Hearthpwn

Pretty fun deck. I don't know how competitive it will be in the coming weeks but it's been a blast. Anaconda has been pretty good despite only having 5 targets. Bog Creeper is pretty good with Giant Anaconda and Y'shaarj. Hadronox has exceeded my expectations.  The card actually goes off more often than I 'd hoped. I like Tyrantus because he can't get hard removed with spells. I'll probably swap out the anaconda for the death knight.

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Can you teach me how to be humble?

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Can you teach me to not be salty every time I play this fucking game?

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Can you teach me how to not be a failure in life?

I feel inclined to do this after spectating a few people on my friends list. This game has always come easy to me and while I think this game is pretty simple; I know that there are people who are struggling with the game and eager to learn. It's kind of awkward timing since we're pretty much in between expansions right now but if you want to get a better rank before the end of the month we can do that.

About Me:

Been playing this game since November 2013. I've played other card games such as Gwent, MTG, Yugioh, Duelyst, etc. I've hit legend multiple times and I've gotten top 8 and top 16 in a couple of open tournaments. I'm into other things such as television, movies,anime,gaming in general, MMA, Brazilian Jiu- Jitsu etc. We can talk through the client but I'm also available on skype/discord (with discretion). 

Favorite Decks: Miracle Rogue, Handlock, Control Warrior, Control Mage

Timezone: Pacific Standard Time (PST)

Rules:

I've been browsing through the forum a little bit and some rules need to be established so both parties can get the best out of this experience.

• Don't Beg- I'm less inclined to help you if you message me every 10 seconds
• Be willing to learn- pretty self explanatory.
• Don't feel entitled for help- I'm usually available at most times of the day but remember that you're on my time. I'll help when I want to.
• Speak English
• Have fun!- This is a learning experience for both of us so let's make the best of it.

Battletag: WaxyFunS33kr#1913 

Feel free to add me just to add me, ask me questions, or spectate me. Please Message me in this thread or PM me before adding me if you want help.

People probably have different decklists they use but I'll talk about the standard double Arcane Giant list for now. I think the deck is a lot fun to play. I wasn't really a rogue player before Ungoro but Miracle Rogue is probably my favorite deck right now. Going against aggro druid tilts the living hell out of me though. The deck also feels a lot weaker than any variant of Miracle I've played before.

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I was just wondering. What makes a control deck a control deck. What makes a combo a combo. What makes a mid-range a mid-range? Etc.

I was also wondering if there are any more archetypes than control, mid-range, combo, miricle and aggro. (Not thinking about stuff like Reno, that would be control)

Please answer my questions.

you can switch to desktop mode on mobile and find it from there. Unless theres an app I don't use and thats what you're talking about lol.

Thank You! lol

6 Mana 6/4

Stealth Poisonous
At the end of your turn, deal 1 damage to all other minions.

Jesus . Hunter Finally has a sweeper lol.

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It's actually a very good question. What comes to (my) mind is Magic, where you only use one deck but, and this is a huge difference, you get to use a "reserve" of cards to modify your deck after your first game against a new opponent to tech accordingly.

I've thought about it actually before but that would probably make HS games pretty one-sided, and there again we have to accept that Blizzard want some kind of "craziness" that separates their game from Magic by a few light years. Even if said craziness actually results in only a few decks, even in Wild, but hopefully it will change over time (I dream of a day where you can cruise the Wild ladder of tournaments, even if they are different metas, battling decks you haven't encountered before).

I think what you are doing is pretty cool. I'm adding you just because you seem like a decent person here on hearthpwn. I'll catch you in the client sometime. 

Good luck!

Coaching in a game where anyone can hit legend with pirate warrior or aggro druid? Cute. If you are just looking for friends just ask. :)

do you teach hax?

 haha, this is hilarious.

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Do you have 80 gold quest?

 

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Do you have 80 gold quest?

Lol

 I'm triggered

replacements for hungry crab?

What makes sideboarding (the 'reserve') messy is in how overwhelming tech cards can be and how impossible it is to shift a deck into a different attack style.  If I bring secret mage, you can easily tech in cards like eater of secrets.  However, I can't 'tech' my deck to not become anything but a secret mage deck, thus giving me a complete disadvantage for the rest of the tournament.  

Not all decks are vulnerable to teching, so this would effectively eliminate a good portion of the viable decks in a tournament setting.  

We'd also get far fewer decks to be visible at any one time.  Tournament players would focus on about 2-3 decks in total to play against/as in such a setup.  

Note that this concept of multi decking is heavily embraced to the point where non-official tournaments will incorporate MORE decks rather than fewer, such as some chinese tournaments which demand you bring ALL 9 CLASSES into a tournament.  

The class system also helps with the concept which is why tournaments never allow two of the same classes (which would be..odd.. in a MtG system where you are expected to blend colors).

How are you doing with this deck? Like is it effective to climb with? Was thinking to put in baron geddon instead of nefarian, any thoughts? thx :) thumbs up for CW!

Seems interesting.  Ill try it out!