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I’m missing both dark wispers and wisps of the old gods to make a silly Azalina Soulthief inspired wisp aggro druid deck... is it worth crafting bad epics for sh*ts and giggles?
YES
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Depends what you consider important in this game. But if you don't have most of the good cards, chances are you're probably gonna dust it again the future.
Just consider how frustrated you may be when your deck losses over and over again.
There are silly bad decks that require cards that are used in more silly bad decks. For instance, I lost against a druid went into fatigue, played aviana, then kunn to get 10 daman again, then king togwaggle to switch decks, then azalina soulthief to gain a copy of ranson. So I ended up in fatigue, and the moment I would switch the decks back, he would use his copy of ransom. I wasn't even mad.
King togwaggle can also be used in a meme warrior deck that also aims to destroy the opponents deck. My point is, feel free to craft bad cards because why play if not to have fun, but try to craft cards that are bad and silly over multiple archetypes and classes. I think that dark wispers and wisps of the old gods would get boring fast.
The problem is that bad cards cost the same amount of dust as good cards and if it turns out, that you have no fun with those cards, then you will never play them again.... (An example for a "safe" bad card would be Renounce Darkness, because the card defines the archtype.)
no regrets
edit: im actually slaying with these wisps rn
"Is it worth crafting
badfun wild cards for fun?"Thats basically all i did in last two years, no regrets at all.
nunwisewise decision.I'm sorry, but this is a stupid question.
Is it worth buying wild cards at all?
Is it worth buying golden versions of cards?
Is it worth buying golden versions of cards you won't use?
Depending on how much money you are willing to invest in the game, the answer for all those questions could be either "yes" or "no".
Golden Majordomo Executus here!
Unless you plan on going pro and living off HS then you should always just do what you find fun. :)
If you enjoy the deck you are trying to make then it is a definite yes.
Just look at the last word of the title. Your answer lays there, man.
You should have no regrets over a freaking card game, as others said.
FUN > All