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it would be good in paladin, pull out a rag lightlord or tirion. also I feel like recruit in general is decent in handbuff because the understatted recruiter gets decent stats and pulling out a decent thing on board as well as decent stats is scary. plus big stuff does not really want to be buffed much so pulling it out of deck so you can't have a dead card in hand getting buffed instead of small guys is a good thing.

imagine that you are going to fight eight progressively harder bosses, we have only seen the first three. it is highly unlikely that all of a dungeon run will be as easy as the first three. We see in general the health doubling each time for the first 3, so the fourth and on will start to be really difficult.

I disagree that the druid one is all that bad at base, it is one mana deal 2, the shaman one is bad at base but I think that the difficulty of doing the task is supposed to balance it a little, and they want to make an overload shaman so overload will be easy, but most things druid has for armor are expensive or conditional. so druid gets a better base card and shaman gets a more powerful final version.

Why is someone complaining about a card in a thread about you know, aesthetics and theming? Like seriously, let go.

hearthstone has no ban, no way to punish friend ragers, they generally don't bother me much, I friend anyone that sends a request, and if I played a fun game against a deck I don't see often, I try to friend the person. But friend ragers do discourage actually friending people in game, and the argument that it is your fault you accepted the request is dumb, because there is a purpose for the friend function, and saying using it is a bad idea normalizes the innapropriate behaviour.

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Are you really joking about MSOG? It had MUCH more diverse metagame compared to current. Here are the pics, one of it is MSOG 2 month before expansion and second 1 week before expansion.

 

 

You see how may decks are here? And I strictly remember that this top10 decks nearly similarly appeared on rank5-1 and they all were viable. And I'm not even saying that Ungoro after rogue nerf gave viable deck for each class, and that was greatest time in standard ever.

And what about KoFT? Only 4 viable decks, jade druid, razakus, keleseth rogue and lock. Current situation is the nearly worst in hearthstone history (worthier was only Karazhan when ladder was flooded with mid-shaman).

 

So definitely current set is bad in terms of design and balance. I don't know why Blizzard are not testing balance on PTR before release. ANd even if they are making mistakes, why are not they fixing it to adjust balance on fly.  Without only nerfing one-two cards, but buffing some cards too, to make some unplayable archetypes viable. Paladin, warrior, hunter - are really abandoned classes for now, shaman is hardly playable too. Half of game classes are not working and will not be working till next expansion. And this is Team5 mistake which they dont want to recognize and dont want to fix

Yeah don't finish because if you play to two losses you will get the reward plus a whole new arena run, which means you payed 150 for a minimum of two packs and like 50 gold. If you complete it you get on average less. That is if the info we were told a week or two ago is correct. 

I tend to prefer servant of kalimos to shadowcaster in this type of deck, it can give you jade spirits, as well as giving you other potential utility, and better stats, which make it a more consistent card in my opinion. Another change I would make is an extra fire fly and removing the journey below. Journey below is inconsistent and you need more early game, as well as fire fly being a great activator for your combo cards and for servant of kalimos. Those are the main things that I think improve this list, though dropping a prep and an si7 for a tar creeper, or if you are feeling crazy a stonehill defender is a choice I tend to like on my lists for rogue. There are many other changes I personally would make, but they all kind of destroy the integrity of the idea for the deck and when I making a non-meta deck the integrity of the idea is pretty important, because the idea is the main reason you are playing the deck.

so I personally think hearthstone is a great game, this has nothing to do with how much I enjoy it right now, and in fact how much I enjoy hearthstone has nothing to do with the state of the game. A week or so ago I did not enjoy hearthstone, so I played very little, as of last saturday though I suddenly got really interested again. But I started playing with some new ideas I had had for weird decks then, and when I run out of ideas in a month or so I will stop playing for a week or two except for the quests which I will try to complete as quickly as possible with terrible decks like every murloc I have for murloc quests and stuff like that.  Currently I am playing with various corpsetaker decks and paring corpsetaker with other ideas I have used in the past etc. Basically I enjoy trying out new ideas and trying to make something novel. And hearthstone has some of the qualities of my favourite strategy board games, it allows complexity to come through your choices, not through it's mechanics. I super enjoy that and I think that is what makes hearthstone a good game. I think the weakpoint of hearthstone is entirey the players. If everyone shared the joy in new experiences then the ladder would not be so boring, and it would be a more interesting climb. And the more decks that see play the harder it is for any one deck to be strong. People get stuck at low ranks not just because they aren't amazing, or don't have cards, but because at low ranks the meta is not really a factor, the things you encounter are a crazy mixed bag and so climbing is less consistent.

Here's a wild version I created, more cycle to get the combo faster.

It's a Wild deck tho...

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And what is wrong or strange about that? Having strong competition is always good for the customer.

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You get a free arena run every week, you numbnut.

You get a free arena run every week, you numbnut.

Just to keep Justicar non-confusing and in synergy with other cards, the simple solution is to do both powers. So you get a 1/2 mech with stealth every time you use it.

I think doing much more is just complicating Justicar more than it was ever intended, no?