Hearthpwn

All hail Trump teachings! Personally that was how I learned basic concepts of the game.

If you can use ANY card aside from gadgetzan (didn't understand if you can use duplicates but I would do the decks anyways), I would use a control n'zoth priest, secret paladin, patron warrior and probably for the fourth I would use a c'thun deck.

If Small-Time Buccaneer is broken, then cards like Southsea Deckhand (1 mana 2/1 charge) and Bloodmage Thalnos (spell damage + card draw + 1/1) are broken and they have been what they are for a long time while no one ever complained. Besides, weapon removal is a thing in this game, so it's easily countered and even then it has 2 health.

I don't think they nerf small ime buccaneer. They never had a Problem with Cogmaster and the Buccaneer is less reliable. There are less weapons in aggro decks than mechs in mech decks.

What you are not taking into account is that to remove a mech is easier than removing a weapon and weapons get to last for 2+ turns. Removing a mech requires any form of damage, be a minion, damage or a spell vs removing a weapon which requires an ooze (2 of in your deck) or harrison (too late in this case).

That being said, it is true cogmaste was never a huge problem in the game  and it is true that there are less weapons than mechs (except for rogue). So yes, I don't think it will receive a nerf.

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Here's some other interesting stats about roping:

96% of ropers are just being assholes

2% are actually thinking through their turn

1% are playing HS and doing something else at the same time

0.5% just spilled their beverage

0.25% are noobs that need to read the cards

and the other 0.25% are hooking up with someone.

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He is actually not that incorrect. Once you craft the deck you want, there's no need to disenchant cards since you will never know when will you use them in the future for other decks. Take my example, I de'd my only copy of faceless manipulator back in 2015 to craft an azure drake. Now that renolock is a thing, I needed one for reno decks

Also, I don't remember having a disenchant guide in the forums, but there is a crafting one in the general discussion. 

 Actually, that's not really how f2p works. See, Faceless is a good card. It's not great in all decks, but there are certainly places where it's essential. When a card is good, it makes sense not to DE. But when a card is bad, there's no place for it, it's safe to DE. That is what OP's asking for, a list of cards that are safe to DE.

I'd also argue that cards where the deck that can successfully utilize it hasn't been made yet, like Kabal Crystal Runner, or pre-Kara Fist of Juraxxus for example, are also safe to DE, because there's no guarantee that the card will be good. Faceless can always have a place, but a card that's never been good is a problem. The issue is that as F2P you have limited dust, and when there's a bad card to dust, go ahead and do it.

He is actually not that incorrect. Once you craft the deck you want, there's no need to disenchant cards since you will never know when will you use them in the future for other decks. Take my example, I de'd my only copy of faceless manipulator back in 2015 to craft an azure drake. Now that renolock is a thing, I needed one for reno decks

Also, I don't remember having a disenchant guide in the forums, but there is a crafting one in the general discussion. 

As far as the meta goes, it is more diverse than ever. It is splitted into: aggro pirate warrior/rogue, aggro pirate/jade shaman, dragon priest (tempo), jade druid (ramp druid with jade golems) and finally the reno control decks where renolock stands out. Don't remember if there was any other meta deck.

As far as OPness, savjz and reynad reached legend #1 with renolock and both claim it is the most powerful deck when played right. Can be a bit hard to learn though. Honorable mention from reynad in favor of aggro jade shaman since he used it to ladder from rank 15 to 4 in asia server in a matter of hours.

same thought, just like they do with blizzard's devs.

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The combination is lethal when played right, but very easily countered when played incorrectly. I often elect to not summon any creatures and take some damage to the face, so my opponent fills up his board. Then cast Scaveging Hyena + Unleash The Hounds (+ sometimes Timber Wolf)

I never run this combo when opponent plays less than 3 creatures, 3 is the bare minimum in case you need it for a trade against a bigger creature. Generally I only use this combo when opponent has 4+ creatures out.

To pull jade idols off from the Gadgetzan Auctioneer you need to have an empty deck and Jade Idol is made for fatigue. On the other hand, Miracle Rogue can win before turn 10 against control decks and even then miracle rogue will sh*t on "miracle druid" or whatever archetype they'll find for jade druid.

Rogue still has the best anti control deck in the game. Miracle rogue is a tier 2 as is. If the meta slows down, rogues will dominate anyways.

Because Rogue shits on Priests anyways atm and even after the expansion. Miracle Rogue is the best anti-control/fatigue deck.

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Actual healing for the class that's supposed to be all about healing!       *heart attack*

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hex neede no nerf, because it gives a taunt for the opponent, it can be valueable for them in some instances

if you buff the dalaran mage the way you did, it will be overpowered(almost as good as bloodmage) but if you let it stay that way it is underpowered, it is a weird card let it stay that way :P

about the warsong i think you are right about the buff

Polymorph effects are the best removals in the game by far, they actually don't kill the minion so deathrattles don't trigger. I'm not quite sure if Naturalize would be balanced, even if the opponent draws a card. In my opinion as a 3 mana destroy a minion, your opponent draws a card would be fine.

About nozdormu, what I would like to see is a DoT or anything-over-time effect rather than "at the end/at the start of your turn". Especially because he is the dragon aspect of time.

Blade Furry would be nice as 2 mana since it has too many requirements. It requires you a weapon, to buff it and then it destroys the weapon. The other possibility would be to leave as a 4 mana, same effect but instead of destroying the weapon, to remove one durability (or even not removing anything).

Speaking of classic cards, I would love to make kidnapper a 5 mana card, or even a 4 mana card. 6 mana 5/3 combo: sap is so overcosted.