RavenSunHS
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1,472 totalUsing it for card draw is comparable to [card]branching paths[/card]: 2 for (4).
But this new card doesn't have the same versatility as Path, which is the real strength of the card.
A 3/2 Beast with no keywords …
Quote From Demonxz95 Quote From dapperdog Meeting of minds is straight up busted. It essentially allows you complete information of your opponent's hand AND your choice of a card.
Information of your opponent's …
I really like your design about healing and protecting (so far, played Priest cards are always about Shadow, Madness and Necroing... to the point i absolutely dislike the class), and I absolutely love Faol being there (although i think he …
Quote From Xarkkal Quote From RavenSunHS Solid Tempo/Midrange drop.*
*For any class that isn't Priest.
I fixed your statement for you. Priest needs a lot more Tempo support cards before …
You should focus on decks rather than expansions.
Sets are nearly irrelevant, from a powerlevel point of view, as only few cards per set are powerful enough to surface the Wild meta.
Current t1, t2, t3 decks contain …
I don't expect them to systematically know what is too much.
But why should you be careful if you know you can hotfix few days later?
Galakrond Shaman was the first product of such a policy.
Why …
The point is that, SURELY, if your main goal is powerlevel, frequent nerfs become an excuse.
Just look at Galakrond Shaman: it was OBVIOUSLY OP, with no need of testing!
But hey, people seem to like this policy …
High powerlevel + frequent nerfs => [card]mass hysteria[/card]
We are forgetting that cards should be released balanced, and nerfs shouldn't be the norm...
Kobolds and Catacombs sits on another planet with its flawless vintage style.
Amongst the more human trailers, Saviors of Uldum is my favorite for the catchy song.
As per title.
The deck seems to have everything: cycle, healing, mana cheat, broken removals.
Not unbeatable, but virtually flawless. It can't kill you by turn-6 as Sniplock could, but it can realiably survive long enough to just …
Old Yogg and his Box are much more reliable than this Reno: one thing is calling upon the RNG gods while desperate, and start from a clean state AFTERWARDS.
Another thing is having that risk much lowered, but persistent …
Since Galakronds were all (7), I'd go for (10) for all the LoE Hero cards.
No idea about HP and Battlecry, it could be really anything for each hero.
Well, a Control deck focused around spells, or a Combo deck can afford losing their own board, AND the risk of a random spell each turn.
In any other case (ie. Dragon and probably Highlander too), this card sounds …
For Wild:
Galakrond or Pirate Warrior.
Galakrond Egg Warlock (or Cubelock if you have the cards).
Jade or Token Druid.
Dragon Priest (Midrange or Control).
Well, after the patch i must adjust my opinion: the card text now specifies "other", while i thought the nerf would have been hidden, in a [card]yogg-saron, hope's end[/card] fashion.
Now the text itself restricts the card pool, so …
Unless the HP is dumb (unlikely), this card is going to be played in Standard for sure.
Not sure about Wild, where DK Jaina can carry the game.