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Quote from xskarma »

Allright enough with the pointless spam.

Don't make me swing the banhammer over something this trivial.

Much alright*
Very swing
Such trivial
wow

I had to xD

I can't see it winning 12 sorry, that mountain giant seems like a waste of an epic.

Quote from Pilleri »

http://arenamastery.com/4cEN

1. Hunter, 73% win rate

2. Mage, Shaman and Rogue, 69% win rate

5. Warrior, 67% win rate. Equal to my average Arena win rate. All classes below this are below average.

6. Druid and Priest, 63% win rate

8. Paladin, 58% win rate

9. Warlock, 52% win rate

I'd swap druid and paladin but this is pretty spot on, for me anyway.

Quote from Pilleri »

Looks like he just forgot he had played the Molten this turn and could not attack with it for lethal...and he realized that too late, after hitting your face a bunch of times without having any minion remaining to kill your minion with.

^ thought the molten too.

If I vs a shaman, I lose. If I choose shaman I lose. Thrall doesn't like me.
Hunter is nice, druid can't punish a board full of big minions.

Quote from Musachan »

Quote from Madstrike »

sacrificial pact is horrible(like terrible)

 

As I was drafting, I figured I was going to over-lifetap and with the 2 Flame Imps, it was a necessity to compensate. Drain Life, Darkscale healer and that Sacrificial Pact were supposed to fill that job.

It won me the game once. I needed 2 HP to pass a lethal from a rogue. I dropped a Flame Imp and sacrificed it for the necessary HPs.
Following round, my two left over cards were a Wolfrider and a Power Overwhelming. The rogue had 7HP. 

On the other hand I noticed a flaw on the card description. It should be "Destroy a FRIENDLY demon and..." I was quite frustrated when I couldn't sacrifice the opponent Imp. Even "sacrifice" suggest it has to be your own, I feel descriptions owe to be as clear as possible.

Edit: Someone else noticed it: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/710060-hearthstone-heroes-of-warcraft/68895341

I just got my felguard sacrificial pacted by my opponent?

Quote from Jackpothead »

You are doing a very common life mistake, you are blaming everything on bad luck. Either you start being more clinical about the game and try to improve and learn with your mistakes ( even with a bad draft) or you will never get good. This applies to everything you'll ever do in life

^ The people with cancer that blame bad luck don't do so well because they give up and let it win. You want to win? Start thinking straight and maybe you will. #heartofthecards

Quote from the9tail »

Quote from durayray »

Yes, from what I've seen and heard, 12 wins get at least 500g.

*looks at post 8*
*looks at post 9*
*shakes head at post 8*

Except I shook my head as soon as I saw it.

Quote from Madstrike »

Sometimes u just get tough opponents. Looks like a good aggro deck, it just lacks the usual board sweepers that mage has like flamestrike/blizzard, cone of cold is ok but in some cases its just not enough.

Looks nice, not amazing but (on paper) probably a 4-5 win deck if not more.

Quote from EUSandRunneR »

Never. It would be a bad investment then. But I did have 2 or 3 horrible decks that I just didn't want to play. Still, even those kind of decks can produce a win or two.

If you have thousands to spend on this game then you could start arena and retire just for the sake of wasting more money but no, never retired, and if i feel like i want to, ill get out of arena and spend gold on packs.

I had a deck at one stage with no spells, tried to make zoo and any spell opportunities were taken by i think 4 knife jugglers and 4 arcane golems.

Individually they are good cards so you are improving in that aspect,
but sometimes the worse cards that synergise with your deck are the better choice.

Basically give the power word:shield to anything (nearly anything) it's a free +2 health and digs for another card.
Mad bomber is always good when it pings gurubashi, acolyte or cleric.

Get rid of those useless golds :)

Quote from Arananthi »

I'll start, and I'll go the most obvious possible route:

Mage.  Amani Berserker. :)

Arcane Explosion x2

Frostbolt x2

Fireball x2

Flamestrike x2

 

I hardly think this setup needs any argument. Board wipes, face damage, slowdown -- it's everything a solid curve of minions needs to stay in control of the board and thus eventually beat face to win. Why be overcomplicated?

Most obvious and probably the best route.