I just learned you can't craft a card if you already own 2 copies of it.
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How to get an advantage when your opponent is playing the same cards? By getting the most out of your hero power!
I have only played 2 games with this, so it's not a refined list; I just hope it serves as inspiration for other players (pun intended).
Yes, there are 4 copies of Manafeeder Panthara in there: this brawl doesn't seem to have a deck limit. Update: In its most recent incarnation, it does have a deck limit of 2.
This is an outdated list; check out this revised deck based on the same idea but using more recent cards and staying within the deck limit.
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you can 2 golden and 2 regular
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I didn't know that.
I usually keep my duplicates around unless I'm out of dust, in case they get nerfed or rotated to the hall of fame. I think I have 7 Panthara in my collection, but that seemed like overkill.
As I wrote in the guide, the list is far from refined, so you can just substitute additional copies of some of the other cards in the deck and test what works best.
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