Hearthpwn

Well, it is better to be flexible and have some options when you don't have a reliable way to pull something off since you'd still need a board for it to happen. So the Foul Egg might be more valuable than it looks.

Used to, but then Blizzard doubled their prices on Brazil. I'm just playing because of dust and gold saved.  But it is unlikely I'll spend as I used to if any. There are still some promotional bundles at a reasonable price, but that is about it. Most of these bundles are from standard packs, so I don't get to choose the product I want to buy unless Blizzard allows me to. So, f you Blizzard Activision.

Quote from Lyfe >>

Might be somewhat off topic, but they (in my opinion) have another design flaw. 

They create cool deck archetypes just to abandon them at the next expansion. 

Choose 1 quest druid? No support after that expansion. 

No minion mage? No real support this expansion

Libram paladin? Sure, they added good paladin only cards, but none of them are librams (Authority would have been a good libram if balanced correctly). 

General Archetypes will fill slots with new cards. But these  cool specific mechanics just get abandoned. 

Etc. 

 They should pick one or two archetypes per class to support each year. They would be weak at the beggining of the year, but rotation would strip current archetypes, making them playable. Them they would get strong until the end of the year and them be left for two other new archetypes - limiting how strong they would get by having too many options.

It would help expansions be more unique on the class design perpective.

Nothing really. Mostly the rotation, I'm actually tired of some meta decks. I've been on a two month break since Awakening. If i'm able to have fun with my druid decks I might come back for a week or so.

Mass dispell on a body, on it's own is not that bad. It all depends on how strong aggro DH will be.

I don't like when too many sets are available on standard because some decks end up having too many tools making tier 2 decks unviable. I think it's a problem with hearthstone rotation system overall. Some decks that were fine to deal with sudenlly spiral out of control wenever a new set comes out before rotation because they don't lose nothing and gain new stuff.

Like the stupid idea to print a targetable destroy minion dragon to hunter. With all the tools hunters have now, it's compretely insane, making at least 4 of the top 10 decks hunter's. It shows the hearthstone team has no idea how their cards may impact the game as they are too concerned on pushing archetipes even if they only become viable if they are broken.

Druid doesn't has the tempo Keleseth Rogue or Warrior has. The problem with keleseth Rogue was the capability of putting strong minions on board and killing yours at the same time because of backstab, preparation > evicerate and Vilespine Slayer. Warrior still had 1 mana Execute and Shield Slam and Rush Minions.

Druid mostly plays big things that don't do much if you can remove them. It is still strong and it can overwhelm you eventually, but not as fast as Rogue or Warrior. Other Keleseth decks were not as good, at least not fro mthe top of my mind.

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Electra Stormsurge and Zentimo are rotating out soon.  This is a potent combo.

 It makes me really annoyed when the rotation is what I'm most looking foward in hearthstone. So many stupid cards piling up when I just want a fun, reasonable card game.

Highlander dragon paladin has place for some murlocs, I don't think trying to get maximum value is the way here. Just Divine Shielding two murlocs might be enough value since the card has good stats.

They just have to make tempest galakrond summon1, 2 and 4 elementals that are 4/4 instead of 2 8/8.

- It would be still in line with other galakronds average outcome.
- It's easier to trade and AoE 4/4 elementals.
- Shaman would have to waste damage to clear some stronger minions, like 5/5 and 6/6 minions.
- Quest Shaman would receive less benefit from doubling the battlecry since he would lose 1or more elementals because of board space.

Shaman and Warrior.

Rogue will do some funny stuff but will be nerfed in a month.

Is this a JoJo reference?

The slow reveal is compounding on my loss of interest into the game. It would be better for them to reveal all the cards at once at least this time. I just have 0 hype despite being a dragon centered expansion. On top of that I have to endured a slow 20 day drag of some bad cards and a few good ones without having a good picture of what they palnned.

I might skip this expansion and come back only on rotation. I don't like when there are too many cards on standard, instead of them giving more options to play, they just give more tools to the top decks. For me it's always more fun when rotation hits, most decks don't have everthing they need so there is room to play around and exploit their weaknesses.

Dragon paladin works, it has all the mechanics, it has enough dragons and given the chance I've been able to buff at least two or three dragons with +3/+3. Drago Paladin is working as intended, it is just not strong enough to compete with T1 and T2 decks. It is not like other instances where dragon paladin didn't even had cards to play.

The only problem dragon paladin has is how bad hearthstone devs are at judging the powerlevel of the cards they make. But that is a problem for every T3 deck and below.