Hearthpwn

Druid seems to be super strong. Usually all druids I face after 2 wins have Embiggen on turn 1, which can get very nasty quickly if you can't smorc them down. Funnily enough I've never found embiggen myself when drafting, and drawing it on turn 1 seems like crazy luck is needed, but apparently not?

I haven't seen or tried a single warlock game, so I assume that is the worst class. Rogues are also super easy to beat usually always, so they are in the bottom in my opinion.

I have gotten most wins with a priest without any super op cards, so I'm saying that is the strongest. The value is just so high on most cards. And mind control makes people insta-concede usually.

Mage is also incredibly powerful. Very easy wins with that one, assuming I don't pick too many spells and never pick the cheap legendary that spawns 5/5s, unless the other choices are garbage.

Not sure about shaman. Haven't fought against any shamans ever, so I assume it's as bad as warlock.

Extremely disappointed. The ecounters are fun, but there's no challenge whatsoever. And I despise adventures and brawls where you have to create your own deck, so there's no point for me to do heroic. I did try a few with resurrect priest, and it was even easier than normal mode.

If they want to make an adventure more fun and challenging, they should bring back the bucket system. Now that was fun! And so much replay value. Who knows what kind of treasures and passives you can bring along the journey? Every game was different.

What are good counters for res priest? Thinking of cards that make resurrection less worthwhile, such as Polymorph or Hex. Albatross can just not be played, so not sure how good that can be. Any neutral cards?

Personally I preferred the bucket system, instead of getting a pre-created deck to play with (Or selecting your own cards in Heroic). That created much more fun and random decks. And treasures were super fun in particular. It also offered more replayability, as you never know what kind of crazy deck you'll build that you can never experience in standard/wild play. I don't see myself playing a chapter more than once, if it's always the same deck.

The difficulty for chapter 1 was also incredibly easy. No challenge whatsoever on either difficulty, even if not playing with a op deck. In previous adventures I do remember having to restart multiple times.

I haven't read any news to avoid spoilers about the chapters, so not sure if some chapters will have a different system.

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Every turm gain a random hero power would be fun if probably superweak

 What does that have to do with Reno or Mage class?

Sorry for the double post. Couldn't edit the first post for some reason with the quote.

What does that have to do with Reno or Mage class?

I would quit too if I was playing only one class for years. monkaS That would get soo boring, even if priest is the funniest class to play. At least when we have actual good cards.

Mindbreaker also was broken. Disabled hero powers only for the turn I played it. Not that it's that likely to even get that card :)

Thanks for the opportunity :) Good luck all!

Pretty good, but I struggle very much against aggro.

Huh. Giving packs for expansions that are rotating out in a few months?

The problem was that Galakrond is stupidly overpowered, plus that you can get it again with Shudderwock. Having to pay 1 more mana to invoke two times just doesn't make a difference, and I can still see shamans being on top.

I'm enjoying it much more than any other expansion. But as long as shaman is broken as fuck, I'm not enjoying it so much that I would play the game, except to do quests once every three days.

They said Shaman will also receive nerfs, so that sounds like other stuff gets it too. At least the faceless rush guy is a solid bet.

Ah, thanks! I did end up not completing one, and did not get a new one today. But I'm happy if I didn't lose anything.