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DIVINE FAVOOOOOOUR!!!!!!!

THE F#CKING 3 MANA DASH

Doomguard

Gadgetzan Auctioneer, Leeroy Jenkins, Inner Fire. 

And I wanted all the other nerfed cards (Ancient of Lore, FoN, Keeper of the Grove, Ironbeak Owl and etc.) were to un-nerfed and went back to wild.

It's always been Doomguard for me. Ever since zoo dominated in classic and GvG (I know huntertaker was worse, but still), I've always, always hated the blasted Doomguard.  And it's so much worse now with cubes haha.  At least I can try to play around those though.

Divine Favor should be nerfed, not rotated.  4 mana would even be fine, but I could see it being 5 mana (a bit of a harsh nerf, but Blizzard has done that in the past, re Blade Flurry, Corridor Creeper, etc).

Divine Favour

inner fire and spiteful summoner...

Shadowstep

i would be fine with it if it costed more than 0 mana.. but this free bounce you cannot play around a lot of times is too much...

All Classic cards.

Then introduce a rotating core set. This set could either rotate each season, each expansion or each year. The set would consist of Wild-only cards.

(This is not a new and original idea, I know.)

I don't get why people whine about Divine Favor, a niche card that is only good in an archetype that is easily countered by control decks. Doom Guard on the other hand fits more - played in almost every Warlock deck since ever, while being powerful.

Doomguard wouldn't bother me nearly as much if discard worked differently; as in you couldn't play discard cards if you didn't have the discard cost in hand OR if your hand was empty, it'd discard from the top of your deck. "Free" discards just really bother me.

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All Classic cards.

Then introduce a rotating core set. This set could either rotate each season, each expansion or each year. The set would consist of Wild-only cards.

(This is not a new and original idea, I know.)

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I don't get why people whine about Divine Favor, a niche card that is only good in an archetype that is easily countered by control decks. Doom Guard on the other hand fits more - played in almost every Warlock deck since ever, while being powerful.

Quote from schammo >>

I don't get why people whine about Divine Favor, a niche card that is only good in an archetype that is easily countered by control decks. Doom Guard on the other hand fits more - played in almost every Warlock deck since ever, while being powerful.

It's probably Preparation for me. It severely restricts design space and rogue can't get any insane spells because of it.

I will go with Bloodlust.  It is always annoying to play against and is a factor in preventing control Shaman archetypes from achieving viability.

Dark Pact. It just arrived and I'm already fucking sick of it

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I will go with Bloodlust.  It is always annoying to play against and is a factor in preventing control Shaman archetypes from achieving viability.

 Not sure it's whats stopping control shaman - the primary issue there seems to be clunkiness and lack of good boardwipes that don't cripple your next turn. Also, most of the shaman cards aren't geared towards control, because that's not a deck they want to push ATM.

But going that way is making the best value out of Divine Favor, isn't it? Aggro also revolves around playing cards not the most 'value' way (e. g. Frostbolt, Fireball or Kill Command hitting the face). You just described the attrition way of playing cards, which is far away from what is actually happening in TCGs/CCGs.