Hearthpwn

Quote from PileOfCheese >>

I have gathered 1600 dust and I don't know what to do with it... I play a TON of murloc paladin (maybe all together 750 games since Un'goro). Besides murloc paladin I play a lot of other variations of paladin (during Un'goro and KFT I dabbled in control, now in aggro and midrange with Lynessa). I don't think I am really lacking any important cards for Paladin. I am hesitant of crafting any cards that will rotate in april. I don't play shaman and warrior at all and I rarely play any rogue (apart from a weird jade rogue deck I built). I could craft a second legendary by dusting my golden archmage antonidas that is currently sitting dead in my collection being a waste of space. 

I considered crafting Aluneth, Keleseth, thalnos, alexstrasza or Leeroy. What do you recommend? should I craft 2 doomsayers first maybe? My collection is public and up-to-date

Quote from SlydE >>

Quote from PileOfCheese >>

I have gathered 1600 dust and I don't know what to do with it... I play a TON of murloc paladin (maybe all together 750 games since Un'goro). Besides murloc paladin I play a lot of other variations of paladin (during Un'goro and KFT I dabbled in control, now in aggro and midrange with Lynessa). I don't think I am really lacking any important cards for Paladin. I am hesitant of crafting any cards that will rotate in april. I don't play shaman and warrior at all and I rarely play any rogue (apart from a weird jade rogue deck I built). I could craft a second legendary by dusting my golden archmage antonidas that is currently sitting dead in my collection being a waste of space. 

I considered crafting Aluneth, Keleseth, thalnos, alexstrasza or Leeroy. What do you recommend? should I craft 2 doomsayers first maybe? My collection is public and up-to-date

I would go for Prince Keleseth, he is a staple in a lot of tempo decks, and you get to see the combo with Call to Arms if you like paladin. All the other options are solid, though...

Quote from ctaquu >>

Quote from SlydE >>

Quote from PileOfCheese >>

I have gathered 1600 dust and I don't know what to do with it... I play a TON of murloc paladin (maybe all together 750 games since Un'goro). Besides murloc paladin I play a lot of other variations of paladin (during Un'goro and KFT I dabbled in control, now in aggro and midrange with Lynessa). I don't think I am really lacking any important cards for Paladin. I am hesitant of crafting any cards that will rotate in april. I don't play shaman and warrior at all and I rarely play any rogue (apart from a weird jade rogue deck I built). I could craft a second legendary by dusting my golden archmage antonidas that is currently sitting dead in my collection being a waste of space. 

I considered crafting Aluneth, Keleseth, thalnos, alexstrasza or Leeroy. What do you recommend? should I craft 2 doomsayers first maybe? My collection is public and up-to-date

I would go for Prince Keleseth, he is a staple in a lot of tempo decks, and you get to see the combo with Call to Arms if you like paladin. All the other options are solid, though...

 keleseth becomes much worse after next rotation (with patches gone...)... not sure it's the best long term investation... 

Quote from SlydE >>

Quote from MarianoVqz >>

Is keeping my dust a good option until we get new HoF cards?

 It is not even certain that there even will be more HOF cards. The next rotation will be huge, though, so there are plenty of reasons to keep dust around for that...

Quote from Kovachut >>

Quote from MarianoVqz >>

Is keeping my dust a good option until we get new HoF cards?

I would like to give you a more detailed answer, but I don't have much time atm, so I will only say - YES. I think in general, that we have to wait (2 more months), until the next expansion and rotation hit. Some current decks (cubelock) may stay as they are and maybe they can be improved, but I just have a feeling, that not everything is certain and that's why it would be better to be patient, until we see the new cards. After all, it's not like we will lose our dust by waiting, now won't we?

Quote from PileOfCheese >>

Alright alright, I'll keep him. The my point was tho that he doesn't see much play now and running a 7 mana 5/7 in this meta didn't seem optimal. Im not using him in any of my decks and during kft when I did he always felt kinda underwhelming.

Also, he's gold. 

Quote from Kovachut >>

Quote from SlydE >>

I want to disagree on this:

While I don't deny, that these cards accelerate the value you get from the Prince Keleseth, Patches the Pirate stays as the crucial component in every aggro and tempo deck, he is the link between weapons and pirates (former PW), tokens and buffs (aggro dudu, token shaman, tempo rogue) and since his release he always enabled the ability to be ahead over your opponent. I know you know all of this, but that's why I also think, that without him (almost) every Kele deck becomes really, really weak. And the reason for this are the following points: 1) slower starts, 2) potential bad draws, which can be observed even in the current tempo rogue lists.

Do you know how many times I could have won against them just because their starting hand consisted of Shadowsteps and Prince Keleseth, it took some time, until they managed to build a board, but I didn't felt threatened, as they didn't that have many cards left in their hand and I, as a warlock main, could tap freely. Patches the Pirate was the only thing saving them in those situations, because 1) he has the buffs, 2) he has charge (immediate impact), 3) he can be summoned by playing something else, so 2 for 1 bodies (more tempo). Now imagine this not existing anymore. They play a +2/+2 or even a +3/+3 buffed pirate if you wish, but I won't care, because they can summon minions once per turn and I, as a defensive player, have all the time to find my tools and answer their plays. So unless tempo rogue gets extraordinary support, unless if the rogue player has god-like draws, the rotation of Patches the Pirate won't allow " the archetype to survive".

For me the only working deck-type, featuring Prince Keleseth without the presence of Patches the Pirate (taking into consideration the current card sets), would be zoo. Hero Power, always being able to fill yourself with juice and to continue with the pressure, cheap minions, many chargers and a DK for the final blow. The lost of Patches the Pirate will also have an influence on this deck, no argue with that, but imho it will feel as the most insignificant one in comparison to other deck-types and there will be a set, where the missing parts will be replaced by better ones. Zoo can afford losing Patches - this is what I'm saying, or better said - zoo is the only one, who can afford losing him.

