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Quick guide to buy packs with amazon coins:

Requirements: 

Device running Android OS (or emulator thereof)

Amazon App Store App

Amazon account to buy amazon coins

Protocol

Download Amazon App Store App from the Google Play Store

Open Amazon App Store

Log in with your Amazon account

Download Hearthstone through the Amazon App Store

Buy desired amount of coins for real $$$ 

*Disclaimer* 

1000 Amazon coins are equivalent to $10 in the Hearthstone Store

The conversion of real $$ to coins in the Amazon store varies, depending on quantity bought (discounts) and overall fluctuation of exchange rate over time. The most you can save is 20% when buying large quantities of coins (check out current rates here: https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-5-000-Coins/dp/B0096E8EC2/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=amazon+coins&qid=1584972841&sr=8-3)

Open Heathstone on your Android device

go to the shop

buy the desired card bundle

In the payment dialogue Amazon coins will appear as default payment option. Choose those (provided you have sufficient amazon coins), enter your amazon password, and you're done. 

Yeah, Shaman in general is busted. I can't wait for the nerf, curious to see how they are going to do it. But I do hope they are not skimpy on the dust, even if they have to HoF something or nerf it into the ground. 

Prepare for outcry if Tyrande isn't free.

I think it's definitely playable, especially in slower decks. Either you play it early and luck out on a 2 mana 3/6 taunt, or you will eventually trigger it, giving you a nice little tempo boost, especially if you have time out in your deck. 

I suggest you read a little bit about statistics and such, and then do the math with your pack opening, see if your sample size is large enough, and then post your results with your capslock disabled. 

I am not sure, haven't played a lot yet, but I think I'll stick with ranked for the most part. Battlegrounds seems to be even more RNG, if you get good minions offered you win, otherwise you get destroyed. I know there is some strategic decisions, but as of now it is little more than a glorified Mass Hysteria simulator to me. 

It certainly is interesting. Really depends on how easy it is to take and heal 15 damage, so far there's no new healing. But the hero power certainly is worth the effort, nice synergy with Amet. Don't know how good it's going to be, but for sure I'm going to enjoy playing with it for a while. 

I voted bad. I think the card is to expensive, too conditional and to weakly statted to see play. Sure, a full board of big minions sounds tempting, but how is anyone reliably going to be able to survive until turn 10 with enough big spells and this guy in hand to even play it? Not to mention the inevitable boardclear the turn after. Filler legendary and Conjurer's calling nerf, IMO. 

Giving out free stuff for said dice roll simulator is hardly forcing anyone to do anything.

And I am wondering what you are even doing here? Apparently you don't like the game, but still you comment on them giving out stuff because the minuscule requirement of having a background tab open in your browser is too much for you? 

And then people wonder why the world is going to sh*t. SMH.

They have some issues apparently, but the latest info I have is that they are going to roll out the update for mobile on 6/4 at 9:00 am PDT. 

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 Why not play the netdecks only on ladder??

That (Casual vs Ranked) is a totally different topic, but there are a ton of possible reasons/replies...

a) There is no fundamental difference between a netdeck and any other deck. Any good deck will end up being a "netdeck". What about seeing a deck online you like and then taking that idea and refining it yourself? I don't pretend to get many "new" deck ideas, but I do get inspired by what I see online and like to refine it to my liking. Most of my "new" ideas fail when being battle tested. Some rare have a degree of success, and it feels awesome :)
b) "Netdecking" is just a process of creating a deck, and has no relevance to deck strength. There are meme netdecks, and why not play them in casual?
c) That said, deck strength has no relevance to where it should or shouldn't be played.
d) Personal observation/viewpoint: Casual for me is a mode where I play when I want exactly that - a casual game. It means I'm either doing quests (not going to do that in ranked), or my private environment/conditions mean I don't want to play a ranked game (e.g. unstable connection, unreliable time frame, chance to be interrupted).  Playing Casual will not affect my deck choice, it will be a consequence of my RL circumstances.
e) If homebrewing, I tend to take the deck straight to ladder. It's a better place to test if it works (however, due to the nature of ladder, I will probably do that on the 5-10-15 steps and use a reliable deck I have experience with to climb between the levels).

Hopefully this sheds some light on a different approach to the game. I see a lot of frustration that comes from how people perceive Casual mode should be used, while not understanding that others may see it differently with valid reasoning. Not everyone playing a powerful deck in casual is there to farm on weak decks.

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Guys correct me if I am wrong.
I can see this card is another RENO card , it can fill your lost heal with an armor to whatever the turn you reach in case you obtain it early game, and it keep grows up each turn so it may become +30 armor or more.
Am I right ? 

No, you should see it more of a 4 mana do nothing card, that will make you rage and smash your keyboard when you topdeck it, instead of topdecking your Brawl.

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Hi! I would like to humbly request my name being changed to "Teuton", if that is still available. Thanks! 

Done.

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Hi. Please can you return my name to Inconspicuosaurus? I don't care about most of my posts, but if you could at least undelete my card design entries, I'd appreciate it.

Also, my title was still saying Big Game Hunter until literally just now. As ThesosHS asked, are we going to get these back?

Done.

I haven't opened any packs from wild sets after the 10 pack change, but I have opened packs before they moved to wild, since I started playing during Naxx. From every set I got at least one legendary and one pack gave me two. In total I got 5 legendaries from this bundle. 

I'll leave this here, in case it gets updated before the expansion drops:

https://speedodevo.github.io/packr/

It's a mass pack opening simulator with tons of stuff

Thanks for this survival guide just lately I realised how these help me to keep up <3

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A question for the wild players here: How many cards does it take to build some decent decks in Wild? 

I have been playing since shortly before TGT, but when Standard came around I was desperate for dust. I knew I didn't want to get rid of all the cards that rotated, but I was not planning on splitting my playing time, so I decided to chose a middle ground and disenchanted every second copy, figuring that if I ever was to play Wild, it would probably be with some sort of Reno deck, so I thought I wouldn't need two of anything.

I did not spend a ton of money back then, so my collection leaves much to be desired. I do own one copy of all commons and one of most rares, but miss many epics and legendaries. And I did DE Majordomo Executus, because I was frustrated with the card after it lost me a bunch of games. Not that I ever put him deliberately in a deck, but he killed me by randomly appearing through evolve and things like that. 

To put things in perspective, I own 45% of all wild cards, but 93% of all standard cards. It's now two and a half years later, and so far I have no regrets, even now that I am considering giving Wild a try. But I do wonder, are there any must have cards in the epic or legendary department that everyone plays, and are there any "two of"s without which Wild is just not fun? 

Thanks in advance! 

 Here: This article summs up and answers your question quite well)

http://wildhs.com/ultimate-budgeting-guide-for-wild/

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There is only one viable one.  Did you even try to search  the decklists before posting?  If you have been playing for a while you should be able to recite the decklist for cubelock off the top of your head.

Reminds me of this old meme: