I always pick big minions so whenever I get Robes of Gaudiness, I have a pretty strong deck in my hands. I've never had an autowin deck though like some of you posting before me.
One funny deck that I had included a 5/5 Feral Gibberer. I think I only drew it once in my opening hand but that match was worth it :D
Did it add a 5/5 or a 1/1 to your hand? id think 1/1, right? Not entirely the point, but just wondering :)
I think it peaked around the time when dragon priest was the strongest and someone realized that all them dragons have high health, why not just add 1 or two cards that make you insta win when you stick a high health minion on the board. The deck performed well without it, but with it, it was just too much at the time. Everyone hated on it :)
Dont think you can actually fit them into this one, it would be spread too thin on many fronts, but a pirate version could be interesting for sure :) Not sure if it would be worth goin for Cthun deck with that tho, maybe Nzoth would be better, since there are some rly good deathrattles and at least Squidface is a deathrattle pirate as well.
Funny how ppl view Inner Fire deck as a "normal" deck now, it used to be considered the scourge of the earth before Ress priest became a thing that everyone hates with a passion :)
I have always liked Blade of C'Thun and Shadowcaster :D I'll give this deck a try later - also because of the name.
I remember when Cthun decks were popular and when you would play mirror matches it was whoever dared to play Cthun first without the killing blow and would get his Cthun sniped by the Blade which would feed the opponentsCthun in turn. Haha good times.
I mostly know the value of each individual card and how they could interact together, but am completely clueless on how many of each type of card should go into a deck, or how to fill a mana curve. For me, HearthArena really helps here. I usually don't ignore any draft advice when it says I "really need an x drop".
That is also one of the things that becomes not entirely accurate with time. It heavilly depends on the meta shaped by the current card pool and then the class you are playing. Some classes in the past literally didnt need any 2-drops for example, when control RNGfiesta was the way to play. HA usually tries to push you towards midrange or tempo deck, which is fine, but you need to assess your own situation and know what archetypes are working for any given class at the moment and decide if it is a right direction to go or not.
Again, for unexperienced arena player, HA is a really amazing tool to help them get more wins fast and to get better, but you shouldnt religiously follow its advice once you get some experience ;-) Not saying HA cant be right most of the time, but you should think of why it appears to be important for your deck to pick the suggested card, not just pick it cause the app said so :)
I think it's a real hassle to enter everything in HA (I play mobile only) so I use it only when I need to re-establish my bearings. Since the rotation I really need it.
Long story short, if you haven't used HA you probably should, even if only to check what all the other people are using.
Oh yeah, if you dont use the Overwolf app, it is a pain in the ass to input everything manually.
Alternative colour scheme for the site is definitely something we have planned for the future based on your feedback, but it is not as easy as to flip a switch. Many elements like banners and such will have to be made in two (or more) variants to accomodate the change, so while we hear you and will want to do this eventually, other stuff takes priority at the moment. But keep giving us feedback and tell us what you want, that is what we need, thanks! ;-)
Hi, you have to go to your profile and select the border and title manually. If you dont have that option there, tell us and we will investigate further ;-)
I mostly know the value of each individual card and how they could interact together, but am completely clueless on how many of each type of card should go into a deck, or how to fill a mana curve. For me, HearthArena really helps here. I usually don't ignore any draft advice when it says I "really need an x drop".
That is also one of the things that becomes not entirely accurate with time. It heavilly depends on the meta shaped by the current card pool and then the class you are playing. Some classes in the past literally didnt need any 2-drops for example, when control RNGfiesta was the way to play. HA usually tries to push you towards midrange or tempo deck, which is fine, but you need to assess your own situation and know what archetypes are working for any given class at the moment and decide if it is a right direction to go or not.
Again, for unexperienced arena player, HA is a really amazing tool to help them get more wins fast and to get better, but you shouldnt religiously follow its advice once you get some experience ;-) Not saying HA cant be right most of the time, but you should think of why it appears to be important for your deck to pick the suggested card, not just pick it cause the app said so :)
I'm curious if outof.cards will be the home for other cardgames as well? The name it self is so fitting.
