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Quote from KungFuMaster >>

 

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Quote from KungFuMaster >>

Druid becomes the new meme-class...

 

 Always have been the meme class.  Look at their removal  

 Removal? Where???

 

Quote from KungFuMaster >>

Druid becomes the new meme-class...

Quote from MrOppossum >>

Similar to Cobalt Guardian which never saw play... I don't have high hopes for this. 

I still run reno quest nzoth raza. Still works fine for me   

Quote from parzival2345 >>

This seems strong. Not going to be in every deck, but this is so good at 'entombing' high value cards that you really want

Opponent plays Rin, the First Disciple, you can holy water and be able to keep up. 

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Quote from Healingpower >>

you mean - disenchanting it's cards? dusting it's cards? not crafting them, maybe

 You can craft any card after rotation for Wild...

You can't buy the adventures anymore if you don't have a least the first wing.

Quote from Mbayoo >>

I am glad developers endorse Combo Priest instead of Big and Spiteful cancers.

Quote from hawanasee >>

Duskbreaker says hello!

If you can't handle 3, 2 cost minions. I don't know why you're playing.  

Quote from ayanakm >>

6 games today across 90 minutes:

Res priest, supposed to lose but he's a ****** and I make him waste his resses into my removal - win

Burn mage, supposed to lose but he makes two bad trades early and I play around his secrets - win

Dudeadin, supposed to win but I draw minimal removal, lose

Cubelock, supposed to lose and I lose on turn 7

Random jank hunter, supposed to win and I win

Random jade evolve shaman, between 2 devolves for both N'zoth and Gul'dan it doesn't matter I play around both hexes, lose in fatigue

Net result: 3-3, go absolutey nowhere, win against decks I'm supposed to lose to, lose against decks I'm supposed to win to, learn nothing, 90 minutes of my life wasted 

Quote from maddogmatt1 >>

In wild there is always a counter for whatever you are seeing. Big priest and Nagalock can feel oppressive, but getting highrolled always feels bad. To illustrate the diversity of wild, I have made a list of all of the (currently) competitive decks in wild. Exodia Mage (No Quest), Secret Mage, Burn Mage (similar but different win cons), Malygos Druid, Combo Priest, Big Priest,  Fatigue Druid, Jade Druid (built slightly differently, coldlights and naturalize being the obvious difference), Secret Paladin, Murloc Paladin, Dude Paladin, Aggro Paladin, Kingsbane Mill Rogue, Aggro Shaman, Nagalock, Cubelock, Pirate Warrior and Renolock are all legend-viable decks. That's 18 archetypes and 8 classes represented. Sorry, Hunter just sucks. 

Quote from Yandai >>

How is Giantslock NOT a Tier1 deck??

That said, highrolldecks are absolutely ok if they really arent the top decks. If your plan is to win almost purely based on luck, go for it. 

I use big priest. Yes they are troublesome but can be beaten. 

Quote from latinvampire >>

RE: your Warlock deck, I'm curious as to how you anticipate Illidan being used.  He doesn't see ANY play these days, so I'm intrigued in how you plan to use him.

Quote from MrShmoove >>

I buy packs with the gold I get for the first 6 weeks of the expansion.  Then I start saving.  I usually have around 3000 gold give or take a few hundred when the new expansion comes along.  So usually they give free packs at expansion launch time also.  I always do the 50.00 pre-order.  So I get normally between 105-125 packs depending on what I actually saved and the freebies with every new launch.  Plus I'll get more obviously over that 6 weeks with the gold I earn.