamed.
For 2020, I always look forward to the Adventures. I'm hoping one of them will be uniquely different this time, like the Puzzle Lab was; something that isn't a classic Adventure or a Dungeon Run. Not that I don't enjoy those, but it would be cool to see more new things.
We do know, actually: on Story/Normal difficulty you'll use a premade deck, and then make your deck for Heroic fights.
Why does this card exist? The Shaman is now the leader in total # of Legendaries, because of reasons.