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Do you hear that? That was the sound of sarcasm flying over your head. If you personally find it difficult to play KT, then yes, it may be a good idea to learn how to play him. As for calling people "noobs," clearly they're not. I respect the players that don't just autoconcede as KT; I was absolutely stomped by a good one as Rafaam. What I'm saying is maybe you should chill and not take things so personally and have respect for the people you thought I was referring to as "noobs."

 There's 0 evidence that supports KT is in anyway stronger than Rafaam.

Your argument is still moot.

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 And yet almost all my wins have been with Kel.. You just need to know how to play him.

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 Yeah sure if your MMR is so low that you play against new players that dont know how to play then sure you can win with KT. 

But dont fucking post here and be like "You all suck, you just need to l2p you noobs. KT is actually balanced even though everyone can clearly see its not."

 So the match favors Rafaam. Don't make it out like winning with KT is impossible. I've just stomped the last 5 people I played against using KT cause most people just keep quitting till they get Rafaam and then still lose. Maybe you should l2p. It's not that hard to win as KT

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Kel'Thuzad is literally unplayable. It's best to just autoconcede when you have the chance.

 And yet almost all my wins have been with Kel.. You just need to know how to play him.

 Yeah sure if your MMR is so low that you play against new players that dont know how to play then sure you can win with KT. 

But dont fucking post here and be like "You all suck, you just need to l2p you noobs. KT is actually balanced even though everyone can clearly see its not."

Do you hear that? That was the sound of sarcasm flying over your head. If you personally find it difficult to play KT, then yes, it may be a good idea to learn how to play him. As for calling people "noobs," clearly they're not. I respect the players that don't just autoconcede as KT; I was absolutely stomped by a good one as Rafaam. What I'm saying is maybe you should chill and not take things so personally and have respect for the people you thought I was referring to as "noobs."

Kel'Thuzad is literally unplayable. It's best to just autoconcede when you have the chance.

I don't know why people say this card is bad; it's really good in Hunter.

I want to give a Tyrantus-sized thank you to sixtypercent for sticking through 'til the bittersweet end! If it wasn't for him, I one-hundred percent wouldn't be able to share this awesome moment. :) Fun fact: This was the first time I played Ram Wrangler during the Year of the Mammoth and on the first day of the expansion nonetheless.

The Goons aren't the only ones with buffs...

Funny thing is... it was over before turn five.

Best eight hundred dust I'll ever spend.

... Then Soggoth told Frog, "This is my swamp." Frog could almost see a glimmer of hope as Frog tried to Entomb Soggoth, but Frog soon learned that's not how the lore goes.

PS: As lucky as I was, Frog had the Equality-Holy Nova combo the next turn. Don't you just love Hearthstone RNG skill?

In other words, the same way Hearthstone as a whole is free: paid in blood shed against aggro matchups and with salt and tears caused by RNG.

Contrary to popular belief, Prince Malchezaar actually isn't part of the Prologue; he's part of the final wing, presumably when you find out where host Medivh has gone missing. I know new players and many others wanted to try this out, but let me repeat: Prince Malchezaar is not free.

Seeing is believing, so if you were skeptical before, here's actual proof of Ram Wrangler actually summoning King Krush. No words describe the joy I felt seeing him appear. But, the scumbag SMOrc Dragon Priest summed up my thoughts quite nicely with the single expression he or she bestowed upon me at the beginning of the match. "Wow..." To that remark, I reply with: "Thanks." Feelsgoodman.

Since I know somebody's going to point it out, "Gets King Krush from Ram Wrangler. Gets Silverback Patriarch from Webspinner right after. Never lucky." And, yes, I run King Krush.