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I was behind against a slow yogg mage, they had a couple minions on board and I had none.  I played tuskar totemic, who summoned the 1/1 totem, and thing from below for a total of 5 mana, and then evolved them for a miracle.  Tuskar became a 4/4, the totem became a 3/2, and thing from below became hogger, doom of elwynn!  Sadly for my opponent they had no anwser, and with the help of hogger doom of elwynn and a healing totem I was able to swing the game around for a win.  Pretty exciting!

Thanks for the replies, I think I'm gonna go craft him now!  Pretty hyped for some deathrattle fun

Hello everyone who has tried N'zoth, how is he working for you?  I want to try him in my midrange hunter and death rattle rogue, as well as some wild death rattle decks.  I'm really cautious about spending dust though, since as a f2p player I want to get the most bang for my buck (or dust in this case).  

So, even though it's still super early in the expansion, does N'zoth seem like a good card?

I think it may seem like a bm emote right now just because a lot of people are using it since it's new and shiny.

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Thanks guys, too bad I can't join the hype train :( Gotta farm previous cards sigh. Would you say BRM + LoE + 15 classic packs, or BRM + 30 packs? Not sure if both adventures are useful in constructed?

You have come at a very unique time my friend!  Things are just about to get shaken up in hearthstone more then they ever have with the release of the new standard mode and Whispers of the Old Gods in just a few days, so it's hard to say for sure.  

For beginners the classic packs are always a good bet since they have many solid cards that form the basis of all decks in the game, for both standard and wild.  They will also always be playable in any mode, unlike other adventures and expansions which will eventually rotate out of standard mode (standard mode, which launches in a couple days, will only allow the classic set plus the few most recent expansions/adventures).

If you think wild mode, which is where you can play with any card released ever, sounds fun then I would recommend trying to get at least 1 wing of Curse of Naxxramas (700 gold or $6.99 I believe) since that adventure will be leaving the shop on tuesday.  If you get 1 wing now you can buy the rest later at your own leisure.  I would also buy as many Goblins vs Gnomes packs as you can since they are also leaving the shop on tuesday.

If standard mode sounds more like your cup of tea, then it's hard to say what's best to get.  No one is quite sure what standard will bring, but there are a few things you could look at getting for it.  Blackrock Mountain, The Grand Tournament, The League of Explorers, and the upcoming Whispers of the Old Gods will all be in standard, and they all have their pros and cons.  Buy what sounds the most exciting to you, since that's probably what you'll enjoy the most, and for the next couple weeks lots of things will be viable.  If you want to make sure you get the best possible cards for your buck, then your best bet is to wait to see how the meta shakes out in standard and get classic packs in the meantime.

Overall it's a very exciting time in Hearthstone, and just about anything is viable at the moment.  Hope this helps!

Am I the only one who thinks the golden animation is pretty awesome?

Was playing arena against a mage.  I had a large board, 5 minions, most of them small, but a couple big guys (an 8/8 and a 4/5).  My opponent had no minions in play.  We both were out of cards, and we were both around 25 health.  Not even flame strike would have saved my opponent.

What happens?  From his remaining 17 cards or so my opponent top decks Deathwing and I lose the game.  BULL S***

When it comes to legendaries rarity does in fact play a role in card strength.  Since you can only include 1 legendary in a deck, legendaries can be stronger than, say, a common card.

Pretty similar to Polluted Hoarder, honestly.  1 more health and you get a random card instead of one from your deck.  Does that push it into viability range though?  Hard to say.

Explorer's hat value!  Kappa

Everyone is saying 3 pyroblasts to the face, but I'm sitting here thinking "I just know I'm gonna get Sacrificial Pact, Savagery, Deadly Poison, Totemic Might, Lock and Load, Eye for an Eye, and Shield Slam cast"

Blizz dev: "Hey you know that Dark Whispers card that nobody plays?  Lets make it again, but this time bigger!"

"This turn"

was super excited until I noticed those words.  Super limits the potential

EDIT: I'm pretty tired and didn't even realize that you would be able to play any spell the same turn lol.  I was thinking the best you could do was play it on turn ten with a 3 mana spell