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Rogue: Preparation + Preparation + Sinister Strike or Headcrack+ Yogg-Saron, Hope's End and then he casts Pyroblast 3 times in your opponent's face.

Druid:  Swipe + Innervate + Innervate + Yogg-Saron, Hope's End and then he casts Pyroblast 3 times in your opponent's face.

Both cases CAN happen but most likely never will.

From BRM:

The loss of Flamewaker will be a big deal for Tempo Mage.

Imp Gang Boss will be missed in Zoo.

Emperor Thaurissan rotating out will mean less combo-type decks.

From TGT:

Away goes Darnassus Aspirant for druid.

Shaman loses Totem Golem, Tuskarr Totemic, Elemental Destruction and Healing Wave which makes Shaman quite weaker (maybe not the extreme Aggro versions but the slower ones certainly).

Warrior loses Alexstrasza's Champion for the Aggro version and Varian Wrynn and Bash for control.

Justicar Trueheart's loss will weaken Control Warrior and Control Priest quite a lot. And the loss of Chillmaw will probably be the final nail in the Dragon decks' coffin in standard.

But you don't know what new cards they'll add until then.

Hello everyone,

Just opened a golden Bloodmage Thalnos (third time I get a golden one, and the only golden legendary i seem to get), and I'm not sure what would be a better craft:

Cairne Bloodhoof to add to my N'zoth deathrattle decks (I only have a paladin one so far but might try other classes as well for N'zoth decks)

Ysera for a dragon control deck, since i already have Deathwing, Dragonlord but the only dragon legendaries I have and can combo with him are Chromaggus, Malygos and Nozdormu.

Justicar Trueheart for some heavy control decks.

Ragnaros, Lightlord for a control paladin. I was doubtful about him at first, but got him from A Light in the Darkness during a match and was quite impressed. 

Honorable mentions of cards I've seen are good but not sure how vital they are:

Xaril, Poisoned Mind for a deathrattle rogue deck. I'm not a fan of miracle rogue.

Baron Geddon for anti-aggro purposes in control decks.

Lord Jaraxxus for a control oriented warlock deck. I only played zoolock and malylock so far.

Gormok the Impaler for zoo decks, but honestly he seems replaceable.

Chillmaw for a dragon control deck. Could combo with the new Deathwing.

Deathwing only for decks where I attempt to combo him with his new version.

I want to mention that I play both standard and wild (wild seems quite enjoyable actually). Already playing a Wild N'zoth Deathrattle deck.

In a bit of a dilemma here:

On one side I would like to craft N'Zoth, the Corruptor just because he looks really cool. I have Sylvanas Windrunner already to pair with him in a deathrattle deck. And I have Sneed's Old Shredder as well for Wild, were I think N'zoth could do really well with some other Deathrattle cards. I do however lack Cairne Bloodhoof and Tirion Fordring to make him shine in standard.

On the other side I lack some of the good cards from the classic set. Cards like Lord Jaraxxus, Ysera, Tirion Fordring which i know should be a priority since they will always be playable in standard unlike the others.I got Deathwing, Dragonlord from a pack so I could use Ysera for a Dragon priest deck, although I hear it's not as good as C'thun priest and N'zoth Priest. I also lack Justicar Trueheart, which is a staple in control decks but I'm not buying TGT packs anytime soon so crafting is the only option.

So this is my issue, should I follow my gut and go with N'zoth and aim for some deathrattle decks or should I go slow and steady and collect all the good classics first?

A few cards I feel were fun and not mentioned enough

Ogre Brute - it was a fun card to play

Arcane Nullifier X-21- A true pain for your opponent to deal with it

Bomb Lobber- Could be really sweet if used at the righ time

Madder Bomber - the amount of funny videos we got from this card warrants it a place here

Recombobulator Such fun RNG

Shadowboxer I really enjoyed it in mech priest

Iron Sensei Quite a big threat for such a small mech

Neptulon Was planning to craft this card just for the awesome animation and sound when you play it

Sneed's Old Shredder - always wanted to make this card work

I am hoping for some Naga minions.

