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Quote from VioletSpirit >>

 

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Shaman needs a redo altogether in my opinion because the only good archetype in awhile has been the Evolve Shamans. Maybe overload cards would help, maybe murloc cards would help, maybe elementals would help, I don't know. I think we need something fresh.

 Honestly, Shaman has the card basis for every archetype, I am starting to think that the hero power makes him hard to build around. I have tried so much time with Sir Finley Mrrgglton and what shaman shapes into was awesome really. Totems are good ok but so random. If the Baku the Mooneater is not for only odd cards it could be a core card for every type of shaman decks for sure. Believe me I don't want to say like that but It seems the problem of shaman is its hero power and it should be reworked imo or maybe it only needs some breaker cards because I believe that shaman has the all basis except card draw for any deck. Ancestral Knowledge was a perfect card before, I hope they made a card like that for shaman again.

 I agree. The cards they had in Kobolds for Totem synergy were way too slow. Maybe it is the hero power, but I feel like they would have pitched a new idea if the power was really that bad. Baku is too slow the way it is right now, but if it was not only for odd cards, it would be ridiculously broken. Ancestral knowledge was helpful. It's faster than Mana Tide Totem.

 

Nothing. There's so much design space available that's untapped by team 5 I would be disgusted if they started reprinting cards already.

Quote from DiamondDM13 >>

Good to see you are now performing your experiments on Decks rather than poor helpless maidens, Seath the Scaleless.

0 times. I regret not being around when GvG was in standard though, those cards always looked fun. I miss nexus champion saraad and justicar trueheart...

Jaraxus hero being a demon and affected by demon spells is a meme from the early days of hearthstone and is not to be taken seriously. Blizzard just likes the idea of jaraxus being countered by a 0-mana spell.

Quote from eleyoh >>

Losing call to arms, station and taurim is too much I would say. I think Greymane has potential for dudedin though 

 

Ben Brode's boss hero power: 0-mana add a Purify to your opponent's hand.

Charge was a dumb ability anyway and proof-positive early hearthstone spent too much time borrowing from MtG and not enough time actually thinking about how their game mechanics were affected by it.

Why is it that the more complicated the card is to use effectively, the worse stats it has? Is the game ever going to be slow enough to warrant messing around with such a clunky 3-cost card? This is pack filler.

Quote from Ninjaski1z2199 >>

Question if the Mods or community can search it up. How does echo work with handbuffs? does each have the buffs, or just the first?

CW will want odd-cost cards for the new 9-mana guy that upgrades your HP and aggro will keep using Kor-kron elite in the 4 mana slot. This card is fair, but that's not enough in standard.

Dude-adin may yet survive rotation with this. infinite 2-mana lost in the jungles has potential. However, not being able to play Call to arms will probably preclude paladin from using this card altogether.

Pre-nerf yogg: Battlecry: Throw out everything that happened before this turn, uninstall the game, and flip a coin. If you guessed correctly you win.

If you want the old Yogg back just turn your monitor off on turn 10 and flip a coin. Tell yourself if you won or lost based on that and let people who actually enjoy playing the game play the game.

Dudeadin is counterable, but this meta has moved to it's final stages before the next expansion (as does EVERY meta-cycle) where the top tier decks make it utterly impossible to do well with any deck that isn't pumping out broken synergies turn after turn.

That's just how the meta moves. We have a month or so to go and then the meta will change again and it all changes. I'm ok with letting paladin have a good time for a while, especially since I do have decks that deal with them pretty well if I really feel like I need to win for some reason.

it doesn't matter because most people only say "hi" or nothing until they're fairly certain they've won, then it's 24/7 BM.

No one actually uses it to enjoy the company of the other player.