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Not so sure about that. However, if it steals effects on it then it will be another card that ruins mechs completely on its own(just like all transformation and silence cards do).

So far 3-16(basicly just played my way from almost 5 down to 9). Looks like it's pretty outdated and heavily relying on luck. First you need to draw the combos. Then the combos need to hit the right targets or give you the right spells. You got 4 minions(2 golems and flamewakers) as only halfway reliable way to finish the game...if they are taken out(or you don't pull at least 2 within your first 10 cards) you are dead. It snowballs like crazy...when you have the conditions on the board...but it snowballs just the other way round as well if you do not get your combos and/or have no other luck in time. Stargazer Luna pretty much stands for this deck...it can be a great card(if she gives you the right spells) or completely useless(if her first card is a high mana golem or some other card that you can't use or is too risky to play).

The issue of this deck is obvious: You got to wait so you can use the flamewakers or mana cyclone(and the mana cyclone is already a 2 card combo. Guess how often you get those 2 cards. I think I managed that in like 5 of the games). When you can really start, the opponent already got you at half HP and a full board...or got some nasty taunts(big priest). You then rely mostly on your flamewakers or that you get some great spells(in all those games I got 1 torch. 2 blizzard and 0 fireballs. That's about that.). You can't throw out your golems as long as your quest ain't done cause you got almost no minions so the enemy got all his board clears, sheep etc. just for those. If you want to make any damage with them at all you need the quest(and even if you have both and the quest you will likely not do more than those 16 damage with them).

If your flamewakers don't clear the board, you are toast(cause you got nothing to defend you but some single target freeze). If they clear the board they likely didn't do enough damage to the enemy hero so your golems can't finish him. Your flamewakers likely won't survive more than 1 round on board either.

And when you think it can't get worse than I can tell you that with this deck you'r gonna run into fatigue, have to play around burning your own cards and rope(cause flamewakers need a lot of time when you start bursting around round 10). On top of it it's basicly a free win for the most common top tier big priest. No matter which tech card out there your opponent plays: About all of them screw you.

From my experience: Hands off. If you make this work then you should better play lottery.

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I think Dirty Rat is essential against all cubelocks and priests in ladder. It`s often a huge combo breaker, because it forces your opponent to play a minion, without applying it`s effect.

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The biggest issue with Wild to me was that it's whole conception was for nothing.

They said they created it so every new expansion they created would make no impact because there were so many good OP cards in wild and they wanted things to be fresh.

Unfortunately ever since then the strongest decks in Wild were basically the SAME strongest decks from standard but with some wild cards in them.

Right now it's the same, Warlock, Paladin and Priest the top 3 classes with Jade trailing behind. The powercreep this last year was so much that Narxxramas and GvG barely look as broken as they once were.

Quote from DanZu_ch >>

If you're looking for something new to give a shot, try one of these five decks!

Tempo Rogue, Highlander Priest, Cubelock Warlock... that are normal "meta" deck like they exists since this patch... whats new about them?!?

 

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Quote from Bartigul>>

It's so funny that the "worst" legendary weapon is the one seeing the most play. I love hearthstone LUL

 Same thing with Possesed Lackey.

It's the same kind of work around that you see everywhere in the gambling industry when there are new laws. It just shows that Blizz has by now the same ethical codex as gambling companies(which shows as well in World of Warcraft where Blizz tries to keep people nonstop busy and make use of their addiction. A company that knows that their game is a reason for serious addiction then proudly announces that with decreasing number of players the time spent in the game is increasing...well...says a lot, doesn't it?).

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I think a lot of players overestimate the value of this card. 4/6 for 6 is bad...and the special ability only works once....so nobody will run more than one of those in his deck. It's a turn 6 card...so you will most likely not want it in your starting hand. That leaves you with like a 15-20% chance(not feeling to do the real maths right now) to have it by turn 6. So even if you hit on a druid or priest that is heavyly relying on 1cost spells...well...it does not mean that you get the card in time. Not to mention, that your opponent may already have used quite a number of his 1 cost spells(you mulligan for those and you usually don't keep them on hand for turn 10 or so). Yes, greedy jade druids may run into trouble once in a blue moon...but that's not going to ruin them either.

Going to be hilarious tho if  a priest copies that from your deck and can't play it then. ;-)

Lol you don't need to cast it turn 6 and for control decks that have draw you might only need to use it turn 10 to beat the Jade Druid. 

Also as priest I would not mind playing it, potion of madness and even inner fire are not that great in a control match up and cleaning my deck sounds great.

Murloc paladin would likely still kill you in turn 6...;-)

I think a lot of players overestimate the value of this card. 4/6 for 6 is bad...and the special ability only works once....so nobody will run more than one of those in his deck. It's a turn 6 card...so you will most likely not want it in your starting hand. That leaves you with like a 15-20% chance(not feeling to do the real maths right now) to have it by turn 6. So even if you hit on a druid or priest that is heavyly relying on 1cost spells...well...it does not mean that you get the card in time. Not to mention, that your opponent may already have used quite a number of his 1 cost spells(you mulligan for those and you usually don't keep them on hand for turn 10 or so). Yes, greedy jade druids may run into trouble once in a blue moon...but that's not going to ruin them either.

Going to be hilarious tho if  a priest copies that from your deck and can't play it then. ;-)

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Quote from phuture2k >>

Hits 1: decent

hits 2: VERY good

hits 3: you were already winning so it won't change much.

 

i think this card has potential in a deck an aggressive midrange deck. My bet is on Druid. 

It might not fit as I'm not a good deck builder but I think the card is good.

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The cards nerfed were mostly fine. The only problem is that Blizzard only knows how to delete cards not to balance cards and the future Freeze Mage meta with the nerfs to aggro and burst.

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No they will not be automatically disenchanted. It just means you can disenchant them for their full dust cost after the nerf is out.

It's just a way to refund the dust to people whom spend dust to craft them (and "free" dust for those whom got them from a pack).

More likely that you gonna need the Legion-CE...which is even more expensive. ;-)

And, no, Blizz...no matter what you do...I won't buy that freaking CE. =P