While I do agree crafting should be postponed (I'm hoarding dust as I speak), there's no doubt that classic legendaries just went up in value. Antonidas, Jaraxxus, Tirion, Grom, Harrison, Ysera, Alexstrasza are top tier legendaries now and probably will always be unless they get severely changed (which means you get your full dust back for disenchanting).

I'd even venture to say Cenarius and Al'Akir are better crafting choices than other legendaries now since you can always use them in standard as opposed to legendaries from other sets which will be useful for a year or so.

I do wonder if people would keep GvG and Naxx cards or disenchant them for the extra dust in Standard.

 Only time I found a use for Captain Greenskin. And even now he's not that good a card in general. Has his uses but situational.

So if a standard format resets when a new expansion shows up, and it starts in spring, should we expect a new expansion instead of an adventure this spring?

Also due to the "Kraken" sign I'm expecting a sea themed expansion with pirates and finally naga.

-2 Keeper of Uldaman +2 Hungry Crab

Never saw someone concede as fast as a murloc player when his turn one murloc gets crabbed next turn.

Hey everyone I need a bit of advice with dust spending. I have 3700 dust at the moment and I'm planning on crafting two legendaries. I was mostly planning to craft the two remaining GvG legendaries that I wanted from that expansion (since I don't buy GvG packs anymore) but I'm thinking that there are higher priority legendaries out there. Especially since I should start saving gold for the new expansion in a few months.

I have to decide between:

 Vol'jin He's the only priest legendary I'm missing and I've seen him becoming quite popular these days.

Neptulon Always loved the style of the card, but so far couldn't find a good deck for him.

Tirion Fordring He eluded me so far and can't seem to get him randomly out of packs, so might as well craft him. I'm not that huge of a paladin player to be honest but I see him in almost every paladin deck.

Baron Geddon For a Control Warrior deck as an anti-aggro card, but I'm doubting it will be worth it to spend all that dust just for one deck.

Ysera Heard she's a valuable enough card for both Control and Dragon decks, but I'm not sure if she's that much of a requirement and can't be simply replaced with something else.

Rhonin I've heard he's a very good mage legendary, but right now the only mage deck I'm playing is a mech mage for quests. I already have Archmage Antonidas as a good mage legendary either way.

Nexus-Champion Saraad He seems like a very fun card but not sure in which decks to use it. I'm kind of bored of the Tempo Mage deck.

Justicar Trueheart I've seen this card in so many decks I'm starting to think it's the best legendary of TGT. I could add her in a CW or a Control priest deck.

 I mostly play midrange deck though I do play control or aggro every now and then as well. I'm mostly just doing quests and casual games, no hardcore laddering right now.

Wyrmrest Agent

http://www.hearthhead.com/card=2596/wyrmrest-agent

"You think this is funny ?!" gets me every time.

Kel'Thuzad still has one of the best intros of any card. 

http://www.hearthhead.com/card=1794

Malygos was popular with warlocks quite recently but apart from that maybe in some fun mage decks. He fits only in some particular decks.

Thalnos I've seen only in rogue combo decks, mostly oil.

From what I see, Justicar is a fan favorite, used in control warrior particularly and you can try it in any control type deck.

Never saw Gormok played.

Cenarius is not vital for anything, but is helpful in token druids.

Geddon only in control warrior but I hear he is replaceable. 

Harrison is probably the favorite tech card at the moment.

Neptulon is a cool card and I planned to craft him myself but I don't find him that useful/important right now. He's useful to refill your hand but I never had the issue of empty hands losing me the game in my shaman games.

Varian again can be useful in some heavy-duty control warrior versions.

Dreadscale is something I've never seen played before either. and Darkbane I've seen in some experimental decks but they seemed too unreliable and probably best made for fun.

So if you want functionality go with Justicar or Harrison, if you want to experiment and have fun go with whatever sounds the coolest for you.

Just lost a game to a priest, I think he had every legendary in the game and lost in the end to fatigue. I'm not salty for losing, fair enough you had the luck to steal the right cards from my deck and had better cards, but spam sorry after every move you have? Why? What do people get out of that. It's this cancer that ruins the game for me, more than the rng from the game itself. Would adding a report or block option like in Heroes of the Storm and World of Warcraft in Hearthstone really that hard and bad for the game itself? I'm getting real tired of frustrated people who need to BM to feel better about their lives.