You know what? Without the leaks, warlocks would've had a rough time on the reveals man. Not only they're the last ones to be fully revealed, but both of the legendaries are also supposed to be revealed at the very last second.
Wow, all of the undead priest support spells are shadow spells, which means that Darkbishop Benedictus will work with them. And some of these cards are insane too.
Grave Digging for a quick and cheap refill.
Undying allies makes sure your Voidtouched Attendant gets an insane amounts of value by having a sticky board.
Shadow Word: Undeath is just a double Consecration.
High Cultist Basaleph can fill your board back up.
Pretty safe to say that undead shadow aggro will be one of the better decks after this expansion releases.
The collector's shop is exactly the solution to the problem that marvel snap has, which is the lack of agency at pool 3. This solves that problem elegantly. I did think that the shop will have at least 3 cards in it but eh, perhaps that was too much.
There's a reason why people are downvoting you actually, but that's alright. Not everyone has to agree with what anyone says. There's no need to take a random disagreement from a random forum personally.
While It's still way weaker than 4-mana Kobold Illusionist, it's still the same amounts of fun. Can be drawn with Sketchy Information and adds a 2-mana Masked Reveler. Heck, it can even add a 1-mana Kobold Illusionist.
Seeing cards like Anachronos, I do wish the reveal season is like how it was previously. It would've been a lot cooler if it was revealed in anticipation. But eh, just small nitpicks.
I'm probably gonna get shit for this, but I actually really like the direction that they're giving to shaman in this expansion.
While thematically this is more like a witch doctor type of kink, it's clearly a callback to cards like Ancestral Spirit and Big Bad Voodoo. It's very interesting design-wise how they will go about this archetype, whether it's a big cheaty deathrattles or a swarm type. I feel like they can go in any direction they want with this archetype.
Whether or not it's broken or if it's ever going to be used again entirely depends on the balance and the developer's decision and not strictly on the design. I would rather have a new archetype with an interesting direction rather than just a support for an archetype that already exists because newer ones tend to give a more unique experience to the gameplay.
Glad to see this site doing well again. I chime to out of cards for every Hearthstone news.
As for the Death Knight class, it seems like a jack of all trades but is limited by the rune system. My initial thought is that I dislike the rune system because it heavily limits deckbuilding, and deckbuilding is by far my favorite aspect of Hearthstone. But the more I think about it, the more I feel like it's actually the opposite. The limitations that the rune system put on deckbuilding actually encourage experimentation way more than other classes. It's going to be very fun for me to go through all of the different combinations of runes and see which one is going to be the most efficient at achieving certain deck goals.
The rune system is supposed to be the tradeoff for printing cards that are over their mana value with cards like Horn of Winter, Vampiric Blood, Frost Strike etc. And on top of that, it's also a neat balancing mechanic for cards. If a certain runed card has a broken synergy with another runed card, they can just tune the rune value of the cards instead of just changing the numbers.
I'm very excited for the Death Knight class, very possible that it's going to be my favorite class.
Another great thing about Marvel SNAP is that even when my hand sucked ass, I can just retreat early and only lose a single cube most of the time, which is barely noticeable anyways so losing doesn't feel devastating.
It's been a common problem for me when it comes to competitive games. Marvel SNAP is the first game I've played where winning actually feels amazing and losing is just a learning moment and not a depressive episode.
Yeah some people got empty caches and boosters. The team are already notified on this so be careful!
It's you again. Why do you always have to be such a bummer? Either you're just trolling or you really make too big of a deal over this.
You know what? Without the leaks, warlocks would've had a rough time on the reveals man. Not only they're the last ones to be fully revealed, but both of the legendaries are also supposed to be revealed at the very last second.
Wow, all of the undead priest support spells are shadow spells, which means that Darkbishop Benedictus will work with them. And some of these cards are insane too.
Pretty safe to say that undead shadow aggro will be one of the better decks after this expansion releases.
The collector's shop is exactly the solution to the problem that marvel snap has, which is the lack of agency at pool 3. This solves that problem elegantly. I did think that the shop will have at least 3 cards in it but eh, perhaps that was too much.
This card does seem subpar at a glance, and it does. But I do have a specific deck idea where this card would help a ton.
There's a reason why people are downvoting you actually, but that's alright. Not everyone has to agree with what anyone says. There's no need to take a random disagreement from a random forum personally.
Finally, a reason to play wild demon hunter. Line Hopper and Redeemed Pariah go brrrrr.
Yeah, it's kinda like the retrained version of Kobold Illusionist.
While It's still way weaker than 4-mana Kobold Illusionist, it's still the same amounts of fun. Can be drawn with Sketchy Information and adds a 2-mana Masked Reveler. Heck, it can even add a 1-mana Kobold Illusionist.
Seeing cards like Anachronos, I do wish the reveal season is like how it was previously. It would've been a lot cooler if it was revealed in anticipation. But eh, just small nitpicks.
I'm probably gonna get shit for this, but I actually really like the direction that they're giving to shaman in this expansion.
While thematically this is more like a witch doctor type of kink, it's clearly a callback to cards like Ancestral Spirit and Big Bad Voodoo. It's very interesting design-wise how they will go about this archetype, whether it's a big cheaty deathrattles or a swarm type. I feel like they can go in any direction they want with this archetype.
Whether or not it's broken or if it's ever going to be used again entirely depends on the balance and the developer's decision and not strictly on the design. I would rather have a new archetype with an interesting direction rather than just a support for an archetype that already exists because newer ones tend to give a more unique experience to the gameplay.
I legit thought this was a fanmade card when I saw it on Reddit. Eat your heart out r/customhearthstone.
Can't wait to play it in Rogue with Necrium Apothecary, whatever that deck may be.
I got Destroyer as one of my early pool 3 cards. I have no right to complain about getting shitty cards anymore.
Okay, so Frost DK actually already has enough cards to warrant an entire deck. A spellslinger deck built out of:
AND the reveal season has only started. Damn.
Ah man, I was hoping it would've summoned two ghouls for the extra corpses. Less appealing to play Odd Death Knight now.
Glad to see this site doing well again. I chime to out of cards for every Hearthstone news.
As for the Death Knight class, it seems like a jack of all trades but is limited by the rune system. My initial thought is that I dislike the rune system because it heavily limits deckbuilding, and deckbuilding is by far my favorite aspect of Hearthstone. But the more I think about it, the more I feel like it's actually the opposite. The limitations that the rune system put on deckbuilding actually encourage experimentation way more than other classes. It's going to be very fun for me to go through all of the different combinations of runes and see which one is going to be the most efficient at achieving certain deck goals.
The rune system is supposed to be the tradeoff for printing cards that are over their mana value with cards like Horn of Winter, Vampiric Blood, Frost Strike etc. And on top of that, it's also a neat balancing mechanic for cards. If a certain runed card has a broken synergy with another runed card, they can just tune the rune value of the cards instead of just changing the numbers.
I'm very excited for the Death Knight class, very possible that it's going to be my favorite class.
Another great thing about Marvel SNAP is that even when my hand sucked ass, I can just retreat early and only lose a single cube most of the time, which is barely noticeable anyways so losing doesn't feel devastating.
It's been a common problem for me when it comes to competitive games. Marvel SNAP is the first game I've played where winning actually feels amazing and losing is just a learning moment and not a depressive episode.
Good Riddance.