We gave the community five options: 'Meta defining', 'Very good', 'Playable', 'Bad' and 'Dust it!'. We then gave those options a value of 100, 75, 50, 25 and 0 and divided the result by the total amount of votes resulting in the following
When he was initially revealed in asia at some convention, they translated the card and it said "At the start of your turn" (malchezar being in play like ancient harbinger) Instead of at the start of the game. Now can you imagine how it looked absoloutely busted untill they fixed the bad translation? Polls then showed meta defining and very good due to unexperience players, bad translation and just general confusion about how it worked.
People underrated so many cards, the whole bottom five are much better than people think, even purify, silence priest is not that bad. I think moroes is the least accurately rated card though. It actually is really good against most decks right now just because it helps with trades a lot if it lives a while and it often enough forces a board clear that does not deal efficiently with the board, nobody is running maelstrom portal or the Mage one that is worse.
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Just fill your deck with one drops, that is creative deck design, right?
People underrated so many cards, the whole bottom five are much better than people think, even purify, silence priest is not that bad. I think moroes is the least accurately rated card though. It actually is really good against most decks right now just because it helps with trades a lot if it lives a while and it often enough forces a board clear that does not deal efficiently with the board, nobody is running maelstrom portal or the Mage one that is worse.
Even when Moroes "Gets value", it has a very limited impact on both the game and board state because of how slow it is. It also struggles against warrior (what is considered to be the best class in the game right now) because of cards like ravaging ghoul. Maelstrom Portal is actually seeing some play in variants of evolve shaman and might see a significant boost in play once Spirit Claws has been released (or not we shall see). I've been seeing some control mage which does run Twilight Flamecaller and a number of classes can just leave it up and AOE later on during a game. Aggro decks on the other hand can completely ignore Moroes and pressure you too much to get value out of Moroes. If Moroes had a more immediate impact on the board, then it would likely be a lot more relevant, but right now, it just doesn't fit the meta well and requires a 6 mana two card combo to be stronger thanDreadsteed or Imp Master which don't see play.
As for purify, it's a little to expensive in my honest opinion. If it were 1 mana, it'd be a really solid way to cycle, but as it stands, it's just a bit too situational and difficult to abuse at a power level strong enough for constructed.
Even when Moroes "Gets value", it has a very limited impact on both the game and board state because of how slow it is. It also struggles against warrior (what is considered to be the best class in the game right now) because of cards like ravaging ghoul. Maelstrom Portal is actually seeing some play in variants of evolve shaman and might see a significant boost in play once Spirit Claws has been released (or not we shall see).
There aren't enough spell power cards for Shaman to make this theoretical spell power deck work. Give Shaman something like Cult Sorcerer and a Spirit Claws/Wicked Witchdoctor + damage spells deck works - but with the exception of overload this deck closely resembles Tempo Mage, with the Wicked Witchdoctor closely resembling Violet Teacher, except with somewhat more powerful tokens.
Spirit Claws is great, but right now there are just not enough supporting cards for it - people will try though, using Bloodmage Thalnos, Azure Drake x2, and whatever else they can dredge up from the crap-pile of bad SP options.
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One Night in Karazhan Compendium - The Expansion as Rated by the Community
How are the scores calculated?
We gave the community five options: 'Meta defining', 'Very good', 'Playable', 'Bad' and 'Dust it!'. We then gave those options a value of 100, 75, 50, 25 and 0 and divided the result by the total amount of votes resulting in the following
turns out Priest of the Feast is prettyyyy good.
Why is Prince Malchezzar so high on the list?
Shanking ankles since 2015.
People underrated so many cards, the whole bottom five are much better than people think, even purify, silence priest is not that bad. I think moroes is the least accurately rated card though. It actually is really good against most decks right now just because it helps with trades a lot if it lives a while and it often enough forces a board clear that does not deal efficiently with the board, nobody is running maelstrom portal or the Mage one that is worse.
Just fill your deck with one drops, that is creative deck design, right?
This list is so hilariously off. How are Barnes and the two good priest cards rated so low?
What? Purify is last??
Die, Insect!
Well this list sure is wrong. Witchdoctor is actually a pretty good card and the two priest cards are also really good for priest.
This community overvalues Arcane Giant way too much. It would be close the truth, if it were in the other end of the spectrum.
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