Guys is ZOO warlock competitive deck ATM? And will be for the next 3 months? I am floating between rank 15-10 and aiming to hit rank 5. At the moment playing secret mage deck, dragon spitiful priest deck and cubelock deck. But I would like to try some more aggresive, faster aggro deck...

I could build zoo warlock deck but missing [card]Prince Keleseth[/card].

Also dont have Patches.

I have just enough dust to craft him. Is it worth it? Many thanks!

Quote from FatxBat >>

Guys is ZOO warlock competitive deck ATM? And will be for the next 3 months? I am floating between rank 15-10 and aiming to hit rank 5. At the moment playing secret mage deck, dragon spitiful priest deck and cubelock deck. But I would like to try some more aggresive, faster aggro deck...

I could build zoo warlock deck but missing [card]Prince Keleseth[/card].

Also dont have Patches.

I have just enough dust to craft him. Is it worth it? Many thanks!

Quote from FatxBat >>

Guys is ZOO warlock competitive deck ATM? And will be for the next 3 months? I am floating between rank 15-10 and aiming to hit rank 5. At the moment playing secret mage deck, dragon spitiful priest deck and cubelock deck. But I would like to try some more aggresive, faster aggro deck...

I could build zoo warlock deck but missing [card]Prince Keleseth[/card].

Also dont have Patches.

I have just enough dust to craft him. Is it worth it? Many thanks!

Hey folks,

I'm after a little help. I've built a pretty extensive card collection since playing last year, but I feel as if I'm at the stage where I'm more interested in having a little fun while playing. So I was thinking about the 'quest cards' from Ungoro - they'll be around for another year, right?

I already have the rogue quest one and enjoyed playing that after I opened it last year. My favourite classes to play in general are Rogue, Druid and Mage. I occasionally enjoy playing Warlock and Priest (I played the Cubelock when it first appeared, never played the Raza Priest though as I don't have those cards and the rotation happens (thankfully) too soon for me to be bothered crafting to play). 

Looking at my collection in my profile, can you see any cards that I really should be crafting to play my favourite classes before I think about the Ungoro quest cards? If not, which quest would you craft first? I only have enough dust for one of them, plus some rares.

Many thanks in advance for your advice!

Chris

P.S. Is it just me, or do you find yourself playing against a lot of bots lately? No emotes, no difference in timing between each move, and definitely no conceding? I played with a guy today who was questing with shaman for murlocs - I was the first player he'd had in over 10 games who didn't completely destroy him and actually allowed him to play all 30 cards. :( It only seems to be very recent?   

Hey folks,

I'm after a little help. I've built a pretty extensive card collection since playing last year, but I feel as if I'm at the stage where I'm more interested in having a little fun while playing. So I was thinking about the 'quest cards' from Ungoro - they'll be around for another year, right?

I already have the rogue quest one and enjoyed playing that after I opened it last year. My favourite classes to play in general are Rogue, Druid and Mage. I occasionally enjoy playing Warlock and Priest (I played the Cubelock when it first appeared, never played the Raza Priest though as I don't have those cards and the rotation happens (thankfully) too soon for me to be bothered crafting to play). 

Looking at my collection in my profile, can you see any cards that I really should be crafting to play my favourite classes before I think about the Ungoro quest cards? If not, which quest would you craft first? I only have enough dust for one of them, plus some rares.

Many thanks in advance for your advice!

Chris

P.S. Is it just me, or do you find yourself playing against a lot of bots lately? No emotes, no difference in timing between each move, and definitely no conceding? I played with a guy today who was questing with shaman for murlocs - I was the first player he'd had in over 10 games who didn't completely destroy him and actually allowed him to play all 30 cards. :( It only seems to be very recent?   

 

At this stage of the game, I'd probably advise against it. It's really quite sad, but playing a 1-drop minion on turn 1 is actually now way more powerful than playing any of the 9 quests.

Aside from the Mage quest which is used in the various "Exodia Mage" decks, Priest is the next best one in my opinion. Warlock is just awful (and I crafted it gold, lol) and Druid is okay but only really turns out ridiculous combo turns and doesn't just fit into "normal" decks.

I was in that Murloc player's shoes a few days ago. I don't know if I was playing against bots but I was definitely playing against massive tryhards in the casual queue.

In all:

Warrior - It's alright, an interesting deck to build but extremely linear to play.
Warlock - Awful
Priest - Good
Shaman - Used to be a tier 2-3 deck, now just worse than any normal aggressive list.
Hunter - Fun, but too hard to complete and relatively useless
Mage - Combo decks usually
Druid - Uninteresting effect, usually combo decks
Paladin - # Galvadon, the last Kaleidosaur, he's not bad if you don't dieeeeeeeeee turn 4 #

Rogue - you already have it, so...

My advice would be waiting for the rotation, because if Ice Block and maybe even Doomsayer gets hofed, then Jaina could end up way worse then now.

I find the druid quest to be quite fun.  I noticed that you do not have Elise Starseeker.  She kind of counts as a miniquest on her own that can go in any class.  You might want to consider opening more Un'Goro packs as you have a chance to fill out your collection and still have some decent Legendaries you could open like Hemet since you are looking for fun.  This depends on how much gold you have saved up for the next expansion and if you plan to spend real money.

So, I was thinking, Inkmaster Solia really worth crafting? I would use it in a Reno mage, with Alanna, Kazakuz and some big spells, talking about priorities, other the 2 legendaries that I want, and, I don't have are The Lich King and Scourgelord Garrosh, I need help to choose in what to spend my hard-earned dust.