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i have been playing this game for some time now and there was a deck in wild that was really interesting.

its big priest. it looks like a fun deck to play but it also seems alot of people hate it.

do you guys think i should play big priest or not

A new Rare Neutral Minion, Conjured Mirage, has been revealed!

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A new Epic Neutral Minion, Mortuary Machine, has been revealed!

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A new Epic Rogue Spell, Shadow of Death, has been revealed!

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A new Common Neutral Minion, Bone Wraith, has been revealed!

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A new Common Rogue Minion, Pharaoh Cat, has been revealed!

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A new Common Priest Spell, Embalming Ritual, has been revealed!

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A new Rare Warrior Minion, Tomb Warden, has been revealed!

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I'm wondering what predictions people have for new archetypes that will be competitive or somewhat competitive with the coming expansion. My current guesses include Malygos Druid, a midrange Lackey Warlock, and Combo Priest with High Priest Amet. Honorable mentions that could have success as well are Zoo Priest, Murloc Paladin with Chef Nomi, and Tempo Warrior.

A new Rare Paladin Spell, Pharaoh's Blessing, has been revealed!

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I'm a wild main, but frequently watch various favorite streamers play in wild, watch tournaments, and hear about other people's experiences. While keeping cards around for *only* 2 years can be good to end the burnout of things like DKs, Tunnel Trogg, Defile, Reno, Aluneth and the like over the years it does make it so that the pool of cards is kept comparatively small, and in that small card pool random effects become less random with mechanics like discover or CCing a minion that barely has any minions in that mana slot.

For example, pretty much every standard player is familiar with the meme of warriors discovering their 7th Omega Devastator or 5th Dyn-o-Matic. Other players have listed mages' ability to very consistently spawn big taunts with almost every CC. Even going back further in the life of standard HS when Ice Block was not HoFed yet it was very common for mages to discover a 'random' 3rd or even 4th Ice Block because again the standard spell pool was so small.

So back to the title, do you feel standard's card pool size does it more harm than good? If you feel it does harm to the format how would you change it?

(Dated 7/28/19: Last Revealed card was Dark Pharaoh Tekahn)

Let me begin by saying, that this card is a CUSTOM CARD, not an Officially Printed Hearthstone card! I want to make that clear because currently we are in the Saviors of Uldum Card Reveal Season and I don't want people to get angry because they thought this was a real card.

Now that I got that out of the way, GREETINGS My name is CovenantKevlar, (You can call me Kev) I'm a real big fan of Hearthstone and I've been playing since Curse of Naxxramus, I've always wanted to make very own Custom card but never had the courage to do so until now. Currently we are in the middle of the card reveal Season for Saviors of Uldum and I had an idea for what could be (or could've been) a card for the set. One of my favorite classes is Warlock and currently there has not been a Warlock Lackey Generator revealed. (especially when Dark Pharaoh Tekahn just revealed a few days ago)  So I theorized one!

I wanted the Lackey Generation for warlock to come with a cost similar to how EVIL Genius makes Lackeys, a price for Power! I choose to focus on the Discarding mechanic because currently in the Standard rotation discard warlock is in a weak position, It always sucks to discard cards you wanted to play  so I wanted to make a card that generated you value whenever you discarded cards. In terms of mechanics it would work exactly like Malchezaar's Imp This is my First Custom card submission so let me know what you think of it! If you think that the card is too strong or too weak I want to know, Your opinion will help shape other Custom cards I might make in the future.

Thanks

Just go to your profile and click the 'achievements' link.

This is a chart that shows how much dust you will need to craft your collection expansion wise. (From classic to Rise of Shadows) 

This is a breakdown of neutral cards per expansion wise 

This is a breakdown of cards of a class( in this case it is druid) expansion. There have been some fluctuation in classes where some of the class cards went to HoF or Hunter was the only card which received 2 legendaries in TGT (Which takes all total hunter legendaries to 20, for others it is 19) but more or less they are quite same.

Expect 8 of more charts like this. 

This is a dust wise breakdown of cards of a class per expansion(in this case:druid) 

.f you have noticed a pattern then you will that after MSG, Blizzard have reduced the number of neutral legendaries, instead increased the number of class legendaries by 1 (From JtUG).

As a F2P player from open beta I found this new trend more suitable. I have consolidated my attention to a single class (priest) & only craft Priest & neutral cards. After MsG I found it much easier to fill my collection than before. 

I have all of the priest cards & almost half of the Neutral collection (with entire adv: CoN,BRM, LoE, ONK) 

This is the current numbers of neutral cards I need to complete my neutral collection

From this chart you can see that I fared much better from Ungoro than I did before & I am filling up my neutral collection much quicker than before & because of no duplicate legendary rule it has become more easier if you only concentrate on a single class.

