The comments here about OTK DH being a "hard deck to pilot" are silly. You can play it a few times and get the idea very well like with any deck.
Remember, the WR you see is for all decks running that card. There are still many soul fragment decks running it, even after the nerf. There are aggro decks running it too.
It's a versatile enough card to be useful in most DH decks. Seems like a safe enough craft if you like DH.
These are better combos than what I thought of. My first thought was to combo with a moonfang (possibly with increased health) to do 6 damage a few times. But that's 9-10 mana.
Or nerf him so that he's not a corrupt card. Just an 8 mana, destroy five cards battlecry. Then you can't combine him with YShaarj for the double whammy.
Reality is that game which was here first will always be better ,DotA will always be better then LoL , and LoL will always be much better than Heroes of the storm
Not sure why that would be the case. There are board games that are better than Monopoly, even if Monopoly is older.
It's interesting to me that you prefer Blizzard's art and gameplay in HS over LoR but not in HOTs over LoL. HOTs is a better game that LoL in my opinion, but even if you like LoL more, you have to admit that the Blizzard gameplay, art, music, and humor is superior.
I think it's interesting that the one thing people seem to prefer with LoR is that they give away more stuff. Otherwise, it's basically the same game with a few slightly different mechanics/rules. It didn't take me long to port my HS strategies for aggro, combo, and control over to LoR. The ideas are very similar. So, yeah, I liked LoR just fine...just like I like HS. But why start from scratch in a new, similar card game when I already have a large collection in this one?
Bummer. Edwin was the best of the classic legendaries. He had great Rogue flavor, and he was generally good in most decks. His removal is final nail in the coffin of the classic legendaries. The others are occasionally, situationally useful, but that's it.
Edwin wasn't even problematic until they created Foxy. Just nerf Foxy! Such an easy solution.
Edwin is cool, and so is shadowstep. Rogue's identity is as a combo class. It feels bad when the combos work against you, but we've all won many games against Rogue when the combos just didn't come together.
Don't HOF the cards that give a class its identity. There's already a gravity that pulls all the classes into a homogeneous blandness.
It does wreck in arena, and it's not as situational as you might think. I've drafted it 3-4 times, and I've never struggled to get full value out of it. I average 4-5 wins in arena, but I get 7-8 each time I go with DH lately.
Yshaarj was the old god I wanted the least because he's the only Old God who will not receive any support beyond this expansion. He's a one off for a few months. The others will all continue to be tried for years. He's like the Paladin reborn quest in that way.
And, really, there aren't that many cards to go with Yshaarj. Some classes have 2 corrupt cards and some have only 1. The neutrals are mostly not being played. He's borderline good in 1-2 classes.
Corrupt has turned out to be very good in arena and not terribly common in constructed.
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It shows as a 51% win rate to me.
The comments here about OTK DH being a "hard deck to pilot" are silly. You can play it a few times and get the idea very well like with any deck.
Remember, the WR you see is for all decks running that card. There are still many soul fragment decks running it, even after the nerf. There are aggro decks running it too.
It's a versatile enough card to be useful in most DH decks. Seems like a safe enough craft if you like DH.
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All the Paladin decks are good because Paladin has the best opening plays of any class right now.
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Might be fun with Treachery. Give them minions that penalize you when they attack.
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These are better combos than what I thought of. My first thought was to combo with a moonfang (possibly with increased health) to do 6 damage a few times. But that's 9-10 mana.
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Or nerf him so that he's not a corrupt card. Just an 8 mana, destroy five cards battlecry. Then you can't combine him with YShaarj for the double whammy.
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Not sure why that would be the case. There are board games that are better than Monopoly, even if Monopoly is older.
It's interesting to me that you prefer Blizzard's art and gameplay in HS over LoR but not in HOTs over LoL. HOTs is a better game that LoL in my opinion, but even if you like LoL more, you have to admit that the Blizzard gameplay, art, music, and humor is superior.
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I think it's interesting that the one thing people seem to prefer with LoR is that they give away more stuff. Otherwise, it's basically the same game with a few slightly different mechanics/rules. It didn't take me long to port my HS strategies for aggro, combo, and control over to LoR. The ideas are very similar. So, yeah, I liked LoR just fine...just like I like HS. But why start from scratch in a new, similar card game when I already have a large collection in this one?
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Bummer. Edwin was the best of the classic legendaries. He had great Rogue flavor, and he was generally good in most decks. His removal is final nail in the coffin of the classic legendaries. The others are occasionally, situationally useful, but that's it.
Edwin wasn't even problematic until they created Foxy. Just nerf Foxy! Such an easy solution.
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I did all 8 on the first try. Each one has a path to victory - it's all about getting lucky with the draws, which I did.
On Garrosh vs Anduin, though, I had to try 4 times. It's all about the draw.
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They might as well just remove priest if they do that.
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We got a Natalie Seline (from the armor spell, bounced back with sap), and it killed the piñata, but the game didn’t end.
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Edwin is cool, and so is shadowstep. Rogue's identity is as a combo class. It feels bad when the combos work against you, but we've all won many games against Rogue when the combos just didn't come together.
Don't HOF the cards that give a class its identity. There's already a gravity that pulls all the classes into a homogeneous blandness.
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It does wreck in arena, and it's not as situational as you might think. I've drafted it 3-4 times, and I've never struggled to get full value out of it. I average 4-5 wins in arena, but I get 7-8 each time I go with DH lately.
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Yshaarj was the old god I wanted the least because he's the only Old God who will not receive any support beyond this expansion. He's a one off for a few months. The others will all continue to be tried for years. He's like the Paladin reborn quest in that way.
And, really, there aren't that many cards to go with Yshaarj. Some classes have 2 corrupt cards and some have only 1. The neutrals are mostly not being played. He's borderline good in 1-2 classes.
Corrupt has turned out to be very good in arena and not terribly common in constructed.
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Good on the DH but why Brann and Polkelt? Not really a problem.