Hearthpwn

I was planning to do this for a long time and now I started doing it. I'm bored and have nothing to do so I do this. (I wrote everything without copy-paste.)

So this is how it is; I rank all cards as Very Good, Good, Balanced, Bad, Very Bad and Underrated. Cards that are Good doesn't mean they are op, but Balanced means it usually sucks, not always. Bad means they are terrible. Very Bad means people have no reason to put them into their deck at all. (ex. Magma Rager) Very good cards are the ones need nerf, or the cards that saves the class from sucking.

How It Is:

• Every class is separate
• The cards are in order that is in game
• There is a table of total cards in the end (and some notes after it)
• In the bottom, there is my versions of buffed/nerfed cards

Tell In Comments:

• If you like it
• If you disagree with rankings
• If you dislike my buffs/nerfs
• If I made a grammar/calculation mistake

Sets I made until now: Basic (more coming soon!)

I hope you like it. 

LINK!!!!!!: https://goo.gl/lp2Ydu

Quote from MrPinguinHS >>

"Balanced means it usually sucks"

My dear friend,

Do you have some time to talk about our lord and saviour Dr. Balanced?

Im pretty sure he has bombastic counter arguments to your class categorization.

Added 3 polls about my nerfs/buffs.

hex neede no nerf, because it gives a taunt for the opponent, it can be valueable for them in some instances

if you buff the dalaran mage the way you did, it will be overpowered(almost as good as bloodmage) but if you let it stay that way it is underpowered, it is a weird card let it stay that way :P

about the warsong i think you are right about the buff

Quote from Sakithegolden >>

hex neede no nerf, because it gives a taunt for the opponent, it can be valueable for them in some instances

if you buff the dalaran mage the way you did, it will be overpowered(almost as good as bloodmage) but if you let it stay that way it is underpowered, it is a weird card let it stay that way :P

about the warsong i think you are right about the buff

When you compare Hex and Polymorph to Assassinate, then you realize how undercosted they are.

Sure, Hex gives the opponent a Frog and Polymorph gives the opponent a Sheep, but these are worth 0.5-1mp. Factoring that in still makes it cheaper than Assassinate, not to mention the ability to nullify Deathrattles.

IMO, Assassinate should be 4mp (because it currently sees almost no play), while Hex should be 4mp (I think giving the opponent a Frog for the ability to nullify Deathrattles is fair). If Assassinate costs 4 then Polymorph for 4 is fair.

Comparing class cards across classes is fool's play.  Otherwise what about Fiery War axe and Fireball?  Hex is fine as is, shaman had it since the beginning and was garbage til very recently.  

I see the future!

Quote from terobero >>

I see the future!