I know that different people might have different experience with this new system but for me this new breakdown was more favorable. 

Do y'all think Hearthstone should have a Creative mode in which players could create their own game modes (with certain sets, some card bans, and maybe some Tavern Brawl rules), similar to how it's done in other games such as Overwatch? It could allow people to test out their crazy ideas, it would be tons of fun to play, and it might give the developers some ideas for the game! It could even go a step further and the creator could choose certain cards to buff or nerf (just in stats, like the Boomsday buffs). This would allow for players who want a huge diversity of experience to have a lot of fun during the in-between months while not harming the new player experience! I think this could even feasibly happen, since I don't think it would hurt Blizzard's bottom line and it would actually motivate people to craft more cards to try out more cool decks!

I'm not that good at creating classes, but wanted to do this for fun :) Sooooo, here's Rune Master. A class that revolves around Empowering cards by playing Runes. Runes count and play as spells, but have effects on cards with just mentioned keyword - Empower.

Advantages:

- Cheap spell synergy.

- Powerful Rune generation.

- A little bit of healing.

- Powerful, 5 Mana Secrets.

- Board clears and single removals.

- Control tools.

- Weapons availability.

- Low Dragon synergy, although Dragons seem to like Rune Masters and appear often in their presence.

Disadvantages:

- Almost non-existing draw.

- Anti-tempo plays.

- Lack of minion transform and Silence cards.

- Lack of minion flood cards.

- Lack of non-combo finishers.

Basic:

Basic set has some powerful options for Rune Master, and serves its purpose on introducing a player to the present themes. Runic Explosion also gives new players a taste of Empower before opening packs.

Classic:

Classic set gives class some tools to apply pressure and some enablers. It also introduces first 3 Secrets and Empower keyword. Note: Gristof Runeheart works like Jade Golems - Mana increases to 10 and doesn't any further, even tho Attack and Health do.

Additional Filters:

Runes:

As a player who loves to build decks and loves to see a meta with a great variety of different archtypes, the first month of an new Expansion ist my favorite time of Hearthstone.

As time is passing by the meta settles and  most decks just differ by a minority of cards. Sure sometimes someone finds a new deck and the meta might redifine itself a little, but overall the game loses it's appealing character to adapt and improve your deck.

So my idea to keep Hearthstone fresh:

Add a rotating pool of cards to standard

• These cards are from the old expansions
• Everyone  can use them without having them in their collection (like a extra section of basic cards)
• Maybe 3-4 class cards and 10-20 neutrals?
• Time per cyle 1 month

This way the game would stay fresh between the release of new expansions, while Blizzard woudn't lose money and standard would stay balanced by their Definition.

What are your thoughts on my Idea?

Hey All!

Recently we got to enjoy The dungeon run-like Tavern Brawl with a golden copy of Recurring Villain, Bronze Herald and Rafaam's Scheme as a reward. After receiving these rewards I looked them up in my collection and was surprised to I see I got two golden copies of each. As I mostly play Arena anyway I dusted the non-golden copies of these cards and kept the golden versions. 

Just now I opened a pack with a Rafaam's Scheme in it and was about to dust it, but then I noticed that the second copy of the golden version is gone. Same thing happened with the other two cards. I only own a golden version of these two cards now.

Is it just me hallucinating or did anyone else had a similar experience?

So the hunter, a class that used to be limited to SMOrc-ing before turn 7 slowly got sweet cards that allows a much slower play. Coming up is Anti-combo Hunter which I really want to try out..

My question is what survival(Heal)/control tools are the most efficient, including wild, off course.

Plaguebringer, the card which replaced Vanish in the basic set, is in my opinion a very poorly designed card. Constantly with their talk about class identity, Blizzard talks about how the Basic and Classic sets should give new players a good example of what a class does and what it's strengths and weaknesses are in a fairly simple manner. The Basic set especially should be very easy to understand, since those are the first cards a new player will have access to. So why, then, does Plaguebringer make use of the Poisonous keyword when no other card in the Basic set mentions it? This would lead new players to believe that Rogues are good at abusing Poisonous minions, which hasn't proven to be the case. They only barely have the most Poisonous minions/generators of all classes (Rogue has 7, Hunter has 6, Druid has 5) and as far as I know, only one of which (Envenom Weapon) has seen any serious competitive play in Kingsbane Rogue. I would be fine if this card we're in the Classic set, but I think it's a very poor design for a Basic card.