Hearthpwn

2017-12-12 After a few days of playtesting with Kobold and Candles cards.

Call to Arms has proven to be a great addition to the deck. This card thins out your deck, with a good chance of summoning Bluegill Warrior.

As suggested by lullerz, I put Finja, the Flying Star back in because playtesting has shown that I wasn't seeing Old Murk-Eye consistently without a way to search for him. The chance of getting a non-charging Murloc from Anyfin is worth the tradeoff. Cutting him was definitely a mistake.

I cut Getaway Kodo because it's easy for the opponent to play around it, and it ends up just clogging up my hand. With only 2 kinds of secrets in the deck, Mysterious Challenger isn't being played for full value anymore, so I cut them for Mad Scientist. He still does the function of thinning out secrets from the deck, while synergizing with Call to Arms.

I also cut Tirion Fordring. I couldn't survive long enough against aggro decks, and if I get the chance to play him on turn 8, he is too easily answered.

I cut Uther of the Ebon Blade. He's cool and all, but he just doesn't fit the game plan. I need healing from his weapon much earlier. And if I could win with summoning horsemen, that means I was already winning anyway. On turns 8 and 9, I should be playing the murloc, beast, and dragon that I drew with The Curator, setting up my Anyfin.

Because I need healing much earlier, Wickerflame Burnbristle comes back in. He can provide massive heals, especially if you curve into Blessing of Kings.

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