Hearthpwn

This is a good answer to the players complaining that turns are too long. However, it's not gonna fit every deck unless you know you're facing someone running the same card. 

The main problem with making it 5 or 6 mana is that it would be a 'must include' in every deck. I think 7 mana 8/8 is the most balanced they could make it without creating a 'blitz' game mode. There might be an issue with dragon based decks being too strong in the new meta because they benefit from its type, but I think this is a very cool concept. I'm super excited to see how it works out!

This guy looks so much like Phoenix from Valorant!

Hopefully this means that Rogues will get a lot of cool weapons in the future!

I look forward to pretty much the whole event. Lots of updates on current and new games, competitions and the chance to get a glimpse behind the scenes of Blizzard!

Almost had me going with the Faceless Manipulators for a second. Not sure whether I would've made the right play if I didn't know to look for lethal, however. Well played!

First of all, this is only 27 cards. You've probably forgotten something. 

Second, you need to find a purpose behind you're deck. Do you want to rush? Mid-range deck? Spellpower? Control? 

You should figure this out, and after that, it will be easier to help you. 

I was thinking more in the lines of ManaGrind's tournaments and so on. We've seen a couple of decks straying from the meta, and they sometimes win aswell, but Pyro Mages and Priests still dominate. 

And yeah, there will always be a lot of players copy-pasting their decks from sites like this one, aswell as from streamers, but I'm not taking those into this consideration. I was just hoping one of the players in the tourney would find some kind of overlooked composition that's really cool! 

Guess we'll have to wait for some more cards for that, though. 

In just 1 day and 10 hours, the Innkeeper's Invitational begins. Needless to say, I'm really excited and I've been looking forward to it ever since it got announced. 

One of the (possibly) most exciting things though, is what will happen to the meta. 

Do you guys think we'll see a deck, or a way of playing that's so gamebreaking it will change the meta? I sure hope so!

Timberwolves gives adjacent minions +1. 

This is not a battlecry, but a continious effect. Hence, Humility isn't bugged, because it reduces the Grizzly's attack to 1, and the Timberwolf gives it +1.

At BlizzCon, we'll see what probably turns out to be the most important and exciting Hearthstone tournament yet. This is a tournament will most likely change the meta (more or less), and if nothing else be legendary.

However.. I'm broke as a rats ass, and can't afford a Virtual Ticket to BlizzCon. Is there any other way to get to watch this? If not, I'll probably spend the whole weekend looking for a site that streams it for free, our scour through my friendslist, trying to find someone who bought a Virtual Ticket so I can leech on them! 

It could be good in a mid- to lategame deck, as a way to hold of rush decks, but nah.. Random removal which is including your creatures is just not worth a slot in your deck.

http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/9079-lemon-juice

Quite a few replies here! Good luck everyone (Y)

Can't wait! This will be awesome (Y) 

One question, though. How much delay should I put on the stream? Was thinking something in the lines of 5 minutes or so, but what do you recommend?

Looking forward to the fifth!

Add me to the stream list - www.twitch.tv/Xelp0