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Most people in Wild Casual are just there to finish their Daily Quests or test out some wacky combo without the pressure of ladder. My other theory is that your internal MMR in Casual Wild is so low that you are getting matched up with people with similar MMR.

Thanks for the Wild content! I switched over to Wild a year ago and I imagine more people will be switching over as the next rotation approaches.

Great decks as always Solem!

My new tech against Big Priest in my Dragon Reno Priest deck!

This is very similar to the decklist I've been playing this month. Only difference is my addition of Reckless Experimenter for Dragonfire Potion. Reckless Experimenter + Sylvanas + Cube on turn 10 is a really strong combo against other control decks.

That's what the Dirty Rat is for.

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Excellent, thanks for the reply :)

Uh no, you wouldn't get 1600 dust for dusting it. You would get 1600 + 400 if you dust.

Combo with Blackhowl Gun Turret?

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Standard is also the money grab that this game needs to stay afloat.

Good god, that art is awful.

It's a fucking card game. If I want to take a break from playing Red Dead or whatever chilling on hearthstone is always a nice option. Also, it's sounds like you were worn down by constructed, but arena has consistantly been by far the best play mode in hearthstone since ...well, launch.

'Quitting' games is a ridiculous concept in itself, either play or not, do what you want, you don't need to draw imaginary red lines all over the place.

Sry I messed it up

From obscure and incredibly lame to a crucial combo piece in the DK Paladin gameplan!

If you have Thunderhead on board you can play Voltaic Burst + Fire Fly to get a board full of Legendaries. Or if you doesn't have any minions before you can get atleast 4. I think it could turn out better than it looks.

Oh no. A 6/6 that does nothing for 6 mana. Game breaking interaction. 

I can't see how that's a strong play. Reckless experimenter will be a must remove card for your opponent, so I'd say that she won't survive two turns most of the time. Besides it's two bad tempo plays if you want to do it on curve. First a 4/6 and then a 5/5 that basically does nothing. If you manage to pull it off well it's still just stats. A silence or transformation effect will prevent him from coming back. Though the ticks on the quest counter will be nice. 

I also cringe at seeing some cards and interactions, but so far i've always been able to face and defeat them consistently enough.

The limitations in deckbuilding i face in Standard are far more problematic to me.

Thank you for the Wild coverage!

Much needed and much appreciated. Cheers!

To the Standard players: notice that the Wild-only cards needed for these deck, but also for the most established ones, are not too many, and often very cheap to craft. Come and join the Wild side!