Hearthpwn

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Quote from zammE >>

There's probably going to be a lot more of weapon removal in the meta, I'm not sure if it will make sense to run this weapon or not. The opponent has 4 turns to remove it.

 This is the weapon you don't want to remove if your opponent has it equipped.  Maybe there will be a tech card, "trade weapons with your opponent" or "equip your opponent's weapon"?

I anticipate a neutral minion that protects your weapon in some way, such as one that gives your weapon immune during your opponent's turn as long as it's alive. Otherwise, acidic swamp ooze will make all these weapons unplayable. With protection, though, 9 face damage and 3 Tortollan Primalist ticks will be very good

Come on, one more piece of healing/taunt for control hunter and we'll be golden!

Quote from 3nnui >>

Yeah, hearthstone is not random, the devs use something called 'weighted RNG' to get the results they want. They say this is for 'fun' but really it is to influence you to spend money. 

 

Aesthetically, maybe, but functionally, they're integrated into the "spell" genre so much that they can't be removed.

Quote from whaler4444 >>

Why does when ever someon e have a question everyone says go to the salt thread. 

The two death knights are both worth crafting eventually if you're loaded with dust, but never craft hogger

Why does everyone always forget Bling-o-Tron's Beauteous Brawl? 

A big part of "skill" in HS is knowing the immediate meta. If you play till rank 5 and then stop, the next month, the meta will change and you'll be "rusty". If you grind hard for a week and your rank doesn't change, you're still much better than you were a week ago, so keep trying. If you wait till next month, you'll have to learn a new meta.

All of them see play, just not in tier 1. OTK/control Paladin, midrange hunter, elemental mage, and control warrior all use DK's as are all reasonably strong, rogue DK is used in wild mill rogue, and have ever heard of "token shaman", which is a very strong deck that uses the DK?

I could hit seven with the only-cards-with-females-in-the-card-art deck I built during a contest with a friend, does that mean Blizzard is sexist?

 Yes

Quote from Gunnolf >>

If you started playing at release you can play the entire game by being completely f2p. However, if you started later on and have a shoddy base selection $100-150 per year should equalise you well enough for you to eventually go f2p. :)

Quote from murlocleader2001 >>

some people can be very lucky with packs and only need to spend 50-100$ while others need more money to get the stuff they need