That is the plan :) We already have a forum section for MTGA as a starting point, but will focus mainly on HS for now until we flesh out the core features for the site and the content for HS. Once basics are done it will be much easier to add other card games properly.
If they are lucky, or rather if they are not too unlucky. Since this gives you 8 packs and starting pity timer for unopened sets of packs is 10, you could very well whiff on those 2 packs multiple times. But yeah, should be decent value for newcomers.
Did it add a 5/5 or a 1/1 to your hand? id think 1/1, right? Not entirely the point, but just wondering :)
Hi, that is a good suggestion! I made a note of that ;-)
I think it peaked around the time when dragon priest was the strongest and someone realized that all them dragons have high health, why not just add 1 or two cards that make you insta win when you stick a high health minion on the board. The deck performed well without it, but with it, it was just too much at the time. Everyone hated on it :)
Dont think you can actually fit them into this one, it would be spread too thin on many fronts, but a pirate version could be interesting for sure :) Not sure if it would be worth goin for Cthun deck with that tho, maybe Nzoth would be better, since there are some rly good deathrattles and at least Squidface is a deathrattle pirate as well.
hehe thanks :)
We already have a fix for that, will be released soon ;-)
Funny how ppl view Inner Fire deck as a "normal" deck now, it used to be considered the scourge of the earth before Ress priest became a thing that everyone hates with a passion :)
Weird, i just select the deck and can play with it, dont have to do anything. It seems to act just as a visual bug for me :o
Also edited the name of the thread as to not confuse the in game bug with a bug on the site ;-)
I remember when Cthun decks were popular and when you would play mirror matches it was whoever dared to play Cthun first without the killing blow and would get his Cthun sniped by the Blade which would feed the opponentsCthun in turn. Haha good times.
Oh yeah, if you dont use the Overwolf app, it is a pain in the ass to input everything manually.
Alternative colour scheme for the site is definitely something we have planned for the future based on your feedback, but it is not as easy as to flip a switch. Many elements like banners and such will have to be made in two (or more) variants to accomodate the change, so while we hear you and will want to do this eventually, other stuff takes priority at the moment. But keep giving us feedback and tell us what you want, that is what we need, thanks! ;-)
Hi, you have to go to your profile and select the border and title manually. If you dont have that option there, tell us and we will investigate further ;-)
Actually, it might be a decent addition, since the card draw is so non existent.
/edit: removed one Corrupted Seer for Gral, the Shark :)
That is also one of the things that becomes not entirely accurate with time. It heavilly depends on the meta shaped by the current card pool and then the class you are playing. Some classes in the past literally didnt need any 2-drops for example, when control RNGfiesta was the way to play. HA usually tries to push you towards midrange or tempo deck, which is fine, but you need to assess your own situation and know what archetypes are working for any given class at the moment and decide if it is a right direction to go or not.
Again, for unexperienced arena player, HA is a really amazing tool to help them get more wins fast and to get better, but you shouldnt religiously follow its advice once you get some experience ;-) Not saying HA cant be right most of the time, but you should think of why it appears to be important for your deck to pick the suggested card, not just pick it cause the app said so :)
That is the plan :) We already have a forum section for MTGA as a starting point, but will focus mainly on HS for now until we flesh out the core features for the site and the content for HS. Once basics are done it will be much easier to add other card games properly.
Haha, thanks! :)
Definitely gonna happen, sooner or later ;-)
If they are lucky, or rather if they are not too unlucky. Since this gives you 8 packs and starting pity timer for unopened sets of packs is 10, you could very well whiff on those 2 packs multiple times. But yeah, should be decent value for newcomers.
"Arena" and "Standard" filters that would preselect current sets will eventually make it to the card search engine, not sure when tho.
Same goes for filtering by card text and keywords. Not sure what you mean by "body", you can filter by cost/attack/health.
Good way to hit some pity timers on multiple legendaries from old sets for new players i guess :)