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I think it costs that much for the crazy amount of Health it gives to a class that wants high health minions. Still I wouldnt mind if it was at 4-mana since it's also a common (arena purposes).

Just like when you Polymorph/Hex a Murloc Warleader, he doesnt return with Anyfin Can Happen; the same happens with the other cards.

Technically C'Thun was not killed, he simply changed form. That's why Hex is the most powerful removal that currently exists in the game (3-mana for a 0 attack minion compared to the other morphs).

Good job man! Hope I get this lucky, when I open mine (y)

'Kill them before they kill you'

Well basically this. Try to stay high in life and keep up the pressure on board. If you want to play Control C'thun then I suggest Priest or Warrior. If you want a Tempo-driven C'Thun, Druid and Rogue are a great choice. If you want Control other than C'Thun, Paladin looks quite good so far. Also, I think Zoo is more effective against them than Face Hunter (not sure about Face Shaman yet).

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Awesome job man! :D The only thing I was sad about is that you didnt include Noxious in the best stream section, especially since Toast is mostly known for his videos than his stream.

Tbh, nothing. I'll buy now in the beginning to give some support to the developers but since the packs will be given in Arena, I dont think I'll buy anymore later. Maybe I will, if I'm satisfied from their actions though.

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Or, Assassinate lol. 

You are right, sadly the Shadow Strike + Eviscerate combo can hit the enemy hero only if s/he's unharmed so, as removal, is not that great, Assassinate costs 5 mana too and kills irrespective of divine shields and health...

It depends on how consistent your deck is in the early game. What plays do you have at the start of the game other than Beckoner? Do you also run Wild Growth? If you have focused your deck in late game C'Thun minions, then Mire Keeper should be the choice imo. If you have cards like Disciple in the early game, then Klaxxi should be better.

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 The thing is, no matter how good a weapon Rogue gets, it would be better in other classes than it would be in Rogue. Having a weapon equipped as Rogue denies you the ability to use your hero power, whereas Warrior and Paladin can keep clicking the button all they want while holding their weapon charges.

Not to mention that Rogues have 0 ability to heal or mitigate damage (outside of neutral cards), so having a big weapon wouldn't be that good anyway because you can't really afford to face tank huge minions like Warrior can. Think of how bad Gorehowl would be in any other class.

If there is no awesome 1-drop waiting in the wings to replace Zombie Chow, I may slot this. Very flexible and fixes the curve problem against decks like SMOrc. 

Senjin is already a guaranteed 3/5 at 4 mana. This is too draw dependant.

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Ok this doesn't really matter, just nitpicking here, but why does everyone refer to everything as a he even if it's female? It's the most confusing thing to me.

I was actually kinda hoping for an improvement in the ladder/reward system as well... If people get rewarded for reaching a higher rank, they will also feel better about buying the new packs in order to make better competitive decks.

I recently finally managed to finish my Control Warrior deck, but it still feels kinda meh since there is nothing to achieve with it (on ladder).

"Just think of how many absolutely awesome cards and now hero concepts this community creates in a really short period of time"

In order to actually use 130 cards in the game, it's not just 'hey Hearthstone team, be creative and make 130 new cards!'. They first have to get the ideas for 130 cards, then program their individual mechanics, then test them with each other and all existing cards, and most importantly: balancing!

If most of the user created cards would actually be in the game, it would be an unplayable mess of overpowered cards. Think about it, it's actually quite impressive that they managed to make a lot of good and usable cards with GvG while only one (Dr Boom) turned out to be actually overpowered. 

"To go face": Never a question yet always the answer. 

Hunter is love, Hunter is life.

Seriously, what is the difficult part in 'Tavern Brawl is a fun game mode that's not about winning but about creating your own, innovative decks'? 

Featuring the decks with the highest win rates on the front page so everyone can copy-paste them is exactly the opposite of what Tavern brawl is about...

Blizzard is always bragging about how many players registered, but i'm pretty sure there's a reason why we've never ever heard the amount of actual active / daily / monthly players... 

It's already quite suspicious that they tell us you're in the top 2% of players when you just reach rank 5, while that's relatively easy to reach for everybody who can at least google a good deck and isn't retarded... The only thing it proves is that there's a shitload of inactive players at rank 25 - 20...

I'm really wondering if, now that Dr. Boom is going to leave the standard format, they are ever going to admit how ridiculously overpowered he is / was.

Let alone how shitty it was on their part to keep making up excuses like 'hmm yeah, we think he's kinda on the strong side, but we'll see how the meta develops in the next couple of months before we make unnecessary changes'. 

It would be pretty hilarious if Blizzard releases a Pirate minion in the next expansion that turns out to be so strong it'll be the new Dr Boom, and everybody suddenly crafts Captain's parrot to draw it faster