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It's a good deck but far from broken. It's slow and fair compared to real powerhouse decks like Secret Mage and Raza Priest.

It doesn't help that really aggressive decks can reliably beat you (Big Priest is only a slight favorite). Also there's Counterspell and Oh My Yogg! A good player often only needs to disrupt ONE crucial play against Big Priest to win the game. OTK decks also beat Big Priest.

What decks is Big Priest dominating? Only bad decks.

I put Big Priest at the bottom of tier 2.

Any positive change is great. I still prefer the old system but that’s just my preference. I liked the simplicity.

I fall in the middle of this never ending debate. I used to make purchases but stopped buying in 2017 (with the exception of the welcome bundle). I spent quite a bit of money on the game between 2015 and 2017. Mostly preorders, but I also treated myself to a stack of 60 packs every three or four months. To give an idea what type of customer I am.

Anyway, Blizzard is a business and you shouldn’t attack them for employing strategies that are proven to be effective. As a customer you have the choice to buy or decline. That being said, the new system is very obviously designed to take advantage of players who are more easily tempted. Not cool.

Level 24. I've completed all my quests but I only play 2-3 times a week. For an hour maybe.

New rewards system is fine imo. However it does feel like more work. Where previously I would grind out a few more games if that meant I could buy a pack during the same HS session. But now I log out as soon as I'm bored or after completing my quests.

Just add Tinkmaster to your deck and believe in the heart of the cards.

Even with 7 potential targets, it's a 50/50 chance. Either Blizzard wants you to win the game and it'll transform the best possible target into a squirrel, or Blizzard wants you to lose the game and it'll transform their 1/1 into a Devilsaur.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm heading over to the Salt thread to share my thoughts on ZTG programming and how it's being used to keep everyone at a 50% winrate.

The wording is fine. I don't get why there's a misunderstanding. Shuffling cards in your deck literally means shuffling the deck.

"Add two Soul Shards to your deck (in random positions)" would be the wording you interpreted it as.

Hehe, wp op.

Lost it when I read the "minor drawback" is destroying your hero.

Heartbreaking news. May you rest in peace Byron.

I watched a lot of Reckful's videos on YT and it's a damn shame we don't get to see more of his colorful personality.

Bonus stars stay. D5 - Legend climb nets you 2 stars per win.

They could make Zeph smart enough to know that based on game state, the highest priority is removing the 8/8. 

It makes more sense to offer an alternative removal option (like transform) than offering Windspeaker.

Zeph wouldn't see the game state any differently. He would just need to be smarter at drawing conclusions based on what he sees.

I think it's too powerful.

Could be nerfed by changing the wording on Time Warp; Take an extra turn after this one.

Only kills the interaction between the two cards but keeps everything else the same.

As frustrating as Edwin can be, shadowstep is the single most problematic card. Not because of what exists, but what does not exist because of it.

I guarantee that there are neutral battlecry minions that were designed, but never printed because of this single card. Edwin is a highroll, but he isn’t stopping neutral cards that all classes can use from being made. 

A card is a problem when it’s existence has a direct impact on many other cards from seeing the light of day, and shadowstep is a huge offender in this case. 

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The wording is fine. I don't get why there's a misunderstanding. Shuffling cards in your deck literally means shuffling the deck.

"Add two Soul Shards to your deck (in random positions)" would be the wording you interpreted it as.

 Exactly. “Add” and “Shuffle” are quite explicit verbs, I can’t believe there’s several Lorekeeper posts everyday (here, Reddit, etc.), especially since it’s been asked and answered far too many times.

So everybody knows the latest nerfs were not enough and there are still a lot of problematic cards out there. So I took the time and recreated the most insane cards of the current meta (Standard and Wild) to make them more balanced (but still playable).

First Day of School is a Paladin staple. My approach was to just swap the numbers. It won't change much, but it's a start:

Secret Passage is almost fine as it is now, you just have to increase the mana cost:

To nerf Archwitch Willow was the right decision. But why lower it's mana cost??

 Guardian Animals is almost perfect as it is. Maybe they should just give it a minor downside:

Kael'thas Sunstrider is still a HUGE problem, played almost in EVERY deck, it NEEDS to be nerfed a third time:

Eveybody knows Ace Hunter Kreen has DOMINATED the meta for weeks on end, so I made some adjustments that keep it balanced:

Yes, it's finally time to talk about an ongoing problem, no one dares to speak out about .... Chillwind Yeti!! A 4 mana 4/5 without a drawback?? Ridiculous?? What were they smoking?? The uncrowned king of cards has to take a hit, hands down:

For Wild i think, Leeroy Jenkins is still SUPER UNFUN to play against .... let's turn that upside-down:

Also what's going on with these super-high health Poisonous minions?? Infinite damage to minions?? This needs to stop!! They have to be removeable!!

But because there are still a few unplayable cards in the game, let's buff a card or two (Poisonous is the way to go in my humble opinion, I know it's controversial, but buffed cards HAVE TO FEEL POWERFUL):

Yes the new Epic gem on Toothy Chest is not an accident - because there's still one more card to nerf:

 So what do you think? Could these changes make the game more fun and interactive?

Great synergy with Barista Lynchen. But be careful of Flik Skyshiv when your opponent is playing Rouge.

On the one hand, the most reasonable thing in this case would be to craft a Legendary that you don't own already. You have a golden Legendary and you get a new Card to Play with. And chillmaw can be pretty useful.

On the other hand, I am uncertain whether I consider crafting a golden legendary without having a full collection reasonable at all. But who am I to judge, and since you likely want to play with your golden card, maybe you should go for the legendary you use the most...

These runs are way to hard ... or I'm very very very unlucky ...

Hey Guys!

Now with the new Un'Goro board there is the possibility to play a melody on the bottom right corner.
We all kinda know this meldody: Mary had a little lamb.

I put numbers on those things (how are they called?) so it is easier for you to follow. Each number I'll write down is one klick on one of those things. The "I" stands for little pauses.

1 2 3 2 1 1 1 | 2 2 2 | 1 1 1 | 1 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 3

Exactly thanks! :D

That's true, it's a pretty good spell to use in a deck like this.

It's possible to do some preety devastating combos with sulfuras and this card.