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Same issue as OP. I can't try the temporal solution because I'm on a mobile device. 

ETA: I tried this on two different browsers on my iPad: Safari and Brave. I had content blockers off, pop-up windows allowed, prevent cross site tracking off, and fraudulent website warning was disabled. Still, I was unable to save the deck in either browser.

ETA2: I was able to save the deck once I emptied ETC's sideboard. I was not able to add the cards back into the sideboard in Deckbuilder.

Other people are having this problem as well; everyone who has a sideboard works around it by posting sideboard contents in the comments. Hopefully this can be looked at.

Thank you very much for the information. When I first logged on a few days ago, I was greeted with some rewards, including card packs.

What I have accumulated from rewards and gameplay so far is about 11 packs of Festival cards; along with 25 cards from completing the Lich King Prologue (including one pack, I believe)?; and a handful of cards from Castle Nathria. 

Included in the Festival cards were 5 (!) (?) legendary. Also, one golden uncraftable rare that I may have earned on the rewards track. 

Based on your comments, I will probably spend my money on Titan. I have dust saved up which I could use to craft some desired cards, after I get my feet wet and figure out what those are!

I am being offered this welcome back bundle:

Is this a good deal and or should I put my money toward the Titan pre-purchase?

If I purchase this, and don't open the card packs until after the new expansion comes out, will these cards contain some of the new expansion cards?

In order to get to 60 mini Rag kills, do we have to do this in one match? Or do they accumulate, so that we can get the reward after playing multiple matches?

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Fuck me, I'm glad if my replying to people's questions is genuinely helpful to them, but you do start to wonder if some people just don't know how to go to the start of the thread or something lol.

I thought it might be useful to demonstrate how and why the counter-intuitive logic regarding crafting and reimbursement actually works. Let's take a look:

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Bob has 2 regular copies of ice block. He has no copies of molten giant, regular or golden. He has no copies of coldlight oracle, regular or golden. Bob doesn't care about upgrading to golden versions. Bob wants maximum dust value and wants to disenchant everything after the Hall of Fame rotation. Bob currently has 3,200 dust.

Bob knows that the rotation will only reimburse him for the total number of any card which he can put in a deck (i.e. maximum 2 for a non-legendary, maximum 1 for a legendary). Bob knows, in other words, that he won't be reimbursed for more than 2 ice blocks. Bob knows that reimbursement prioritises golden cards over non-golden, and so if he had 1 golden ice block as well as his 2 regular, one of those regular ice blocks would receive no reimbursement.

 

Scenario 1: Bob doesn't craft anything.

• Bob has 3,200 dust going into the HoF rotation.
• Bob gets reimbursed for the full craft value of his 2 regular ice blocks, which is (2*400) = 800 dust.
• Bob then disenchants his 2 regular ice blocks for their regular disenchant value, which is (2*100) = 200 dust.
• Bob therefore makes a total profit of (800 + 200) = 1,000 dust.
• Bob's final, net total dust after HoF rotation is (3,200 + 1,000) = 4,200 dust.

 

Scenario 2: Bob crafts 2 golden ice blocks to "improve his profits"

• Bob spends 3,200 dust to craft 2 golden ice blocks, and so he has 0 dust going into the HoF rotation.
• Bob gets reimbursed for the full craft value of his 2 golden ice blocks, which is (2*1,600) = 3,200 dust.
• Bob then disenchants his 2 golden and 2 regular ice blocks for their regular disenchant value. For his goldens, this is (400*2) = 800 dust. For his regulars, this is (100*2) = 200 dust. Therefore, in total, from disenchanting all his ice blocks Bob gets (800+200) = 1,000 dust.
• Bob's final, net total dust after HoF rotation is (3,200 + 1,000) = 4,200 dust.

With a cry of great anguish, Bob realises that he in fact made a total of 0 dust from crafting the golden ice blocks. Bob then feels a humble gratitude to the cosmos for the fact that his hubris went unpunished, for Bob did not actually lose any dust.

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I hope that makes it clear.

Edit:

Even though the craft/dust ratios of rares are different from those of epics, the above calculations work out exactly the same for coldlight oracle. Trust me, I've done those calculations too.

