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Battletag: Sovereign#1390

region: NA

trade only: Yes 

Yes! play this deck and feed me my tempo mage wins lol. That being said, obviously an incredible deck that has incredible come backs and powerful tempo plays. 

If you're struggling to win with this deck it's because you need to practice. Playing a tier one deck doesn't carry you completely, keep practicing and you'll definitely see results.  

Wild is so unbelievably insane that games feel like they are decided by turn 3-4. Sometimes against aggro decks they are over by turn fucking 2. The power level needs to be reduced.... So many fun decks are pushed out because try hards can't stop playing even shaman and star druid,also good luck beating those decks with anything other than a mirror match. 

Competition brings out toxicity. As gaming culture is pretty well known, this fact should also be pretty well known. CS:GO, LoL, dota, Wow arena, overwatch, hearthstone, call of duty.... You name it, when people compete they get angry. 

Should warn new players that this deck is not a top tier deck and to use your dust wisely. That being said, looks like a cool ass deck and thanks for sharing.  

Not to sound entitled (which this will to some degree). Hearthstone is an expensive game, especially if you want to experience the game to its max. By that I mean playing the decks that you want to play and not being limited by your collection at all times. So that being said, a lot of us pay good money to play this game. I can't speak for others but that means I expect a balanced, and fun experience. At the moment the game is actually pretty good, but there are problems. Druid in particular, as a wild player (My majority played format), Druid is shaping the format so much that a lot of decks are pushed out. So what does that mean... I'm facing either Druid, in its many forms, even shaman, odd paladin, or odd rogue. That's my meta, everyday I play at rank 3 or rank 2. So yeah... I'm salty as fuck. 

I think it's possible. I find the opponents making plays that obviously were well thought out turns before. Plus it only makes sense, as a game is out for a longer period of time the skill level of players has to increase over time unless complexity is increased. I know I'm a lot better than I was a year ago. Might actually hit legend this month with a pretty good win rate, 77% from rank 19 to 7. 

Battletag - Sovereign#1390

Region - U.S

Trade only - Yes

DONE

I'll open terrible legendary cards

Some cards people thought were gonna be good will be shit like every expansion 

There is a card that no one is talking about that will be the bane of our existence for months 

Wild will get even shittier forcing me to eventually play standard (probably this expansion)

Hope your packs openings go well! This expansion actually does look awesome although I was never huge on the mech theme in GvG.  

Don't think this is as simple as what one is the best. I think it comes down to what decks you are looking to play, then seeing what expansions gives you the most value for w/e goal you have set. Every adventure gives good cards, it all comes down to what you're looking for. 

Bold prediction: This will be one of the first metas without an aggro deck. This will be a control meta that is revolved around value. You heard it here first folks. 

I don't know why, but I love everything about this card. The art, the effect, the possible interactions with tolvir warden. Awesome!! I don't love hunter, but hunter cards always get me the most excited. 

It goes something like: Cause rogue has preparation...and backstab, and fan of knives, and a bunch of other broken classic and basic cards. So, as a heavy rogue player myself, we get weaker cards than other classes. 

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I guess a lot of people weren't around in the days when naxx came out but that set is straight up broken.

Zombie chow, haunted creeper, mad scientist, Loatheb, sludge belcher, void caller, deaths bite and of course,  under taker

Half of the set would still be auto include in their respective deck types

Personally I had to say Un'goro. That set had so many meta card nukes. Multiple cards on every page that let an archetype flourish or just straight up created a whole new deck all by itself.