Rotation is coming up in April, and most of the good cards in Standard atm will move permanently to Wild. So now you have the choice: Do you want to just commit to Wild and never have to worry about rotation, or go to Standard for a more balanced but monotonous experience?
The best 3 Warlock decks atm are Cubelock (Control Warlock), Evenlock (Handlock), and Zoo. Zoo is pretty cheap and will most likely remain strong after rotation, while Cubelock and Evenlock will be gutted. However, a different version of Control Warlock that uses a lot of the same tools as cubelock is amazing in Wild, so if you want to just play that you'll have a good time. Its called Renolock and its pretty awesome.
I'd look at all the different decks that you can play and consider 4 things: the dust cost, its current viability, how fun it is, and its viability after rotation.
In so many matchups, you desperately need Duskbreaker. Not sure if 6 dragons is enough to get it off consistently enough
Your curve seems a little too lopsided for a deck that needs to get tempo early, I'd consider dropping the Archivists, Benedictus, or Anduin
Not necessary, but Lady in White can work wonders for this archetype. Granted, it has anti-synergy with Twilight Acolyte, but late game thats not really too much of an issue in my experience.
I'd like to see you make over a dozen balance changes w/ no feedback and have all of them be good. Seriously. Just cause its the anonymous internet doesn't mean you have to be an a-hole.
At least comment why you disagree with a specific one.
funnily enough I think both archetypes will get a good boost after expansion. Odd Druid will probably be better because its more tempo-focused though (and rogue looses valeera)
I think they HOF stuff not because its OP, but because it limits design space. Ice Block and Molten Giant weren't dominating the meta, they just kept other stuff from being made because they'd be too frustating to play against in combination with new cards (Think Ice Block in Odd Mage or Coldlight Oracle in Pirate Kingsbane Rogue)
Stuff like the Hyena and Divine favor don't really fall into that category. Midrange Hunter will take a huge hit with Rexxar and Razormaw going out, so much so that I doubt it'll be tier one unless we get another 1 drop beast on similar power level to Dire Mole. Divine Favor isn't seen in any good decks right now, and paladin has the best aggro deck. So I don't think either of them will rotate.
I would guess Leeroy or Malygos as the two most likely candidates
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Rotation is coming up in April, and most of the good cards in Standard atm will move permanently to Wild. So now you have the choice: Do you want to just commit to Wild and never have to worry about rotation, or go to Standard for a more balanced but monotonous experience?
The best 3 Warlock decks atm are Cubelock (Control Warlock), Evenlock (Handlock), and Zoo. Zoo is pretty cheap and will most likely remain strong after rotation, while Cubelock and Evenlock will be gutted. However, a different version of Control Warlock that uses a lot of the same tools as cubelock is amazing in Wild, so if you want to just play that you'll have a good time. Its called Renolock and its pretty awesome.
I'd look at all the different decks that you can play and consider 4 things: the dust cost, its current viability, how fun it is, and its viability after rotation.
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I would on on r/ legal advice or something similar and see what can be done, I'm sure you can do something about this.
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I usually don't care, most decks I play in casual are semi-competitive meme decks that can actually do well anyway.
I used to rage every time I faced a netdeck, but honestly lifes too short for that crap.
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Interesting list! I haven't seen Archmage Benedictus in a while.
Couple tips that could improve it:
In so many matchups, you desperately need Duskbreaker. Not sure if 6 dragons is enough to get it off consistently enough
Your curve seems a little too lopsided for a deck that needs to get tempo early, I'd consider dropping the Archivists, Benedictus, or Anduin
Not necessary, but Lady in White can work wonders for this archetype. Granted, it has anti-synergy with Twilight Acolyte, but late game thats not really too much of an issue in my experience.
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Kinda confusing, can you show us what you mean via HearthCards?
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To everyone who just insulted OP and left:
I'd like to see you make over a dozen balance changes w/ no feedback and have all of them be good. Seriously. Just cause its the anonymous internet doesn't mean you have to be an a-hole.
At least comment why you disagree with a specific one.
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And here we have people realizing that others have different opinions. amazing.
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Its less fanboying and more just disagreeing. Everyone likes to call dissenters names because it makes them feel superior. Nothing more to it.
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funnily enough I think both archetypes will get a good boost after expansion. Odd Druid will probably be better because its more tempo-focused though (and rogue looses valeera)
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I think they HOF stuff not because its OP, but because it limits design space. Ice Block and Molten Giant weren't dominating the meta, they just kept other stuff from being made because they'd be too frustating to play against in combination with new cards (Think Ice Block in Odd Mage or Coldlight Oracle in Pirate Kingsbane Rogue)
Stuff like the Hyena and Divine favor don't really fall into that category. Midrange Hunter will take a huge hit with Rexxar and Razormaw going out, so much so that I doubt it'll be tier one unless we get another 1 drop beast on similar power level to Dire Mole. Divine Favor isn't seen in any good decks right now, and paladin has the best aggro deck. So I don't think either of them will rotate.
I would guess Leeroy or Malygos as the two most likely candidates
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Replacement for one Shadow Visions? Thanks
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