Hearthpwn

44.9% Meta Defining lol

People tend to forget how card work in Hearthstone when they see some card that has insane value: you need to discard this, then later you need to play this. But there's one little issue: when this gets to insane value, you are probably have an empty hand, and enough mana to play a minion that's actually worth it. Yes, you could have a 2 mana 10/10; but your hand is probably empty and you already have 8-10 mana, so why not simply play Lich King or something different.

 People look at a card (as we had it already in several packs), look on the paper and think: insane value, META DEFINING. But value hardly matters in Hearthstone: tempo is far far far more important. What does it matter if you have a 2 mana 10/10 on board, when the enemy has a 1/1 taunt with divine shield on board.

Works similarly to Dispatch Kodo as she always dodges discards.

I Got a golden King Mosh from a pack. Should I disenchant it so I can craft clutchmother zavas?

This card isn't anything special honestly and Discard Zoo is pretty bad currently. If you play Paladin, Sunkeeper Tarim is a safe craft. The Warrior and Mage quests are also good.

So is she worth using if you don't have the Warlock quest?

When you try to cut toxic people out of your life but they don't take no for an answer.

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Please help me guys!

I have 3300 dust left (+700 more or so from disenchants). The quest is already crafted and Blizzard thought to give me a hand with the rogue I was about to start playing and gave me her quest from packs.

The question is: is it worth to craft 2 cards that fit into one deck only for 3200 total dust or should I go stronger on rogue?

Yea, sure. I always discard my Fist of Jaraxxus or Silverware Golem instead of Reno Jackson

DiscardLock geting more consistent, i like it =]

Warlock needs more "whenever you discard this" cards

They'll have to be careful, because if they add too many then the discard effect may end up becoming an advantage instead of a downside, like overload did when Tunnel Trogg was introduced. The power level of Warlock would then increase so much it would become unfair.

The discard effect is also very RNG-based and if it becomes a major component in decks then it may be reach the levels of Yogg-Saron in terms of annoyingness.

I think they have almost if not as many discard effects as they need for it to be a reliable archetype.

Am I the only one who finds it odd that it's a beast for Warlock and not a demon?

i mean this whole expansion theme is beasts and elementals so i guess why not

clutchmother sounds like a heavy metal band from the 70's or 80's.

Any idea if this works with Deathwing (i.e. still goes back to your hand)?