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Quote from Peteravens05 >>

After playing with this card for a little while, i dont see what the problem is, Ive been about to play a normal game almost all the time. I got Rend against someone playing Cthun and it saved my ass.

They will generally save their brawl for your Call of the Wild anyway so that extra minion just dies to brawl.

I recently made a priest deck and well, priest is absurdly powerful. People were wrong. The large reason is that it counters the most popular deck currently - hunter. Priest isn't also a niche tech deck any more. It can counter aggro and has a great chance at beating late game decks as well.

P.s I was playing at legend.

Today, the community learned why 80% of players reside below rank 18.

The secret to making a good discardlock is not going full discard. Just add the good cards to zoo and skip the rest.

He sure outplayed me!

Quote from lider10009 >>

Heroic mode? i need to went thru hell to get shitty card back? fuck this horseshit, fuck the guy who designed them, fuck anyone who thought that giving nefarian 10 mana at start and only one rag card was good idea, fuck anyone who thought that dark iron arena guy should have 4 mana at start and 0 mana hero power is good idea, FUCK. THEM. ALL.

Brace for impact.

ffs no malc imp yet  wtf?

I never complained about Dr 7 or Shredder back then, the RNG was manageable.

Enter Yogg.

This card can make you win a game lost, all thanks to RNG. The problem is, this card is also played in "competitive" decks and tournaments; well, how on earth can you say "Gratz" to a player who just won a lost game only thanks to Yogg's RNG? This card is just plain dumb and a horrible design, I can't wait to see this aberration of a card rotating out of Standard, at least. Too bad it is going to plague Wild format forever.

Quote from vortical42 >>

Still not sure I understand the inclusion of pit lord. I know you said it is there to set up for doomguard, but it just doesn't do that. It isn't a big enough threat to draw out a hard removal like sheep or hex. An aggro deck will just trade in a cheap minion or ignore it and go for face. Control doesn't care about the board anyway so they will ignore it as well. Am I missing something obvious here?

If you really want a 4 mana minion that can bait out the big removal options, why not run dreadsteed? Either he eats a hard removal and clears the way for doomguard, or he sticks and you have a guaranteed minion to close out the game with power overwhelming. 

This is a top tier pick for the Arena, that's for sure

I've never sent a request but I've had a lot sent to me. I usually wait about a week and then accept it, if they're still mad then, that's a personal issue that they should probably address. 

Friends aren't necessary in Hearthstone, so I don't bother.