Although they may not have any place in current decks, they will always be solid options in Big or Dragon decks.
I am also assuming you are a new player at rank 47, and these two legendaries should be able to carry any game you play until at least rank 20, where meta decks start to show up.
I see that Phaoris and Siamat are included in a lot of decks, but I am not very convinced that they are needed/good in them. The decks I want to put them in are mainly Highlander Hunter/Mage and try some meme stuff like Phaoris Paladin.
Along with Making Mummies, how have these legendaries affected your average game? Do they help you win more often than not, or are they just nice to have in the deck? And would you support crafting them?
I have enough dust to craft all three of them, so its not really a “which is best to craft” and more so “are they good cards and worth crafting?”
I suspended my disbelief over Dalaran being stolen because I was interested in seeing how the story would play out, and besides, its not like the Council of Six were pushovers in the solo adventure.
I also like the idea of using the Tavern Brawl to establish the storyline, it helps casual players understand the story through gameplay.
In terms of story, Hearthstone likes to use “what if” scenarios that pay homage to the main story in a decent way. An example would be KotFT; “What if Jaina followed Arthas after purging Strathlehome?” The main heroes were reimagined as Death Knights and the other legendaries were bosses that could be found in the area.
Overall, I don’t mind this silly style of storytelling, it keeps things interesting and the possibilities are huge. Maybe a Alliance vs Horde expansion may come out, but we already have the Grand Tournament lol
I just ended up throwing [Hearthstone Card (Recurring Villian) Not Found] into my Quest Priest. I doesn’t help the Big Wall Archetype, but its something fun to think about, having an immortal minion on the board.
Deck seems kind of all over the place in my opinion. The normal Highlander Hunter is a more midrangey variant that tries to stomp the mid-game. This deck kind of struggles against that because of the weak 2 drops I feel.
Also, I am seeing a lot of weird tech choices like the anti-synergy from Dire Frenzy and a lot of random cards like the Rapid Shot and Cable Rat. They don’t really fit in that well, but maybe you could swap something for Tracking to increase consistency?
Also, Zilliax. Just a good card overall, you could consider adding/crafting him if you don’t have him already.
I need to get this off my chest, I fucking HATE the recent arena. It is literally all tempo, no need for decision making, just who has the best deck. I fucking hate this, I came to play a card game, not fucking solitaire. Fuck this, I'm going on a hiatus.
Its a criminal offense to not put in Grimestreet Enforcer
I’m seeing a lot of Quest Pallies and Mech Hunters instead of the Highlander variant. Anyone else
Alright, thanks for the advice! I’ve went and watched a few Hearthstone videos and he does seem like a solid card
Yes, they are good legendaries!
Although they may not have any place in current decks, they will always be solid options in Big or Dragon decks.
I am also assuming you are a new player at rank 47, and these two legendaries should be able to carry any game you play until at least rank 20, where meta decks start to show up.
With the recent nerfs, I have gained a substantial amount of dust, so I would like some peoples’ opinions on the following legendaries:
1. Siamat
2. King Phaoris
3. Making Mummies
I see that Phaoris and Siamat are included in a lot of decks, but I am not very convinced that they are needed/good in them. The decks I want to put them in are mainly Highlander Hunter/Mage and try some meme stuff like Phaoris Paladin.
Along with Making Mummies, how have these legendaries affected your average game? Do they help you win more often than not, or are they just nice to have in the deck? And would you support crafting them?
I have enough dust to craft all three of them, so its not really a “which is best to craft” and more so “are they good cards and worth crafting?”
I suspended my disbelief over Dalaran being stolen because I was interested in seeing how the story would play out, and besides, its not like the Council of Six were pushovers in the solo adventure.
I also like the idea of using the Tavern Brawl to establish the storyline, it helps casual players understand the story through gameplay.
In terms of story, Hearthstone likes to use “what if” scenarios that pay homage to the main story in a decent way. An example would be KotFT; “What if Jaina followed Arthas after purging Strathlehome?” The main heroes were reimagined as Death Knights and the other legendaries were bosses that could be found in the area.
Overall, I don’t mind this silly style of storytelling, it keeps things interesting and the possibilities are huge. Maybe a Alliance vs Horde expansion may come out, but we already have the Grand Tournament lol
Literally the Perfect Brawl
I just ended up throwing [Hearthstone Card (Recurring Villian) Not Found] into my Quest Priest. I doesn’t help the Big Wall Archetype, but its something fun to think about, having an immortal minion on the board.
Deck seems kind of all over the place in my opinion. The normal Highlander Hunter is a more midrangey variant that tries to stomp the mid-game. This deck kind of struggles against that because of the weak 2 drops I feel.
Also, I am seeing a lot of weird tech choices like the anti-synergy from Dire Frenzy and a lot of random cards like the Rapid Shot and Cable Rat. They don’t really fit in that well, but maybe you could swap something for Tracking to increase consistency?
Also, Zilliax. Just a good card overall, you could consider adding/crafting him if you don’t have him already.
Hope this helps :)
I need to get this off my chest, I fucking HATE the recent arena. It is literally all tempo, no need for decision making, just who has the best deck. I fucking hate this, I came to play a card game, not fucking solitaire. Fuck this, I'm going on a hiatus.
But... but... its so shiny
Psychopomps
Fair point. I’ll probably experiment with them a bit first though
A bit iffy on dusting Conjurer’s and Dr Boom, they will probably still be played
A bit late, but I really enjoy reading these small tidbits and learning about the general gist of the world Hearthstone is based on.
Amazing job so far in making everything easy and concise to understand
He still sees some play in certain Big Priest decklist if I remember correctly, and although quite niche, he is found in most Big Rogue decklists.
Playing a lot of Reno Mage rn, so I just use the Heroic Dalaran Heist Cardback.
My favourite that comes to mind would have to be the Kul’tiras cardback
Hell yeah, can’t wait for the good old days of three-four Spikeridged Steeds. Wasn’t annoying. At all
Yes, it does. Floop looks at the card Foop currently is to Floop. So if Elise was Flooped, then the next Floop would be a Flooped Elise.
I think the animation just broke...
Hope it gets fixed soon.