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I have now played this deck for 14 games, and I'm 3-11.
This deck sucks balls against Shaman, Face hunter, and beast druid. Pretty much, if they have an aggro/face deck, your odds of winning are incredibly low.
I still haven't gotten the Medivh>Call of the Wild combo off. The 2 times I've had both in hand, it was easier to just CotW on turn 8 and end the game.
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A Summary of the Entire Adventure
Professor Oak captured all the Pokemons and changed behavior since . Why ? Apparently , having the 5 legendary Pokemons made him lose his head and dream of conquering the world . I wanted to use Pokemon theme because it is a game of my childhood ( first generation obviously ) and there is a lot of material to work with.
The Big Bad Boss
Prologue : Pr Oak's Mansion
After beating the Professor, the legendary Pokemons are unchained . You must face them each to get them and calm them down.
Wings 1, 2 & 3 : Articuno, Zapdos & Moltres
Wing 4 : Mew
Wing 5 : Mewtwo, the final Boss
Three (3) Example Cards of the Set
DeathWing the return, Keepo :
An useless card XD :
Better than kodo :
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Games, performances, weird creatures, fortune telling, vendors...the Darkmoon Faire is a world-renowned fair hosted by Silas Darkmoon and his family of travelling carnies. And you, dear player, have gotten a very special invitation from Silas himself. Naxxramas, Blackrock Mountain, The League of Explorers, Karazhan...your past adventures have made you a celebrity, which the dear Mr. Darkmoon wants to exploit. He has invited you to visit his fair and fight the carnies there in organized events, putting up a show for the other visitors. And of course, there's rewards in it for you. You will fight souvenir vendors, fortune tellers, performing troupes of dragon riders...
While at the Faire, you can, among other things, buy some new weapons from travelling vendors
I made this keyword because of the Sayge fight. Sayge will Discover various fortunes for himself.
or watch strange creatures from every corner of the world
but don't step out of line! Or else Silas's ogre bodyguard might want a word with you...
Final Boss: Silas Darkmoon
The carnies summoned by his Hero Power can be anything from the Legendaries from this very adventure, to already existing minions that fit the theme, such as Flame Juggler or Refreshment Vendor.
During the fight however, Silas will pull some tricks in order to confuse you, like escaping into the Hall of Mirrors, filling his board with reflections of himself. Area of effect spells are disabled during this, and you have to attack the correct Silas to end the mini-event. But be careful; the reflections may have only 1 Health, but they can have anywhere from 0 to 10 Attack.
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I'm loving the idea of this, so here's my submission:
Fabric of Time
You are guided through the Caverns of Time by Nozdormu himself, in order to prevent a plan by his future self to unravel the fabric of time, and cause the whole universe to cease to exist. You will experience major events from the history of Azeroth, and must resolve to ensure they happen as history dictates, whatever action you must take to ensure this. Once this is complete, and the timeline is restored, you must travel to the Heart of Time itself, to trap Murozond until it is his time to meet his demise.
The Final Boss(es)
Within the Heart of Time, you must face not only Murozond, but Nozdormu himself, as the two have become intertwined and now fight for control. You must be sure of your target, as if Nozdormu falls, Murozond will be unleashed, with nought to stand in his way.
(Note: the two dragons count as individual heroes, and as such, have separate life totals. Your aim is to ensure Nozdormu survives, while taking down Murozond.)
Nozdormu: 
Murozond:
Three Card examples
A new mechanic to be used for this example is Reverse. Self explanatory, a minion with this key word will reverse the effects of certain spells and effects. For example, if the first card (Defender of Quel'Thalas, was targeted by Abusive Sergeant , it would get -2 attack until the end of the turn.)
EDIT: Reduced the size of the cards to stop taking up so much page.