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Today when I logged into Hearthstone, (HoF not live, but Molten Giant reverse nerf is live) I received 3200 dust for two golden Molten Giants. But I also received an additional 1675 dust for a total of 4875 dust. I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens in anticipation of HoF (two golden Molten Giants, two golden Ice Block, and one golden Coldlight Oracle). 

So why the odd amount of dust?

Theory #1:

The Molten Giant reverse nerf is live today, but HoF isn't yet.  Maybe I received dust for both my two regular and two golden Molten Giants: 3200 + 1600. But that still leaves 875 dust unaccounted for.

Theory #2: 

Weird glitch as Hearthstone transitions between Molten Giant reverse nerf and HoF announcement.

Theory #3: 

The remaining 875 dust could be:

400 x 2 = 800 for two regular Ice Block

75 dust = ?? No idea, since it doesn't correspond with my Coldlight Oracles.

Theory #4: 

???!?!?!

 

Anyone want to take a stab at it? 

TL;DR:

I received 4875 dust when I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens for HoF. I hope I am getting the rest of the dust when HoF goes live.

 

Cards I own:

Two regular Ice Block and two golden Ice Block -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

Two regular Coldlight Oracle and two golden Coldlight Oracle -- I crafted one golden in preparation for HoF (already owned one golden)

Two regular Molten Giant and two golden Molten Giant -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

 

 Theory 5:

You were drunk last night and disenchanted few cards and forgot about that.

But seriously, you are the only one who got dust, so it's probably has nothing to do with HOF dust.

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Quote from coffeefreak >>

Today when I logged into Hearthstone, (HoF not live, but Molten Giant reverse nerf is live) I received 3200 dust for two golden Molten Giants. But I also received an additional 1675 dust for a total of 4875 dust. I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens in anticipation of HoF (two golden Molten Giants, two golden Ice Block, and one golden Coldlight Oracle). 

So why the odd amount of dust?

Theory #1:

The Molten Giant reverse nerf is live today, but HoF isn't yet.  Maybe I received dust for both my two regular and two golden Molten Giants: 3200 + 1600. But that still leaves 875 dust unaccounted for.

Theory #2: 

Weird glitch as Hearthstone transitions between Molten Giant reverse nerf and HoF announcement.

Theory #3: 

The remaining 875 dust could be:

400 x 2 = 800 for two regular Ice Block

75 dust = ?? No idea, since it doesn't correspond with my Coldlight Oracles.

Theory #4: 

???!?!?!

 

Anyone want to take a stab at it? 

TL;DR:

I received 4875 dust when I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens for HoF. I hope I am getting the rest of the dust when HoF goes live.

 

Cards I own:

Two regular Ice Block and two golden Ice Block -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

Two regular Coldlight Oracle and two golden Coldlight Oracle -- I crafted one golden in preparation for HoF (already owned one golden)

Two regular Molten Giant and two golden Molten Giant -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

 

 You only get reimbursement for the max number of cards that you can put in a deck, i.e. for non-legendaries you only get reimbursed for a maximum of 2 of any card in your collection. Reimbursement will prioritise goldens over non-goldens, so if you have 2 goldens your regulars won't be reimbursed. If you already had 2 regular copies of any of the rotating cards before you crafted the goldens, then crafting the goldens was pointless. You won't receive any extra dust for having done this. Don't worry though, you won't have lost any dust. If you get reimbursed for your goldens and then disenchant everything, You will receive exactly the same amount of dust as if you had only been reimbursed for your 2 regular copies and then disenchanted those.

Now as to you getting any dust back today at all, that's very weird. I have got nothing back so far and I had always thought it was obvious that we'd only get any reimbursement after the HoF rotation, i.e. tomorrow. Sounds very irregular. I'll log in and check again myself now.

Today when I logged into Hearthstone, (HoF not live, but Molten Giant reverse nerf is live) I received 3200 dust for two golden Molten Giants. But I also received an additional 1675 dust for a total of 4875 dust. I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens in anticipation of HoF (two golden Molten Giants, two golden Ice Block, and one golden Coldlight Oracle). 

So why the odd amount of dust?

Theory #1:

The Molten Giant reverse nerf is live today, but HoF isn't yet.  Maybe I received dust for both my two regular and two golden Molten Giants: 3200 + 1600. But that still leaves 875 dust unaccounted for.

