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1,231 totalI have played Arena, gwent, hearthstone and shadowverse starting at gold in the early days, but reliably hitting diamond as I've gotten older and more patient for correct plays.
When I say a meta is anti meta, it's more …
There are very few situations where regions feel powerful on release.
Shurima used to be an aggro focused mess that was designed to be high synergy but wasn't. Only being addressed recently.
Targon on release was underpowered in …
Thats a valid point, things are balanced enough now that no deck is hitting those gross 60% winrates post burst meta nerfs. So play what you want as long as you can answer early game pressure.
I would argue …
Catlyn Draven makes a lot of sense. They are just good Champs with solid stat lines. You could run whirling death as an easy 3 of.
You get to remove a thing, and get your flash bombs/axes.
Also …
You have to look at the archetype overview not the winrate of a specific list to get an accurate look at the picture.
https://lor.mobalytics.gg/stats/archetypes
47% which is really bad
Look guys I'm not saying catlyn is bad, …
The winrate says it all man Temo Catalyn is like 40% and I win every mirror match.
Like I said, I'll find a deck she makes sense in once I can craft her. Likely it will be a list …
Aka why I always win the temo mirror match.
I've said this before and people disagree with me but temo is a burn card.
You control out the opponent either in a midrange shell, or a stall shell …
So two big things happened that killed decks that went all in on uninteractive sticks backed up by burst spells.
One we got a lot of value followers and spells from bandlewood, but more importantly they nerfed the largest …
Yeah I'm with Fenirwulf, as a mtg player while it's true the color combinations "guilds" have a lore identity that's only really expressed in relavent sets like Ravnica.
So if they wanted to start making non "cute" champions multi-region …
Yeah I guess they kind of cornered themselves a bit by making the only multi-region cards Yordle specific.
That being said newly printed cards can essentially do anything. So as the expansions roll out I imagine the multi region …
The best surprise of the badlewood expansion has been its ability to give existing Champs a new lease on life as long as they are "cute" enough.
Massively opening up deck building possibilities.
I hope to see this …
So I've been vocal that I think this expansion is pretty great.
We had a big issue where the meta was entirely dominated by burst spells and decks
While statistically those lists are still strong, more then ever …
Yeah I wasn't picking on Lux in particular I probably made one of the more viable lux lists and I consider her....fine. Entrapment or whatever is a pretty good card.
But I was just commenting on the threads subject …
Its no secret that regions that appear "off set" ie. Not featured as part of the initial champion release in the first part of the expansion can end up feeling a little weak.
But never before had this felt …
Its less that new Champs > old Champs and more that there is a wider gulph opening between what Champs and decks are viable.
For example Sivir is basically a 60% winrate champ Lux is probably closer to 40%. …
A better comparison for Tristana might be that vanilla 3 mana Demacia epic the buffs your board every time a card dies, only all you have to do is play your followers for the effect, and the card itself gets …
Lot of good stuff coming out of this set.
Build flexibility is through the roof, and while auto build lists like darkness and discard are very good, Ziggs and Xerath have yet to find perfect homes despite being great …
Frankly the numbers are super early and I don't think there's very much firm Intel to gain, but we can have some fun for sure.
https://lor.mobalytics.gg/stats/archetypes
1. Ziggs as it's being built right now is doing badly its …
So while I won't claim that these concepts are wholey unique, these champs will be played they just won't be in the brews I made.
I've always approached card games differently from most people, it isn't about finding the …
Now that we've gotten a lot of reveals at this point and the direction of the set is starting to become clearer let's do a quick rundown.
Ziggy: A 3 mana 3/4 that has both a weak MF effect …