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I think this is the type of card you see and expect to see it again in a later patch with it's cost increased. Way too strong.

So it will probably be used in conjunction with Preparation as a removal for an zoo/midrange pirate deck. I don't think that decks like those have the need to slot in, 2 card removal combos...I think this is the type of card you see and think that it will see play but it ends up unplayable or having very niche uses.

Maybe in wild.

Dust! this is terrible! I doubt any form of handbuff will make this playable.

Feels like a quest.

ever thought that it just may be, that the same players are making multiple accounts? I've lost count on how many duplicate accounts I have seen until today...

I never played the game though I am legitimately thinking of buying a switch and starting from the eternal collection.

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I think you are looking at the extremes in trying to start up a discussion. I am a F2P player and I have been playing a bit before Naxxramas launched and being consistent or somewhat consistent with the game I got everything I need, around 15k dust to spare around 1000 gold, an almost complete classic collection, plenty of cards from new sets...I even got some paid features(Magni and the Welcome Bundle) for free  through some time limited free credit promotions from amazon(when downloading an app a long time ago). I don't care much about cosmetics neither do I go around in forums complaining about them being put behind paywalls. If that is how they want to do things then I simply don't care. Cosmetics will always be cosmetics, enhancing a part of the experience, of playing the game.

I think the answer you are looking for lies in what the cosmetics mean to some F2P players, particularly the ones that go around said forums and make tons of complains. For them it means that they are missing out on a part of the game that is collectible and it is a part that no matter how much time they invest in the game, are unable to attain. As expected that makes them feel frustrated and some will even go as far as expressing their frustration through a forum post as a form of venting out their feelings of them missing out on something. This is not the behavior that Blizzard marketers are counting on to, they don't want their community to turn toxic,frustrated, or ballistic. They want these few cosmetics to attract that part of their player-base, the completionists, whether those are customers that pay for the game or potential(F2P) customers. The latter are unable to "dig in" either due to monetary restrictions or due to ethical restrictions while the former are in better shape. This disparity between these two types of player groups is bound to cause disputes only further exacerbating things. In essence they are trying to develop a need(a feeling on unease connected with lacking something requisite, desirable, or useful) much like any other company trying to have a sustainable competitive advantage.

What's the point I am trying to make? I think F2P players shouldn't care about cosmetics bundled with in-game content neither should they criticize players that feel like digging in those offers. Let each player do what makes him happy. If Blizzard deems that this whole frustration caused by their offers tied to cosmetic items is unhealthy to the game as a whole they will eventually feel like addressing the matter and maybe subsidize F2P players by making cosmetics attainable with in-game currency(whether that is through dust,gold or whatever type of currency they come up with).

Um...there are a lot of logos and characters that have a skull on them... Did all of those steal it from One Piece as well...?

In hearthstone it exists there to signify when you run out of cards and fatigue hits up. I am assuming you are quite young.

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