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After climbing from Bronze 10 to Diamond 5 (i played Dragon and Resurrect Priest) and playing 80% of the time against DH the new class seems just way too broken and extremly straight forward... the Class seems to be a Aggro/Tempo and Control deck at the same time with all the removal/face damage and the by far strongest card draw ! most of the DH´s i played against died because of fatigue while i had 10-/+ cards left.

i don´t understand how Blizzard thought printing so many broken cards for just one Class was fine...

What are ur expieriences so far with the new Class? This is not a rant i´m just curious about different opinions

 So, let me get this straight.  You climbed from Bronze 10....to Diamond 5....in 2 days....with most of your matches ending in fatigue?

Fatigue matches of HS usually take about 20 minutes.  Now, DH draws their deck insanely fast so let's say fatigue matches against DH only take 12 minutes.  Allowing for the fact that not all of your games will end in fatigue, I would say your average game length probably sits around 9 minutes.

To get from Bronze 10 to Diamond 5 I'm guessing you had to win around 60 games.  Assuming a 75% win rate (which is insanely good) you would have to have played 80 games over the past 2 days.  80 games at 9 minutes a piece comes to 720 minutes which is 12 hours.

Dear god man are you playing 6 hours of HS a day?  Go outside FFS.  I mean, I know you're probably sheltering in place but...exercise maybe?

 there is a quarantine for a reason you know,you cant just go outside man,are you living on earth?

 Social distancing is not the same as a quarantine.  It's not against the law to go for a walk numbnuts.

It puts the card in your hand.

Or, alternatively, you play Vargoth and he dies then you double resurrect and double mind blast for 40.

Can somebody please explain to me how every single Exodia Paladin I play against always has Uther on 9 and rolls exactly the horsemen they need every time?  I just died to four horsemen on turn 13!  Dude had 11 cards left in his deck....wtf?  I like playing control decks and Exodia effects just bum me the hell out.  You would think Blizzard would have learned their lesson with dumb as hell Jade Idol but no...they made the problem even worse.  Nowadays, every deck that isn't aggro has to have some unstoppable instant win condition because GOD FORBID they have to try and actually win the board to win the game.  When are they going to get it through their thick skulls that playing against instant win conditions with no way to disrupt them just isn't fun?

On a side note.  Can somebody explain to me why I play like 8 hunters in a row and then, when I finally queue odd warrior, I get matched up with Mechathun Warlock and Exodia Paladin back to back?  I swear this game is rigged.

Yeah but it's quest hunter, so you're often playing the quest on 1 which makes followups like Razormaw less impactful.

Maybe...ur....trash?  lol jk

Deadly shot is awesome in this deck; I think it will outperform hunter's mark and candleshot on average.  As far as Unleash the Hounds, it's in there because it synergizes so insanely well with revenge of the wild that it's worth playing even if it makes you Zul'jin worse.

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Lastly, you don't even have to hit MUCH to get your value out of this card. If you hit one treant, this card is 5 mana 7/7 worth of stats. If you hit multiple treants, that's a board that's out of reach of Lightning Storm, Flamestrike, Hellfire, and Volcano. If you hit a whole board full of treants after your board dies with SotF on, you just win the game the next turn unless they can deal 5 to your entire board. Plus, since it's only a 5 cost, you can just put your buffs on afterwards. Think about it in terms of value, with Evolve as a reference. Imagine if there was an evolve-style card that, yes, only hit one type of minion, but also consistently upgraded them from a 2/2 (1.5 mana value) to a 5/5 (4.5 mana value). This is a great card, and while, no, it's not overpowered, I genuinely think this could push a more treant-heavy token archetype.

 

I think this is a huge point.  Landscaping is played on turn 3 and produces fairly good tempo and value the turn it is played.  A fair amount of the time this guy is getting coined out the following turn if your opponent doesn't kill BOTH treants.  Even if this hits only 1 treant it's still an enormous tempo play.  A better version of Master of Evolution.

This card is busted powerful and will definitely put spell hunter over the moon as far as power level goes.  With cards like spellstone, animal companion and to my side, this hero battlecry will give you a full board every time not to mention a full Christmas tree of secrets.  With any luck you might also be able to pull a couple Huffers that you can use to smOrc or trade as you see fit.  This card rivals Bloodreaver Gul'dan in power level.

If this was a 1 mana spell that only lasted 1 turn it would still potentially see play.  The fact that it's a 1 mana minion whose effect persists until killed is just bonkers.

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looks really good, but I'm not sure if there'S a deck that can afford to play an 8-mana 8/8 with no taunt. If it gets silenced it did nothing.

Not to mention that there currently aren't really that many deathrattles that are really that impactful at turn 8 (only KAthrena, and she's mostly about the battlecry)

not a bad card, but it just feels too slow and overall pointless to run unless someone comes up with a really disgusting combo.

 I had to think for about 34 nanoseconds to "come up with" the "disgusting" combo of playing this with play dead on turn 9 to summon a board of 5/5 Devilsaurs.  It's a remarkable reload minion that slots perfectly into what is already a tier 1 deck.

When I first saw the card I thought it might be too situational to be good.  But you just supplied me with the "oh damn!" moment.  Put this bad boy next to your 1 health minions and you're immune to defile clears (as long as they don't happen prior to turn 4).

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I wonder if Dr Boom's effect means the mechs in your deck have rush, too?

 Nope.  It draws a "rush minion" which means it has rush card text.  It is the same as how N'Zoth would not revive minions that were granted deathrattle by stuff like ancestral spirit.

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Seems really good with the new cards Warlock is getting.
Does this make Hir'eek the Bat good?

 Hir'eek is good if you can buff it in your hand. This card buffs minions on board. So, no.

 If you summon 7 4/4 hireeks you can turn that into 6 5/5 hireeks.  Situationally useful like if you suspect your opponent is holding a flamestrike.

Hand buff can only work in situations where it provides a significant tempo gain.  When Zoo finds a way to weave a 1 mana soul infusion into their turn three and then bombs you with 4/5 chain gangs on 4 that's strong.  Playing a sub-par weapon on turn 5 then using it to kill a 2 health minion so you can drop the same 4/5 chain gangs on turn 6 is nowhere near as good.  But watch somebody play 2 of these in a control/combo deck with cards like equality and shrink ray and buff a Leeroy to high heavens for an OTK