Theory #2: 

Weird glitch as Hearthstone transitions between Molten Giant reverse nerf and HoF announcement.

Theory #3: 

The remaining 875 dust could be:

400 x 2 = 800 for two regular Ice Block

75 dust = ?? No idea, since it doesn't correspond with my Coldlight Oracles.

Theory #4: 

???!?!?!

Anyone want to take a stab at it? 

TL;DR:

I received 4875 dust when I spent 7000 dust to craft goldens for HoF. I hope I am getting the rest of the dust when HoF goes live.

Cards I own:

Two regular Ice Block and two golden Ice Block -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

Two regular Coldlight Oracle and two golden Coldlight Oracle -- I crafted one golden in preparation for HoF (already owned one golden)

Two regular Molten Giant and two golden Molten Giant -- both goldens crafted in preparation for HoF

Crafting the goldens is "free" in that I will have the same amount of dust once I am reimbursed that I had prior to crafting them.

I am not concerned with the regular cards. 

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I wasn't confused about this last year. It was very clear. I had regular copies of the cards rotating to Hall of Fame, crafted goldens, and it didn't cost anything to craft the goldens.

But after reading the first post and the first 5 pages of the thread, I am thoroughly confused.

It sounds like it will actually COST dust now to craft goldens if we don't have them. 

I don't mind spending dust on goldens if I get compensated. Last year I crafted golden Ragnaros, Azure Drakes and whatever the other one was and it cost me 0 dust once the new expansion hit.

 

I have:

Two regular Ice Block

Two regular Molten Giant

One golden and two regular Coldlight Oracle

I want to craft goldens of all the ones I don't have goldens of and it end up being a net cost of 0. Is that possible or not? 

 

Thank you.

 

 

If you want all the golden copies just for collection and not for profit, so yea, you can craft everything "for free"

I wasn't confused about this last year. It was very clear. I had regular copies of the cards rotating to Hall of Fame, crafted goldens, and it didn't cost anything to craft the goldens.

But after reading the first post and the first 5 pages of the thread, I am thoroughly confused.

It sounds like it will actually COST dust now to craft goldens if we don't have them. 

I don't mind spending dust on goldens if I get compensated. Last year I crafted golden Ragnaros, Azure Drakes and whatever the other one was and it cost me 0 dust once the new expansion hit.

I have:

Two regular Ice Block

Two regular Molten Giant

One golden and two regular Coldlight Oracle

I want to craft goldens of all the ones I don't have goldens of and it end up being a net cost of 0. Is that possible or not? 

Thank you.

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Fairly new player & just looking for some advice on what to do moving forward. I want dust to make a few decks but I'm not sure if I should finish trying to get classic cards first or if I should concentrate on getting more cards from the most recent expansion? Or get cards from an older expansion because they will cycle out soon? Any advice would be appreciated! 

Weird. I just went to Chrome (where I was not logged in) to post a screenshot of what I saw; meanwhile, I had briefly gone into my settings on this browser where I am logged in, and fiddled with something under My Account, "Manage Twitch Account." I didn't do anything but click on it; it redirected me to Twitch, as I was already logged in on Twitch.

I then went back to Chrome, clicked on the "Log in with your Twitch account" and even though I entered no password, username or login information, it magically logged me in.

Is it necessary to be logged in to one's Twitch account before logging on to Hearthpwn? 

Here is the screenshot of what I saw:

I am using a web browser where I am still logged in to Hearthpwn to post this. 

I merged my Hearthpwn and Twitch accounts a couple of months ago.

Today, I am trying to log in from another browser (no trouble in the past).  The Hearthpwn log-in page presents the two options, log in with Hearthpwn or log in with Twitch.  I want to use my Hearthpwn username, so I choose log in with Hearthpwn. 

I tried entering my Hearthpwn forum name, then I tried entering my Twitch name, which is different.  I did all of this under the "log in via Hearthpwn" portion. I *think* I tried once to log in via the Twitch one, but am not certain.  I don't want to get locked out of my account. 

How do I log in using my Hearthpwn credentials? Which box do I use, the Hearthpwn box or the Twitch box? Thanks.

I don't think they NEEDED to nerf anything. The game has a way of balancing itself out over time when new sets rotate in, others rotate to Wild, or people get tired of playing the same decks.