Hearthpwn

I say Hi back when I play my 9/7 Rush, Lifesteal and Divine Shield

1- It's a Warlock card

2- It's an 8 mana card

You can buy  the class legendary one now before the dragon one appears. Once it does appear, I think the class legendary one is gone

Nope. It's a common neutral card that's also summoned by other cards.

Unless it says where the minions it changes are or "(wherever they are)" or something, it's just the board. See Twisting Nether

Random Class cards from your opponent's class.

You realise just because it is 1 mana doesn't mean you have to play it turn 1, right? It's a combo card to allow you to double your buff spells, if you want a 1-drop play Northshire Cleric or Dire Mole or the new 1/3 that deals 5 damage to your hero and gains you 5 armor.

It's summoned and then it dies. Maybe it either attacks dealing 0 damage or just doesn't attack.

People said Giant Mastodon wouldn't see play too... What's your point? Aside from 3 attack and high health, Voidlord and Beryllium Nullifier are nothing alike

I'm on it, don't worry. 

Day9 is a treasure, Cora was a good player she knew what was he talking, but man she annoyed the hell out of me whit the slow ass plays and the roping every turn, maybe was awkward playing with a screen so far away but why move the mouse so slow, couldn't take stopped watching after the third game

Even the 'Shadows' tab still has Rumble Run and other Rastakhan related things in the drop down

When is the "New expansion"-link in the upperbar going to change? @Fluxflashor

Wild is more fun imo

Wild is the real Hearthstone

I did that in the very first standard rotation and now i regret it, because i actualy started playing wild.

Think twice and make sure you make a good decision.

DON’T.  JUST DON’T. 

Not worth to dust. Keep the cards, For 32 legendaries you can create 8 new. When you dust them when rotate you can create 2 new. In 2 rotations 32 legendaries turn into 2. 

I've said this on tons of threads in many different ways so let me make it super simple.

Long-term: If you're planning on really sticking with this game (I mean like making it your primary video game) then keep your cards and build a collection. Use it for solo content, use it for tavern brawl, use it for your own enjoyment in wild if you have enough to make a decent deck. You don't have to have every card in wild to compete. My even oil rogue that I pulled off a player on this very site cost me only 400 dust outside of my collection, and got me to rank 12 in wild in one day from 25.

Short-term: You really have a flavor for this game and you don't know how long that will last. Dust it all. You started playing in 2017 and that means your collection is probably weak. Dust everything and focus on year of the raven and year of the dragon. Playing this game and having fun generally means playing standard ladder for a lot of players. You want to be able to play at least 3 decent meta styled decks whether or not you have all the cards to make said decks. The game can get repetitive, but its easier to grind with some semblance of variety. GLHF

WILD IS CHEAPER TO PLAY DONT DO IT. standard will be suuper expensive in the long run unlike wild