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The story begins in Gilneas, where you are training to be a soldier serving Gilneas. You are greeted by Prince Liam Greymane, and you start your training with him in the first wing and end with him being killed by a worgen ambush. As your friends get turned into worgens you begin to side with them as the Forsaken begin to invade Gilneas, and you fight back. After the story ends in Gilneas, it begins again at Shadowfang Keep where you and your Worgen comrades seek revenge on the betrayer, Lord Godfrey. You'll encouter many bosses along the way, some worgens, some forsaken and some of everything else.... but mostly worgen and forsaken. The story may seem somewhat dark for Hearthstone, but if I ever do get the chance to complete the adventure in the future, I will definitely give the adventure a friendly Hearthstone touch, because in my opinion the darker expansions are never as good. The cards in this expansion focus on a few themes; firstly, the theme of Stealth, a very common characteristic of Worgen. Secondly, transformation, because that is a key characteristic of both Worgen and Forsaken (Well, dead people are transformed into Forsaken in way, right?). Lastly, if the theme of stealing, or to specify, stealing effects because I think it shows how cunning both the Worgen and Forsaken are.
You may have gathered from the previous paragraph that the main boss is Lord Godfrey in Shadowfang Keep
Since Lord Godfrey is the ultimate betrayer, his Hero Power is...
Now because of this, Godfrey's deck would consist of flavourful cards with rather simple text, (Simple Deathrattles, Taunt, Charge, Stealth etc.) for example Unstable Ghoul but of course, it would not be boring by any means. He would have a plethora of spells, themed around his guns and ghouls. In Heroic his Hero Power would not destroy a friendly minion. Godfrey would have a lot of cards designed specifically for the boss encounter, which would be cards with simple effects but massive stats for their mana cost, however, in order to help you out- when your health goes below 20, Darius Crowley would be summoned to your side of the field, and when you got below 10 Health, King Genn Greymane would be summoned to your side of the field. These cards would not be collectable versions of those characters, but also designed specifically for the fight. Here is an example of a card Lord Godfrey would have.
Here are some examples of collectable cards in the adventure
Thanks for reading :)
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Blizzard card design geniuses 10/10
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Even if I never played WOW I fell in love with her lore and I find really entertaining looking for ways to get the best out of her Deathrattle....
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Call of the Disney
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Quote from tictactucroc >>Haha, stop doing drugs please. Thalnos isn't even worth crafting.
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Thalnos is one of the best legendaries in the game. Why does he need more stats?
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Thanks guys, but i got sick of Standard for now - Jades, Jades everywhere :P
I switched to Wild, created my own Demon Warlock deck just for fun and I'm having fun again playing hearthstone :) Maybe after new expansion i will go back to Standard, we will see ;)
Thanks anyway, you can close the topic.
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Hello,
After new season hit, i started have problems with Jade decks - especially Jade Druid and Jade Shaman which are about 75% of my opponents. I usually play Reno Mage (with Antonidas, more spell oriented than minion), Reno Warlock (without combo) and Dragon Priest (but personally i don't like this deck - I used it only to counter Pirate Warrior last season).
I am average player, i hit Legend twice (i don't have time to do that every season due to work, my goal is rank 5 at the end of the month), started playing in Season 2 - but i never felt that hopeless like now i am... Even old Miracle Rogue or Deathrattle Hunter wasn't that frustrating to play like Jade Golems :/
I know what you gonna say - Jade counters control decks, and i'm aware of this, but i don't wanna play aggro/face decks... Maybe there are some tech cards, or specific combo decks to outplay Jade? For example - Rogue? Freeze Mage? I didn't try it yet but those are my "bet horses".
What do you guys recommend? Should I play Jade decks myself? Or there is some counterdecks to play with?
PS: I have all cards so feel free to give me propositions ;)
Cheers!
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Blizzard please, i know only Zetalot is playing Priest (and he is EU->Poland) but it's not a reason to put stream in the middle of the night FeelsBadMan
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Best Deck Ever!
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I actually managed to win a game with it at rank 5 :D (After i lost XX games and felt down from rank 2 to rank 5 but STILL IT COUNTS!)
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April Fool....
