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Quote from scorpyon >>

I say we remove all cards and let players duke it out with fisticuffs... like wot proppa gentlemens do, eh?

 Can I sit back and drink while I watch you guys duke it out? 

Quote from Paeter27 >>

Ok Ok I think I got it.

Hand:
Innvervate
Innvervate
Barnes
Yogg-Sauron

Play Barnes, Get Aviana, play Yogg-Sauron.
Yogg Casts Astral Communion, then Sprint.

Then you draw Frendral, Raven Idol.

That's enough to go into an infinite loop of Idol into Kun, The Forgotten King, where you refresh your mana as you discover a bunch of like Leeroy Jenkins and Bewmasters or whatever lol.

Actually even easier: Just brewmaster Yogg and do like 50 pyrboblast to the face

 

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So it occurred to me (in another thread) that Millhouse could actually be considered really strong against the current wave of Pirate Warrrior decks?

I mean, they have the strikes, but they are hitting your face most of the time anyway.

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Quote from vojza >>

Never dust a legendary man. Just don't do it. The're cool to have in your collection, and also I think you will regret it later. 

But that is just my opinion. I'm f2p bdw.

Ps. I also pulled knuckels, and it is actually quite a fun card. 

You said never ? I don't think that I will ever regret that I dusted my Millhouse Manastorm :)

 Call it a crazy thought... but would Millhouse not be a great card against Pirate Warrior just now?

I mean aside from the "Strikes", what other spells does the PW really play?

Yes, interesting thought and you're probably right it's decent a tech against Pirate. However, then there is second part of the Meta - Renodecks which tend to play quite a lot of spells.

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Never dust a legendary man. Just don't do it. The're cool to have in your collection, and also I think you will regret it later. 

But that is just my opinion. I'm f2p bdw.

Ps. I also pulled knuckels, and it is actually quite a fun card. 

You said never ? I don't think that I will ever regret that I dusted my Millhouse Manastorm :)

I say we remove all cards and let players duke it out with fisticuffs... like wot proppa gentlemens do, eh?

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Going second, Voidwalker, Blood Imp, Coin, Demonfire, Bloodfury Potion

Quote from MistbornSlav >>

Plus removing 1 drops? Then Locks would be screwed. 

Lot's of people saying the turn 1 dream is no STB - but my question was what was your dream turn 1 "play"?

Unless they are saying their dream is simply not to have that card in their hand? :-D

You're probably right.
(And I've never dusted a legendary I didn't already own before)

I'll keep him for the lolz and who knows - maybe Hunter will become viable again at some point. :-)

Quote from HavvkPwn >>

well, there are LOTS of ppl not having fun hitting legend ;)

the idea is just bad, everyone would start bitching about those op 2-drops

Quote from Zence >>

 Yeah I'm serious. I get that he is great value, but he doesn't actually help you if you're behind, more like a win more card. I feel like he was made to counter 2 things in decks, but other Legendaries do it better. 

1 is he counter's spells, however Trade Prince Gallywix (who is barely seen btw) does it better because the sheer act of trying to remove him using one will give you the same spell to regain lost board presence. Or buffs placed on minions to kill him will leave you with a copy which can benefit you if your minions are too weak for the current state of the board. Troggzor only summons minions (albeit ones that can grow exponentially if your opponent is dumb enough to allow that), and the fact that insta killing him will only leave you with one trogg, you literally ended up playing a Burly Rockjaw Trogg with a deathrattle that resummons himself. Definitely not worth 7 mana.

2. is that he is supposed to regain board presence. This is great for a card, but it was executed terribly on it. Why would you play to fill your opponent's board knowing this thing is there? You might as well play big minions until Troggzor gets killed. It also didn't help that the Tempo King Dr. Boom came out the same expansion, so he was immediately overshadowed. And he couldn't even make a comeback later on, because you'll come to realize that Hogger, Doom of Elwynn at least spawn minions with Taunt when triggered, which is extremely valuable, as it protects your face from Aggro turn plays, something Troggor is a complete potato around, and it opens up the possibility for you to be able to trade with Hogger if your opponent can't reach it past the taunt that turn. You can't trigger Troggzor yourself, so he completely relies on your opponent to be good. The fact that Hogger isn't even played often shows how unplayable he is.

Troggzor was trying to do too much at once, which is why he failed. I can see people's view on his effect, which is indeed amazing, but if they had stuck to one goal instead of trying to cover all of them he would've probably played. As of now he still stands in the "Strictly Unplayable" list, even with all the fanciness. He might help win a game, but if he did, its because you were already winning. If you want a good win-more card your better off using Rafaam or something.

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 Yeah I'm serious. I get that he is great value, but he doesn't actually help you if you're behind, more like a win more card.

To dust or not to dust.
That is the question.

No legendary for like, 40 packs or so and then this guy.
Not a happy man... :-(

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hitting legend didn't even feel fun.