Hearthpwn

Currently playing Faeria and its like MTG met Chess, much more skill that Hearthstone but not quite as hard as Magic TG.

I've only been playing to earn coins.  This is the first time I've ever done that.  Usually, I like to be relevant in the meta but now I'm considering leaving Hearthstone if the next 2 expansions can't fix the current issues. 

Nice hair, Peter.

Print Rastakhan portrait, tape it to the screen - you'll still be "elite f2p" and you'll have your portrait

Hopefully Blizzard looks at these decks in the meta right now and learns something with regard to creating cards that have value actually being used from a recent Xpac. I'm not talking OP or unfair, but playable compared with cards from previous releases combined with standard cards. As it stands in the lists above, only the Warrior deck actually utilizes a good percentage (30%) of cards from Boomsday. The Paladin deck I think has 0 cards, the Druid has 1 (Floop), Quest Rogue has 1 (Lab Recruiter), and the Hunter deck(s) have 3 (Zilliax & Spider Bombs). All in all, 6 decks (180 Cards) with a total of 17 cards (9.4%) from Boomsday. If you remove the Warrior deck, it is down to 8 out of 150 (5.3%). 

Who knows though, maybe some of the other cards will be a better fit after next Xpac / Rotation? Just sucks to open all those packs and have them sit for months and months largely unplayable.

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Warrior is overall performing very poorly in the meta right now. Just because a few skilled players had some success with the card, doesn't mean the card is good. A deck doesn't have to be top-tier to reach Legend. So long as it isn't complete trash and is played well by someone with enough time and patience, it can make it. All sorts of stuff makes it to Legend. Doesn't mean every single card in the list is worth 5 stars.

What you're suffering from here is confirmation bias. You like the card and want it to be good, and because a few people you respect have found some degree of success with it, you jump to the conclusion that it must therefore be as good as you think it is.

Spoilers: Card's still trash. It's just catching some people by surprise because, believe it or not, no one's running it because it sucks.

You have to keep in mind that one of, if not THE best Warrior player is calling it a staple in Control Warrior. It's not confirmation bias when you realize that the best Warrior player we have is calling it a staple. If your reading comprehension is as good as your sass, you'll find yourself a seat and sit down.

Just because he's a top-tier warrior player, doesn't make him the be-all-end-all opinion when it comes to all warrior decks. In the tweets you posted he not only said that he only believes in running it as a 1-of, but he also compares it negatively to Blood Razor. He's not even running it in the list in that screenshot!

How about you spend less time flinging excrement at people who disagree with your unpopular opinions and bring us some replays of you wrecking the meta with the card. Until then, I think you should take that seat yourself.

*mic drop*

Flinging excrement? No, my friend, I'm merely trying my best to make you aware that it is useful to players who know what they're doing. I'll concede to the point that it's likely best used at higher ranks, still, others are reporting their success. Again, I'll make mention that even the founder of Data Reaper says that it's busted. Data Reaper is a quite reputable source of information, and once again, one of our best Warrior players says it's a staple.

The best you've done here today is keep that mic on the ground away from your ungrateful handling.

because any handbuff effect will count towards magnetic-buff but only if you merge via magnetic. if you play your handbuffed mechs as single  minion without magnetic and it dies.. it will not get revived with val'anyr or any handbuff stats. 

handbuffed Skaterbot 5/3 + Val'anyr deathrattle -> magnetize with Glow-Tron -> 6/6 Glow-Tron + Val'anyr deathrattle via Kangors Endless Army

handbuffed Skaterbot 5/3 + Val'anyr deathrattle -> played without magnetic -> 1/1 Skaterbot via Kangors Endless Army

any keleseth buff  would work same as Val'anyr.. so it is important to merge handbuffed-mechs via magnetic to keep the stats/buffs.. and it only works with handbuffs and not with spells ala Blessing of Kings..

why do I think it works that way? I asked the blizzard devs about that interaction and they confirmed it.

Personally, I'm soon going to drop HS completely because of MtG:A. It's so much more fun and challenging without all the RNG bs. Not counting card draw, that's just part of playing cards. As for P2W, I've been playing beta from the get go, and their latest iteration is IMO much better that HS.

On a larger scale HS and MtG:A have the same base economy, with drafting in MtG:A being more profitable than Arena in HS, especially when you get good at it. Weekly and daily rewards are very good too. As for gameplay itself, HS can't even hold a candle to MtG.

The thing that HS has over MtG:A is that it's more casual and you can play it on your phone.

As for Gwent, I liked it, it's innovative and fun, but considering it's PC only, I'd rather play MtG instead.

I never could get into Legends for some reason, it never clicked for me.

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