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Imagine thinking 4 cards is hard for rogue to get for a quest and also printing this in the same set

How cute it's trying to be a druid card

It's a new precedent this expansion. Blizzard releases cards that benefit wild more than standard.

This is NOT a control rogue tool, blizzard hates the idea of control rogue, this is an aggro rogue tool to slot in to the burgle lackey rogue deck without even thinking about it.

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The thing i don't like about the quests is how straight up different power levels they are, with un'goro all the quests were just about the same power level(an argument could be made about warlock or paladin), but these quests are not like that at all. The warlock quest you need to draw 20 cards to get the benefit for it and yes i know plot twist is a card that exists but honestly it's a big meme, you'd have to play a complete control deck to get the quest done, and by the time you get the quest done and you have the hero power so what if you can turn any card into a 2 mana cost, it doesn't do anything. Warrior quest summons a 4/3 which is easily out valued and tempoed just by lackeys, priest OP, Rogue not exactly OP but it's easy AF to complete, druid easy to complete, i don't understand the thought process of the quests at all.

 Much play testing went into designing these cards.  You act like they just threw some numbers in a hat and pulled them out to assign values.  

Simply no faith in the HS team, but here you are on their fansite doubting them.  

People are always so quick to judge cards good or bad without much thought at all. 

I'm not trying to single you out but I picked the best example.  Happened to be yours.  

How good is equipping a 3/2 weapon every couple of turns that gives you immune?  

How bad is draw a card it costs 0?  

Until you're playing them we can only guess.  

 How good is rogue having a fiery war axe every turn that can go face? Hmmmmm guess we'll just have to wait and see, there's no way we can tell how that will be right now.

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Warlock quest is for plot twist builds.. so use 1 plot twist by turn 5-6 thats what 16-18 cards drawn depending...? 

 What would you rather play on turn 4 as warlock with an almost full hand, plot twist? or mountain giant/drake

The thing i don't like about the quests is how straight up different power levels they are, with un'goro all the quests were just about the same power level(an argument could be made about warlock or paladin), but these quests are not like that at all. The warlock quest you need to draw 20 cards to get the benefit for it and yes i know plot twist is a card that exists but honestly it's a big meme, you'd have to play a complete control deck to get the quest done, and by the time you get the quest done and you have the hero power so what if you can turn any card into a 2 mana cost, it doesn't do anything. Warrior quest summons a 4/3 which is easily out valued and tempoed just by lackeys, priest OP, Rogue not exactly OP but it's easy AF to complete, druid easy to complete, i don't understand the thought process of the quests at all.

Here warlock draw 20 cards lmao and then you can have 5 free ones, rogue let's just give you your reward for free

"We're hall of faming genn and baku because we don't like the idea of powercreeped hero powers"

Also blizzard

I thought Bloodsworn Mercenary was the best LOOKING card of the set so far so i would make a deck out of it, that said i'd rather wait to see all the cards before i went to do it. Since currently at the time of this posting we're only at 85/135, but this theorycraft doesn't look bad at all, that said i do not like Siamat i don't think it'll be good, and i think you just included it because it said "rush" on the card, maybe some wargear stuff or just general magnetic cards would be a nicer fit since you have Bronze Gatekeeper. It's also strange how even though you opened with Bloodsworn Mercenary you didn't include the Leeroy Jenkins + Inner Rage + Bloodsworn Mercenary combo that has been going around everywhere lately.

If it were up to me i'd kick out Siamat and one Eternium Rover for leeroy and a copy of inner rage, just for a bit of burst potential, since afterall this isn't warlock taunt meta anymore.

I am turning into the guy that always complains about people netdecking aggro decks in casual mode, i just played a couple games in casual to test out my doragon warrior and i got a mech paladin, 2 cyclone mages, a summoner mage, and 2 zoos

Why do people play aggro in casual mode? Are they not smart enough to know they belong on ladder?

i never thought about that, that's a pretty good idea

Check the trash outside your local hearthstone player's house they always throw the babies out with the bathwater

If you play a shitty aggro deck in casual mode i do this on purpose.

So many replies about how they have had bad experiences about people just screaming at them via text, and honestly it doesn't really bother me at all, i accept any and all friend invites i get, i think it's funny when i beat someone so bad they start yelling at me about how i'm the luckiest person in the world(when i already know for a fact i'm not) or how they have had sexual relations with my mother while my sisters watched. It doesn't bother me at all, mostly because i don't remember them, i have never added someone and had an actual conversation about a game, when i add people i say stuff like "Gg man that was a nice game, can you share your decklist? it seemed really fun" or something like that and i usually get no reply so i just delete them the next day. If i did that's what i would remember because it's a nicer thing.