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Daring Escape makes no sense here. Sure you bounce your poison giver but then you lose all your pieces too including the one you literally just gave poison.

Replace with Gurubashi Berserker?

You need Time Out or else you die too.

Upgrade Chip: Use data from combat to improve your mechs!

Flavor: Uh-oh. They're getting smarter.

Finding art for this was a pain in the ass, in the end I had to make some shitty edits. Ideally I wanted art that looked like it was a arcane stick of RAM or something.

Burning 4 mana and 2 life just to add two cards to your deck is something nobody would ever do.

At 4 mana, the echo effect might as well not exist. Nobody is going to waste 8 mana in a turn for an effect that is both slow (you have to wait to draw the card), random (you can't choose what card you get, so it has a good chance of simply diluting your deck with bad cards in critical late-game turns), and doesn't affect the current board in any way except for deal 2 damage to your face.

Anytime you play it, you're losing so much tempo for an effect that practically does nothing, and in many cases makes your deck worse.

Other cards look okay, except the hero card's effect could be more cleanly written as "Whenever you discard a card, deal 1 damage to a random enemy. Battlecry: Discard your hand."

Quote from linkblade91 >>

Unfortunately, your card breaks an unspoken but universal rule: all cards in Hearthstone have four lines of text or less. This in a way is a check on complexity; if a card exceeds the unofficial limit, one can surmise that the effect (or combination of effects) was too much for Hearthstone.

That being said, you could rephrase it to simply say "Choose an enemy minion, and copy its Health and Attack." That will cut out most of the words and end the problem.

 Not really a universal rule. Plenty of cards have five lines of text, especially in the non-English versions of HS.

This decklist is slightly outdated, with release of Witchwood there is now Hadronox which is an excellent addition that provides late game support and counters the new meta.

It takes around 10min average to mulligan a hand where alley cat and hyena start together. Then after that there is like a 70% chance he will obliterate it by turn 4. And even after that you have to get somewhat lucky altogether with everything else (esp. because he will probably blizzard on turn 6 as well)

Winning this way takes a lot of patience and luck.

Quote from slade43 >>

 I think this is your nicest one yet! It has a very unique theme but it's not overdetailed, the colors and shapes are clearly visible when small, and it's bright / looks like actual blizzard art!

There's very little you can do with this week's theme without either your card being bland or making a Yugioh-length card description. I think Soulstitcher and Woodland Princess are the only ones that are really interesting.

Look, I agree this card is not meta breaking, but it is very good. There is absolutely no need to build a deck around her.

Ysera, Wyrmguard, Nightscale Matriarch, Witchwood Grizzly, Stonehill Defender and Tortollan Shellraiser are all good to amazing cards on their own, but they become really crazy with the Lady! That is already so much value you can also add a bunch of spells and minions that do not benefit from her. To make sure the deck can succeed without her. Like more dragons, a Lyra the Sunshard package, or Spiteful Summoners.

Now if you just put some unplayable garbage like Shieldbearer or Street Trickster in there and expect the Lady to make it great... that would be some stupid deckbuilding.

Blood sacrifice is very weak.

Krippo always says blizzard needs to improve the new player experience. I guess he is right.

I have inadvertently got 2 other players to try the game from them watching me play and finding it interesting. I asked how they were doing in the game yesterday and they both have already quit.  They both relayed similar stories that when going into the casual mode they get completely slaughtered by what I recognized as constructed net decks. I logged onto their account and they barely had opened that many packs had very little dust to do anything with. They had gotten a few legendaries but no tools to build around them. 

I decided to see what these newbies were facing. In 5 games I had to try and beat a Cubelock, 2 odd paladins, a taunt druid, and a recruit hunter. I could see why they quit. Is there any match making at work at all in this game? Does Blizzard not understand that they are losing out on growing the player base with this uneven system. This strategy did not make them spend money to get better decks they just quit completely.

I suggested the welcome bundle to get them some competitive cards hopefully, They looked up the Cubelock after I showed them what they had gotten destroyed by and when they saw the dust value they just saw the game as too much of a grind compared to what they started off with.

There are interested players out there Blizzard you are just crushing their souls from the get go. Do better.

Quote from WhatIsACurve >>

Hey, could I get my name changed to "WhatIsACurve" to match my battletag theme? I'd really appreciate it!

Look I know lots of talk is going around about nerfing every card that annoys people during a matchup that's bad for them. Overall i think the talk about nerfing cards is pretty toxic and it can lead to the destruction of archetypes that might be a classes only good/viable archetype. I do think there are some neutral cards that are "not fun" because they can be used effectively in only a few decks that they might as well be class cards. However i think nerfing a good/great class card is not the direction this game needs ie. Call to Arms, Dark Pact, and Possessed Lackey which are the ones I see most talked about. But as far as the neutral cards go I do agree that Spiteful Summoner in Priest, Druid, and sometimes even Mage decks is killer for a lot of classes without good removal turn 5/6. Maybe i don't think things all of the way through or I'm not able to see the bigger picture but instead of nerfing a card why can't they make spiteful consume the spell like Grand Archivist because the huge benefit of spiteful right now is being able to use Mind Control or Ultimate Infestation to either steal a big minion or deal some damage/armor gain at turn 10. Meanwhile, earlier in the game also be able to summon 12/12s and 8/8s.

With the class cards i could see the mana cost being a viable option. but if they do something like that to Call to Arms then it will still just show up in odd paladin decks maybe even being more of a monster. Also specifically it sucks that aggro pally seems to be the only paladin archetype that anyone wants to play. I liked Call to Arms as I ran it in OTK Paladin and it was a good strategy to thin the deck out. But now its just seems to be lumped in with the rest of the smorc machine.

Feel free to leave any comments or just tell me I'm an idiot but I think what I described as a potential fix for at least one of the cards everyone wants nerfed is pretty reasonable.

Hello fellow Hearthpwners,

I think something is wrong in the search function under 'My collection' in Hearthstone (PC version). When I search for a card in my collection the client finds it. However, when I do a second search it does nothing. E.g. if I search for leeroy the card shows up but if I do a second search for Millhouse Manastorm the screen still shows leeroy. Thus, if I want to do a second search I have to exit My Collection and re-open it again. It's annoying as hell. 

Any suggestions?