... or maybe they wanna make us to think it is April Fool joke, while this is real thing :OOOO
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I reached legend twice - once with Mech Mage, second time with Combo Druid (you can check decklists in signature). Usually i was rank 5-3 max due to lack of time to grind Legend but i did it last month and few months before when i had plenty of time to play HS.
Those are my advices. I use them every time when i'm tryharding:
1. After reaching rank 5 - stick to only one deck with which you are feeling comfortable. NEVER change deck after few loses in row. Learn strenghts and weaknesses of this deck, adapt deck to meta (meeting mostly aggro? cut some late game stuff, put more early minions and/or taunts).
2. Take a break after 3 loses in row, unless you're gonna be so tilt and pissed off that you will make many mistakes and missplays. After 3 loses in row just go outside, watch some tv show, eat something, meet with friends or whatever.
3. Pay attention to every game, every move your opponent does, don't alt-tab every turn to check facebook etc, don't talk with anybody - just focus on game, put some music you like and be patient. Every move your opponent does can help you later - for example, opponent hunter is pointing his minion with some card? You can be 90% sure it's Houndmaster and even if he doesn't play it this turn, you have knowledge which will help you decide to kill enemy Beast next turn - otherwise you would have dilemma "kill his Haunted Creeper or let it alive?".
4. Track your statistic, at least on basic level (how many wins, how many loses). After 20-30 games you will see, if your deck needs improvments or maybe you are playing it wrong and it's time to change deck eventually? But remember don't switch deck after 3-10 loses (even in row). Shit happens from time to time - just track overall win ratio and if after 30 games you will have above 50% win ratio, you will reach Legend eventually.
5. And my last advice (which i hate personally, but what can you do...) - play midrange/tempo or aggro deck. I know - i prefer more control decks too, but usually it takes so long time to get Legend unless you are playing few hours daily. So if you hate aggro and will never play it try some midrange/tempo decks like Combo Druid, Dragon Priest, Midrange Paladin/Hunter, Tempo Mage - those decks are pretty strong right now and you can reach legend with 1 of those if you play properly.
Good luck! :)
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I miss the times, when first 1-4 turns were "hero power -> pass" from both side and after turn 4-5 real game begin with big, slow stuff...
I miss the times when you had to care about Mind Control turn 10...
I miss the times when trading with minions and looking for value were over hitting the face...
I miss the times when only Aggro deck was Zoo (and even then, it wasn't pure aggro, because it still was trading with opponent minions so i can call Zoo control deck)...
I miss the times when vanilla minions were good (Yeti, Ogre etc.)
Then miracle came over and ruined game -> Next was Undertaker hunters and after Naxx Face/Aggro era became... -> Then we have Grim Patrons -> After TGT we have aggro/midrange meta game where only viable control deck is Control Warrior and maybe Handlock in some point.
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Meta is even more faster now than it was before TGT. Before expansion we had Face/Hybrid Hunters, Aggro Paladins and Tempo Mages as fast, tempo/aggro/face decks. Now we have more... Secretadin joined to the party, druid got some low cost cards and when it used to be more ramp-ish now is super fast midrange (people cut Ancient of Wars, Cenarius etc). Priest was control, now became midrange (yeah, Dragon Priest is Midrange deck). At least there is less face/hybrid hunters which is cool (only Midrange/Beast ones)
But it's all about Tempo and good draw at the beggining of game - you fail at 1-3 turn, you can be almost 90% sure to concede because you have no chance to come back (there's few exception ofc, like Brawl, Flamestrike etc. but even that may be too slow). I don't know if it's good - i guess is better than playing vs "face" decks but still i was hoping for long control vs control games, when first 1-4 turns will be "hero power pass" :(
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Rank 1-2-3 on EU is real Cancer fiesta - Eboladins, Tempo/Mech Mages and again. Some Patrons, not much, few Druids and maybe 1 Handlock per 3 hours. I was rank 1 and 2 stars and i'm now rank 3 and 3 stars... This is just sad ...