But you know there will be streamer highlights of this exact scenario, empty hand, generating 3 Pyroblasts and a bunch of cheap things they play for little to no mana, with Kael turning the Pyros to 0 mana if they play one every third spell. Or even a Pyro or two and some Fireballs. While rare it could occur, and people have the right to dream don't they?!
Trimutius, don't let your memes be dreams, my dude!
If this were it the minion text would be the battlecry. The second part would be a hovering over the Magic Bomb minion. Still may need tweak, but yeah... similar to Living Bomb from Blackrock adventure (I think?).
More likely it's something they aren"t ready to reveal. The first time we saw the image the first green one was locked. Now it say Demon Hunter class there.
Some of those :spell locked" slots could still be some sort of solo content. But yeah, hopefully cheaper despite more cards per set now... At least I assume there will be more than 135 anyway with the new class. Duplicate protection helps with that some.
Or you can profit 1600 dust if you don't already have it and create it golden. -3200 to create it golden, +3200 refund, then disenchant for +1600.
NOTE: This does NOT work if you already have a normal copy. If you already have a normal copy, you'll just get 1600 free dust already. Crafting it golden and then disenchanting the golden gets you no extra dust at all.
Reviving this thread as it's about time again...
I believe you are incorrect. In past years when things move to HoF you get credited back the dust refund of the most expensive copy you own without having to disenchant any cards. So if you craft a golden legendary and already own a regular copy, when it gets sent to HoF you will get 3200 dust without DE. Then after the rotation you could DE the golden if you like, keep the regular copy, and you've profited 1600 dust from the DE. You will NOT get dust refunded for both the regular and golden copy however, only the most expensive USABLE version you have. "Usable" as in how many copies can be in a deck at the same time.
This means if you have two golden copies of a legendary being rotated to HoF, you get credit back for only one because one copy is all you can put in a deck when you build it. If you have two normal cards of any other rarity and one golden copy you get credit for the golden and one regular as two copies are the most you can use in a deck. You can of course DE any of these cards/copies after rotation to further your dust accumulation.
So in this rotation, we have heard in the leak that Prophet Velen is going HoF. In my case I have a regular copy already, but I will likely craft a golden copy as well. At the expansion release and the start of the new Hearthstone year, I will see 3200 dust hit my account as the golden copy is my most valuable usable copy. This 3200 refund cancels out the -3200 I spent to craft the golden. However, I will likely then DE the golden for +1600 profit and craft a legendary of my choice.
Investing in golden copies of rotating cards is the BEST way to invest dust in the game right before a HoF rotation IF YOU PLAN ON DUSTING AFTER THE ROTATION. If you are planning on keeping them for Wild, you are still basically getting free cards with no net profit or loss on dust. Even if you have normal copies of a card going HoF and you want a golden copy for Wild, you can still have a small net gain by crafting the golden version(s) prior to the rotation and then dusting the regular copies after they move.
I was watching Kibler after this came out and to every question he was like "You guys talk about it all you want, I am waiting to discuss it until tomorrow after the stream." So yeah, NDA "cannot confirm nor deny" type of talk. The main thing I'm wondering now though... Is there more that wasn't in the article?! A tournament mode perhaps?!?! We shall see tomorrow.
I’d like it more if they were all 6 were Outland packs, but... I’ll still take the free stuff anyday!
Wondrous Wisdomball would like to know what's so wrong with that?! :)
But you know there will be streamer highlights of this exact scenario, empty hand, generating 3 Pyroblasts and a bunch of cheap things they play for little to no mana, with Kael turning the Pyros to 0 mana if they play one every third spell. Or even a Pyro or two and some Fireballs. While rare it could occur, and people have the right to dream don't they?!
Trimutius, don't let your memes be dreams, my dude!
There’s the “They’ll Never Put That In The Game” spot for Reveal Season Bingo right there!
As someone who’s been playing Wild more lately, Charged Devilsaur approves of this card along with his buddy Krush.
This minion is in [Hearthstone Card (Dire Wolf) Not Found] need of some extra attack.
The perfect card to go with that old 7 mana 1/1. What was that minion called again?
Spellbreaker hoing HoF makes more sense now. It died so that this has a chance to live.
With all these “Prime” minions, I’d love a Transformers cross over brawl with Optimus Prime and friends landing in Azeroth.
If this were it the minion text would be the battlecry. The second part would be a hovering over the Magic Bomb minion. Still may need tweak, but yeah... similar to Living Bomb from Blackrock adventure (I think?).
Battlecry: Cast Magic Bomb on an enemy minion. At the start of your next turn, they explode.
Magic Bomb: If this minion explodes, it dies and deals 5 damage to all your other minions.
I always enjoyed using Shadow Ascendant. This is basically that, but with a better buff, and it only costs 1 more mana.
Hate playing in Wild and never drawing demons for Skull to summon? Well have we got an answer for you!
Book of Specters but in reverse! And for Druid.
More likely it's something they aren"t ready to reveal. The first time we saw the image the first green one was locked. Now it say Demon Hunter class there.
Some of those :spell locked" slots could still be some sort of solo content. But yeah, hopefully cheaper despite more cards per set now... At least I assume there will be more than 135 anyway with the new class. Duplicate protection helps with that some.
I care less about the ranks or “leagues” as Dean called them. But dat loot tho! Give it to me NO
For a very clear explanation of how Hall of Fame refunds work, check out this page:
https://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Hall_of_Fame#Dust_refunds
Reviving this thread as it's about time again...
I believe you are incorrect. In past years when things move to HoF you get credited back the dust refund of the most expensive copy you own without having to disenchant any cards. So if you craft a golden legendary and already own a regular copy, when it gets sent to HoF you will get 3200 dust without DE. Then after the rotation you could DE the golden if you like, keep the regular copy, and you've profited 1600 dust from the DE. You will NOT get dust refunded for both the regular and golden copy however, only the most expensive USABLE version you have. "Usable" as in how many copies can be in a deck at the same time.
This means if you have two golden copies of a legendary being rotated to HoF, you get credit back for only one because one copy is all you can put in a deck when you build it. If you have two normal cards of any other rarity and one golden copy you get credit for the golden and one regular as two copies are the most you can use in a deck. You can of course DE any of these cards/copies after rotation to further your dust accumulation.
So in this rotation, we have heard in the leak that Prophet Velen is going HoF. In my case I have a regular copy already, but I will likely craft a golden copy as well. At the expansion release and the start of the new Hearthstone year, I will see 3200 dust hit my account as the golden copy is my most valuable usable copy. This 3200 refund cancels out the -3200 I spent to craft the golden. However, I will likely then DE the golden for +1600 profit and craft a legendary of my choice.
Investing in golden copies of rotating cards is the BEST way to invest dust in the game right before a HoF rotation IF YOU PLAN ON DUSTING AFTER THE ROTATION. If you are planning on keeping them for Wild, you are still basically getting free cards with no net profit or loss on dust. Even if you have normal copies of a card going HoF and you want a golden copy for Wild, you can still have a small net gain by crafting the golden version(s) prior to the rotation and then dusting the regular copies after they move.
I was watching Kibler after this came out and to every question he was like "You guys talk about it all you want, I am waiting to discuss it until tomorrow after the stream." So yeah, NDA "cannot confirm nor deny" type of talk. The main thing I'm wondering now though... Is there more that wasn't in the article?! A tournament mode perhaps?!?! We shall see tomorrow.