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I'm sad to hear that. Thanks for all the work and effort you've put into this side. Also thanks to a great hearthpwn-community!  

Standard: because he was my first Legendary and has a lot of abilities:

And Wild: Neptulon-was a lot of fun to play with him. I love his "comeback-potential."

I tend to play more tempo and midrange decks

• Aggro, Midrange & Control - Shaman - fanboy
• Miracle Rogue
• sometimes Jade Druid, (I'd love to play the Aviana OTK deck, but I'm missing too many cards :))

Hi, Just wanna let u know that im having a lot of fun with this deck :) some combos are insane ! really frustrating for your oppenent sometimes :)

Thanks guys, I think that helped me a lot :)

Thanks guys :)

I also observed that trading vs. Priest, Paladin and Shamans is more effective, because it puts them in a weird sport, if the have no aoe. Mage usually swings the game with spells instead, so trading is not that effective. I like the idea of playing more agressive vs Warlocks and Rogues. Gonna give this a try.

I get that aggro decks and lategame decks have different strategies. The problem lies in midrange decks. What is considered a lategame deck? I usually end up with having 3-5 mana cards in the deck which i would consider "midrangey".

Can I conclude that going face depends on the number of potential "swing-cards" in my hand (that could get me back board control)?

Hi,

After a long time, I decided to play some Arena. When it comes to trading, i have the feeling that i trade too much. Back then, Arena used to be all about keeping board control. But it happened quite often that i lose the late game, because I run out of cards in my hand or my opponent plays a swing card to his favour (and there is a lot more around than back then). Have you experienced the same?

Please share your experiences about trading in arena:

1. Does it depend on the opponent class ?
2. Does it depend on your deck?
3. What helps you to decide when to go face ?
4. Something else?

Thank you :)

yeah, might be different to find :) BUT I want that heroo !!

Thanks for all the feedback :) seems like I might have to consider my behaviour on new players. I never wanted it to be a "douche" move or sth. I'll add them from now on.

Hi,

I just faced a new player (standard deck) and I felt so sorry for him that i decided to concede at the end of the game. Using your epics and legendaries vs new players feels so unfair to me. I see myself doing this quite  often. What do you guys think about that?

Holy cow, that was close, just gave my opponent a finishing blow for arena win nr.11 before it shut down..

Quote from furiousferret >>

As a player with 250 Mid Range Shaman wins (which means 500 losses lol) it makes me a bit bitter that now that the class is relevant everyone is jumping on ship.  I don't really blame anyone for doing it, the new Shaman cards are not only amazing but fun.  Its almost like you're that old salty fan of a bad sports team, and then when its finally winning you have to deal with new fans that could care less about the history.  In the end though, the people that jump from OP class to OP class have it right.  Its much funner that way, I suppose.

I'm sure other Shaman players feel this way, and its probably a better problem to have than getting stomped while waiting for the next set.

 

voted, looking forwart to seeing the results :)

I really like the design! ....but the card..meh :)

(haven't read all the posts but...)

I'm always looking forward to face a secret paladin, because i consider it as CHALLENGE (see what i did there?), because it required a lot of thinking to beat this (slightly op) deck. "Who am i...." Challenge accepted!!

But I am not facing too many of them right now.... :)