Okay people. Therefore, the Fortuneteller sells cards for different classes in WoW. To summon this NPC you need this kind of item
wich looks like cloak, Zayle, Shadow Cloak. Zayle, Shadow Cloak gives 5 new recipes to play with and we see 5 cards on the table and 5 chairs in the room in trailer. We also have 5 chapters at new adventure. Looks like Fortuneteller is one of the corresponding deck recipes hero and we are missing 4 more.
At new Arena drafting system will have next 5 addons: Naxxramas, Old Gods, Witchwood, Mean Streets of Gadgetzan and maybe the newest expansion. So maybe 5 cards on the table are corresponding 5 new Arena draft expansions?..If that is, we see 1 new expansion and K&C wich is not corresponding to the new Arena draft system.
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Cheaper packs for developing nations like India. ₹3k to ₹3.5k for 50 packs isn't affordable for a vast majority of Indians. The quantity of Indians should make up for the lost profit per transaction. That's how Walmart operates
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I upvoted this just for the first point. The Indian gaming market has a lot of potential, but paying ₹3k - ₹3.5k just isn't affordable enough. Also, the game needs to be much smoother than it is.
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Bro this is not an easy deck to pilot, for sure. It's one of the harder decks out there, as is mentioned in the guide. It relies a lot on planning for subsequent turns, sequencing your turn properly, anticipating the opponent plays, making things weird for the opponent, setting up for 2 card combos like saronite chain gang and strongshell scavenger. A simple example is that I had 4 mana left, in a game, and I had an option between saronite chain gang and tar creeper. The opponent had a bunch of 3/3 and 3/1 minions on board. I went with tar creeper even though it's mana inefficient. Just because it makes the trades worse for him.
I am a druid main and I'm 3-0 with this deck at present at rank 5, and it took me half an hour to get those wins. I didn't play perfectly, but it was good enough. I'll post some replays at the end of this comment. I'd recommend you watching them.
Playing suggestions:
Since you're at rank 17 with zoo, I would recommend trying to get to rank 10 at least, before giving this deck a shot.
Crafting suggestion:
I'd recommend not crafting this deck, and if you already crafted, then I'd strongly recommend NOT dusting it, because it's very hard to craft cards, and dusting cards makes your collection very weak, with the exception being nerfs, where you absolutely should dust all the nerfed cards.
My games so far:
https://hsreplay.net/replay/aiKSccUMXQBayodf4gNYmi
https://hsreplay.net/replay/TLSkT6FtZp6ntsmjLhCUj4
https://hsreplay.net/replay/D3yEjAqzKk927FmRvCjTF2
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Maybe Skulking Geist. You don't see too many Jade druids anymore
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Potentially insane synergy with Reckless Flurry
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Has synergy with Reckless Flurry 3/4 times, one of which is a 15 damage AOE. I see potential.
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I think this is an auto-include in Evolve Shaman. The 5/5 is probably costed at 5 mana. Possible combos:
1. Rattling Rascal+Evolve (5 mana): The one turn before Doppelgangster+Evolve may matter, and this creates redundancy for Evolve targets, making Evolve a better keep in the opening hand
2. Rattling Rascal+Thrall, Deathseer battlecry (9 mana)
3. Rattling Rascal+Thrall, Deathseer's hero power (6 mana): Curves out after Thrall Deathseer played on turn 5.
Evolve Shaman needed more evolve targets, and this one is a prime candidate
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But, buuttt, Kun was supposedly a 0 mana 7/7 :'(
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RobinRocket is probably one of the guys who rated this card meta defining. As more than half the voters agree (including memeing me), I think he has a valid point, and needs to be respected.
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