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Anub'Rekhan

I think we'll just have to agree to disagree on these, dude. I don't think inevitability in HS is a problem (Ignite, The Demon Seed) within a reasonable time frame (if the warlock quest needs fixing, which it might, I would prefer they just make it harder to complete, and thus slower). And fatigue isn't especially relevant outside control v control, which is a real rarity these days.

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2. Make ignite cost 3 mana, and start with 1 damage.  The card is already an infinite damage engine, it shouldn't start as a baseline ok card If u make ignite 3 mana un Nerf encanter flow. 

Just say you want the card deleted, man. 3 mana start at 1 dmg means you need to play, draw and replay it six(!) times to get a... slightly better Fireball.

You already have to draw and play a 7+ mana card to activate the corrupt effect. There are few enough of those that you can get away with playing in standard, and outside of Y'shaarj I can't really see realistic options at 9+ mana. So you just want the card removed from the game? OK, say that then. Upping the requirement to 9+ mana is less about "deckbuilding and normal constraints", and more about making the card actually unplayable. Pretending you want to "balance" the card when you just want it nerfed into unplayability is just disingenuous.

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That is one of those achivements that you are not supposed to chase, it's more have an "Get rewarded for a memorable moment" Achivement.

This. The only way to "chase" this achievement is just to play to copies of Oh My Yogg in a standard Pure Paladin or any other Paladin deck you like, and hope that some lucky day, the impossible will happen. This achievement is similar to the Rogue one where you have to summon a 10-cost minion with Shadow Clone. You can do your best to set it up, but ultimately, you will have to get lucky.

Actually, the Shadow Clone was rather simple. Prep and Vanish, into Arcane Giant + Silas Darkmoon + Shadowstep. But the Oh My Yogg! one seems absolutely impossible to do on purpose.

Y'Shaarj requires you to both corrupt and play the cards, in order to get them back for 0 mana. Which, in the case of most all Corrupt cards outside Strongman, can be both difficult and extremely time consuming. In my experience, he only comes down in the late game or right before fatigue hits for Druid/Warlock, when playing against other very greedy decks.

Basically, he's a non-factor or a really bad draw against decks that plan to win before the decks empty out. So I think he's fine.

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Breath of the Infinite

Holy Nova

Wild Pyromancer + Apotheosis

Soul Mirror

Plague of Death

So, Breath plus: 4-mana deal two, 5-mana deal one and to 7+ mana cards. I'm not saying its barren, but it's underwhelming compared to priests of the past. I agree with OP that the class could use a reasonable board clear that doesn't require you to wait until two turns after DH kills you.

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I don't get this, Priest has so many answers, especially if you are a wild player like me. Priest can just murder cards after cards I lay down while playing almost nothing and then stomping you late game.

You're not getting it because you're ignoring his point. Priest has several great board clears in wild. In standard, it has very litte outside of Breath of the Infinite.

I believe the justification is mainly that higher rarity = more build-around. IE. epics are usually more specific in what kind of deck it needs to go into to work, or might even require you to build the deck around it, while commons and to an extent rares are more broadly effective (if not powerful). Legendaries come with their own direct restriction (1 off in each deck), as you mention.

How are you faring with generating lackeys for Tog? I'd imagine it's harder with only EVIL Miscreant and no invoke cards.

Was Switcheroo really that problematic in Standard? Was Twin-fin Fin Twin plus Deathwing the Destroyer really a combo that disruptive and unhealthy? They could changed it to swap attack only rather than health. I think Attack is more useful swapped than health.

Kazakusan's change hurt the other control decks that are honestly just trying to play the game. However, it is a necessary change because Druids really don't want anyone else to have fun. Their board of 0 mana 8/8s and their 50+ health is surprisingly manageable but then they play Kazakusan and really turn the BS to eleven with the treasures. Hopefully forcing them to include 3 more dragons other than Raid Boss Onyxia in their deck would slow them down.

Edit: I seriously don’t understand the downvotes. Did I struck a nerve or something with my Switcheroo comment? 

"I want to nerf these cards into oblivion or making them absurdly toxic", heartpwn edition.

No one would ever play ignite, ever again, in the history of the game. Just say what you actually want "Ignite should be deleted", that's easier, without any nonsense "omg I'm so cute and artsy look at this funky change I made that will result in the card never being used again". It's not difficult to do mate and it's disingenuous as all hell.

No one would ever play the warlock quest either. Because guess what, the whole point is damaging yourself the whole game in order to redirect damage to your opponent. Which is also why aggro decks are good against questlocks, because if you do the opponent's job it kind of helps them kill you. Again, just say "I don't want anyone to ever play this card ever again", stop beating around the bush so much.

I don't even want to go into the waygate change because it'll never be implemented to begin with so it's useless to discuss. It'd either stay unplayed as it is now (which is good) or be entirely broken, which would be far from good.

Thankfully the meta isn't slow enough (probably won't ever be again outside of idk...bronze and silver ranks) for your benedictus change to affect anyone because wow, what a horrid change that'd be. If you want to play stupid cards play them for your own sake, kindly don't force your opponent to participate in this idiotic memery.

 Your Open the Waygate change is without exaggerating the worst hearthstone related idea i have ever seen, you do realize you can very easily capture your opoonent in an endless time loop that only ends if one of you two concedes or you hit the 45/90 turn limit? Like, finish your quest, ingore board state and just go face, if they decide to kill your just turn back time 1-3 turns and repeat, until they eventually concede out of bordedom.

The only kind of deck that could reasonably get out of this is a control deck that can withstand 3 turns of pure "ignore verything, go face mode" and kill you on turn 4 after your quest is completed.

Sorry but no, id rather keep playing against old Time Warp.

Again, another thread, of a low rank player complaining about Tickatus. This time with the spicy flavor of wild. I'd link the salt thread, but I don't feel like looking for it. So I will be helpful and give some good advice, yet again, on how to beat Tickatus: kill em. If your deck cannot pressure them enough, there are the following possibilities:

1. Your deck is bad.

2. Your playstyle needs work.

3. It's a bad matchup, which has 2 more remifications: 3.1 Accept it and move on; 3.2 Tech against it if you face it very often.

There's a reason why tickatus is rare at higher levels of play. Look within before crying on forums.

Joke that’s been said for years is still relevant

How many hearthstone devs does it take to fix a lightbulb? Doesn’t matter, they can’t balance the ladder

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD, SKULL FOR THE SKULL THRONE

If you think this card is bad, why do you want it to be epic instead of legendary? You can put only one legendary in your deck and two epics, so if a good epic and a bad legendary switch rarities, that would make it worse for hunter players...

Edit: Totally okay with downvotes, so go ahead. But please also reply if you downvote because I'm actually confused by the OP's logic and apparently many people agree with them that legendaries should be the strongest cards even though this would make the game more expensive for players to play AND decks more highroll in nature.

80% druid, 15% mage and 5% connection issues

Easy game.