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Roping every turn ? That's the first thing that comes to mind. Easily verifiable afterwards by the team too.

Easiest report of my life. What are you, 10 ? (edit : the post I was answering to is no more, ignore this !)

In any case, I don’t think these cards will often make the cut in wild decks, but in standard some of those will clearly be used. 
Oh and the horrendous powercreep from the first expansions isn’t a golden era to be wistful of. If you were actually there at the beginning, undertaker hunter was an absolute plague that old-timers remember to this day. A card doesn’t have to break the meta to be worth considering, nice additions used sometimes are great too in an expansion.

4th place ?

Murloc poisonous did you in ? :p

Trust me, they did their price vs. volume analysis based on every data they have. If this is what they came up with, it means there are enough whales out there to make it the best price point for them.

From the moment I reach 5 wins, I face 100% priests. And thus don't make it past because of their bs treasure and hero power. 

Seems BG might be the only mode with a not completely fucked up balance currently. 

Do you intend to play Wild do try hard, or to have fun ?

If it's the latter, craft away, though wait the upcoming nerfs just to be sure. If you wanna tryhard, you are not going to have a good time with a single deck. 

Where's the playrate of each deck ?

What's the point of saying "this deck nears 50% winrate" only ? It could mean absolutely nothing if the broken deck in question faces itself a lot. Warlock quest (or supporting cards) must absolutely be nerfed, I hope they won't hide behind this chart which only shows part of the reality to not do it. 

Wild is fine, used thaurissan as well. 

Yeah I'm seeing everyone saying the rogue one is easy, well sure finding the cards ain't rocket science, but is there anywhere where the actual logic/algorithm as to what happens with every single hit is explained ?

It seems incredibly complex, hitting one minion impacts all 7 in really bizarre ways. 

edit : from Celastaon's twitter, he posted this screenshot : https://twitter.com/Celestalon/status/1390848334152146944/photo/1

The table at the bottom is actually what happens when you hit each of the cube. Basically, there are 7 different rules, one for each cube hit. How someone could figure this out on their own with pen and paper is beyond me. Or if that was not supposed to, then it's not a good puzzle. 

Sorcerer + Flamewaker absolutely reaches level of insanity that shouldn't be allowed. With 5/6 cards in his hands and 5 mana, a mage can outright kill you even if you had mobs on the board. 

Of course tech counters exist, like dirty rat in this case, but that doesn't justify these two cards not being nerfed. 

What's the point of having a deck if you burn all goddamn cards ?

I played the druid deck, more than half of it is 5+ cost cards so you have no hope of playing cards in the early game. Wtf did they smoke ?

I think the best nerf would be to cap the amount of times shadowreaper's hero power can be used in a turn. Could be like, 3 times. It'd still be pretty strong, but not completely insane. Then, add a nerf to spawn of shadows -> it deals 2 damage, not 4. You'd have a good deck that wouldn't be as oppressive as it is now. 

Of course if Blizzard actually cared about wild balancing they wouldn' t keep printing cards to support the one other inane wild archetype, big res priest, but that's another story. 

The quest will be nerfed to 8 minions summoned, or maybe it's the hero power that will say "the next battlecry this turn is casted twice" or something like that. If they don't nerf the quest after months of domination, it's gonna become official they have no idea what they're doing.

Faceless Corruptor = 7 mana at least, or it becomes a 3/3 for 5 mana.

Galakrond would indeed summon 6/6 minions

Dragon pack will be 4/5 taunts and not 5/6.

The one invoking twice will have its mana cost increased, either to 6 or 7.

Sure, I guess it's fun in casual? How can you have fun in ranked when 80% of the matchups are variations of quest/galakrond shaman? It's a deck consisting of the most broken quest and the most broken galakrond, it's not even like there's any actual tech card that works against battlecry and tech shenanigans. Trying to go up without giving in to this insanity is a nightmare really, worst expansion launch ever from a ranked point of view. And that's a shame because overall the cards are awesome. 

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