In all honesty, the deck's quite fun, but it doesn't seem all too competitively viable (maybe I'm just bad). Kudos for thinking about the concept though, I would have never come up with it myself.
This or Secret Paladin will probably be the best aggro deck for Paladin after the rotation (barring any crazy new cards and decks). It's what the "complete the deck" gives you if you just hit it without including any cards.
The issue with the schemes is that if they are in fact based on core fundamental themes of classes, Warrior's ones would be insanely broken. Rush, Taunt, Whirlwind, Weapons, Damage+Buff, Single-target removal, etc. The card for Hagatha was based on the hero card itself, the fact that it does damage when played, so I feel like the schemes will not be based off the class' fundamentals, but rather on the fundamentals of the villain. So far, we've also gotten Togwaggle, which involves stealing cards and revolves around your deck. Therefore, the only villain (and as such, scheme) we can't be sure about is the one for Priest, Madam Lazul. Unless I'm mistaken, Madame Lazul is not from WoW, so her character is going to be entirely explained throughout the course of this expansion. Also, her character icon is awesome.
I swear to god Blizzard is going to keep printing different versions of Bolvar that just never get played. He was never played in GvG and he was never played in this form. However, both times the flavour was on point.
Edwin VanCleef is one of those cards that fits so well into the class archetype that it will find it's way into any meta and any deck (except Even Rogue). DK Valeera is only played in decks like Malygos Rogue (not Kingsbane anymore since it's become a tempo deck), and even still it's not required. It's like Crystalsmith Kangor for Even Paladin, it's not necessary, it can be easily replaced but just having it is nice. I would go for Edwin 11 times out of 10, because even just getting a quick Backstab + 4/4 Edwin on turn 2 against somethign like a Zoolock can really help you gain tempo. In addition, if you manage to get a really big Edwin, you can use him to bust through enemy taunts so that your smaller minions can hit face. It's not that Valeera is bad, it's just that it's so slow that it doesn't fit in so many places. Besides, if you can play Valeera in a tempo deck at turn 9, you're probably going to lose.
Remember that there were nerfs less than a week ago. It's going to take time for the meta to settle, for people to make new decks and for them to become tier 1. People are still experimenting, don't jump to conclusions to hastily.
I feel like you can learn so much about the design processes, intricate details and shortcuts when you look at full artworks. For example, did you know that the art for Old Murk-Eye, Murloc Raider and Murloc Scout are all taken from one image? Search "Old Murk-Eye full art" and you'll see. I really hope they showcase more stuff like this, like when they did with Sunkeeper Tarim.
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Second Vial? It would be a dead draw sometimes, but it would be better than having two Preps and no spells to play it with.
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Well, one of them is that this is a Rogue deck, not a Hunter deck.
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It looks like someone's never played a control deck.
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In all honesty, the deck's quite fun, but it doesn't seem all too competitively viable (maybe I'm just bad). Kudos for thinking about the concept though, I would have never come up with it myself.
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The only reason I'm going to be playing this deck is that I crafted Glitter Moth for the free dust in the next rotation.
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This or Secret Paladin will probably be the best aggro deck for Paladin after the rotation (barring any crazy new cards and decks). It's what the "complete the deck" gives you if you just hit it without including any cards.
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The issue with the schemes is that if they are in fact based on core fundamental themes of classes, Warrior's ones would be insanely broken. Rush, Taunt, Whirlwind, Weapons, Damage+Buff, Single-target removal, etc. The card for Hagatha was based on the hero card itself, the fact that it does damage when played, so I feel like the schemes will not be based off the class' fundamentals, but rather on the fundamentals of the villain. So far, we've also gotten Togwaggle, which involves stealing cards and revolves around your deck. Therefore, the only villain (and as such, scheme) we can't be sure about is the one for Priest, Madam Lazul. Unless I'm mistaken, Madame Lazul is not from WoW, so her character is going to be entirely explained throughout the course of this expansion. Also, her character icon is awesome.
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Gandhi always said, an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. So maybe C'Thun was right.
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I am absolutely stumped on this one. The only words I can find that makes sense are "delete", teller" and "Hitler".
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The traitor king of the Nerubians has risen once again.
Un'Goro: Poisonous
Frozen Throne: If it's your opponent's turn
Kobolds: Recruit
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I swear to god Blizzard is going to keep printing different versions of Bolvar that just never get played. He was never played in GvG and he was never played in this form. However, both times the flavour was on point.
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Edwin VanCleef is one of those cards that fits so well into the class archetype that it will find it's way into any meta and any deck (except Even Rogue). DK Valeera is only played in decks like Malygos Rogue (not Kingsbane anymore since it's become a tempo deck), and even still it's not required. It's like Crystalsmith Kangor for Even Paladin, it's not necessary, it can be easily replaced but just having it is nice. I would go for Edwin 11 times out of 10, because even just getting a quick Backstab + 4/4 Edwin on turn 2 against somethign like a Zoolock can really help you gain tempo. In addition, if you manage to get a really big Edwin, you can use him to bust through enemy taunts so that your smaller minions can hit face. It's not that Valeera is bad, it's just that it's so slow that it doesn't fit in so many places. Besides, if you can play Valeera in a tempo deck at turn 9, you're probably going to lose.
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Remember that there were nerfs less than a week ago. It's going to take time for the meta to settle, for people to make new decks and for them to become tier 1. People are still experimenting, don't jump to conclusions to hastily.
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I was about to launch a ranty comment, but I realised that Hearthpwn hasn't updated Cold Blood to 2 mana.
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I feel like you can learn so much about the design processes, intricate details and shortcuts when you look at full artworks. For example, did you know that the art for Old Murk-Eye, Murloc Raider and Murloc Scout are all taken from one image? Search "Old Murk-Eye full art" and you'll see. I really hope they showcase more stuff like this, like when they did with Sunkeeper Tarim.