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when i started playing HS the leper gnome was my favorite, i put him in every single deck i made, but now is zombie chow

Same :)

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Its good in mill rogue, the problem is mill rogue doesnt seem to be good. They need another oracle type card. I would like to see a spell that is 2 2 mana draw 2 cards, combo: Your opponent draws 2 cards too, which could be a combo starter in combo rogue , and a mill card for mill rogue. 

Its probably really really broken in rogue thoughxD 2 mana draw 2 cards

 That's so insanely broken in all archetypes of rogue.

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Turtle mouth moves! Yeeeah! Blizzard did not dissapoint on this golden!

so....

i like golden animation

Pensaer anyone? :D

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Every expansion makes it harder, even though there are some really strong commons in TGT.

Yesterday it took 10 games just to go from 18 to 16: everyone you meet already seems to have all the (golden) TGT epics+legendaries they want.

As a F2P player (ok: + 1.5 adventure) that makes climbing to low digit ranks a lot tougher than last season: frigging expensive things like control warrior and dragon priest now seem so strong and easy to play that you don't stand much chance if they get a good draw.

So I'm gonna say 'no', and then hope (and expect) to be proven wrong ... and then I'm gonna try the same deck to see just how bad I am :).

Trum is setting up to prove that the game is not P2W and you are talking about the "strong" control warrior.
If you look at the meta ranking from Tempostorm (https://tempostorm.com/hearthstone/meta-snapshot/meta-snapshot-27-paladins-and-shamans-and-priests-oh-my) the two tier 1 decks are Patron Warrior and Secret Paladin. 
Talk all you want about epensive decks but they are in a lower tier. So instead of complaining, learn how to counter the expensive decks and play decks that are cheaper to play and, if played well, better.

I am not trying to advertise Tempostorm. I don't subscribe there, but I read through it today and I think its laughable that people are still complaining about expensive decks while some experts say that the two best decks are really cheap ones.
It just feels like F2Pers just want to complain for the sake of complaining...

Patron isn't cheap, because it costs 2100 gold. The adventures are, by far, the most hardest part for a F2Per to get. 

Savage Roar is basically fine. Sure it's strong, but you have to understand strong cards are essential to this game. Druid isn't even an overpowered class.

My life goal is to get a white pack.

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yeah you should be guaranteed an epic or legendary, the rewards are super anti climactic.

Guaranteed a legendary for 12 wins? No.

The card isn't too strong just because you got bad RNG and more importantly, couldn't deal with it. Is Questing Adventurer too strong in Arena? It can snowball out of control. Is Wilfred Fizzlebang ridiculously OP? No! Neither is Confessor Paletress or Thaurissan. 

That's not even that bad... And you're expecting Blizzard to PERSONALLY award you better pack content and arena wins JUST because you got 12-0? god.... Note my first 12 win arena was WORSE than this.

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The idea is that with [card]Mogor the Ogre[/card] he has 100% chance to miss, means he always misses. That allows him to aim better than anyone else on the battle field.

 with Mogor, he has a 75% chance to miss. Because he has a 50% chance to miss his 50% chance of hitting, and 1/2^2 is 1/4.

Funniest thing just happened to me. Tried attacking a 4/4 minion against a Paladin with noble sacrifice, so the attack was redirected.  But, the ogres effect then triggered and he returned to attack the original, intended target, instead of the sacrifice.

Combines well with Recombobulator which literally changes it into any other card!

The animation is sick!

That's 11 mana.

essential card in warlock deck