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That’s not what “jumping to conclusions” means.

There is no conclusion there, just a question lol

I have been a little disappointed in this PvE compared to the last two. Tombs of Terror was wonderful, so I’m confused as to why they went back to the “wing” gameplay compared to the new formula they had developed since Dungeon Run. Seems almost like they peaked lol

Don’t get me wrong, I love the flavor and new cards that have been added. But I was surprised at the lack of difficulty. After replaying all the newer solo adventures; from K&C to SoU (excluding Boomsday) the amount of RNG seemed to lessen each time IMO. But the same is not true for the older adventures that require deckbuilding. Those seem to worsen with specific bosses, with Lich King being one of the most obnoxious of the bunch. 

For me personally, one of the best parts of the older adventures is the ability to exploit a specific weakness when building a deck. It helps to be fun and creative with it. And while I realize that’s not everyone’s cup of tea, I found it dissatisfying how easily I could beat the “heroic” bosses in Galakrond’s Awakening so far.

Perhaps next week will surprise me, but so far I have been able to beat every boss with Exodia mage. More than half of them on the first try. Does anyone else feel a bit underwhelmed with the difficulty? Below is the deck I used, I found it Looking for a way to beat a heroic boss in League of Explorers.

I know OTK mage is vastly OP for these Solo Adventures, but I am speaking about the bosses themselves. Again, these are just my opinions and I’m curious for insight on why they decided to change back.

### doom draw freeze otk
# Class: Mage
# Format: Wild
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# 2x (1) Arcane Artificer
# 2x (1) Ray of Frost
# 2x (2) Doomsayer
# 2x (2) Mad Scientist
# 2x (2) Novice Engineer
# 2x (2) Research Project
# 2x (2) Sorcerer's Apprentice
# 2x (3) Arcane Intellect
# 2x (3) Coldlight Oracle
# 2x (3) Frost Nova
# 2x (3) Ice Barrier
# 1x (3) Ice Block
# 1x (3) Simulacrum
# 2x (4) Molten Reflection
# 2x (6) Blizzard
# 1x (6) Emperor Thaurissan
# 1x (7) Archmage Antonidas
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What? What does that have to do with a psychopomp like Anubis?

I think a necrium vial as I’m pretty sure the effect with Baron Rivendare doesn’t stack. It’s one mana cheaper and worse in some ways but provides a body. Then again, people run weapon removal and there’s really no weapon buffs/synergy in the deck; so if you’re facing less aggro maybe that’s a better swap. 

My last guess would be umbra; same mana cost but the effects are a lot better if you can keep her up sometimes. 

 really any of these work I think. Personally I’m going to try swapping him out for a Vial first.

You saved me hours tring to otk priest, won first game. Very much appreciated 

I disagree, I think at the time of Frozen throne leading up to the Odd & Even decks, most of these cards we wild cards for decks like , and the only legendary that's bad I'd say is Maxx but maybe even that would some day be good lol
More than that, the mode itself it is fun and I think it adds a really cool setting for the game.
 With n'zoth decks, ,combo, aggro and midrange decks. I think there is a lot of possibility for counter play with the cards and that's why I enjoyed it. Try the game mode if you want to play wild, hopefully they put old adventure up for gold eventually, let me know when it's real and I'll be back

I don't actually know if this is true considering the secret, but deathrattles are supposed to resolve before spells so I'm guessing you should survive? Sounds kinda weird though, I'm going to test it.
edit: Yeah you die anyways, I guess if your health is a 0 without lifesteal that's it

Play vs summon, so no it will not

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This is meant to be lighthearted, not a way to get a jab in at someone or anything like that. I’m curious to hear some self-inflicted hearthstone horror stories as there’s not much going on in HS yet. Perhaps we can help someone avoid repeating our mistakes.

I’ll start: Almost a year ago now, I was looking through my collection to see what cards I was missing while enjoying another beer. It was late and I was too tired to play anymore, so I decided to look at pretty card art by crafting some of them golden to hear their voice lines and check out the animations, and then undoing to get my dust back. I ended up crafting and accidentally clicking away from this magnificent card and he’ll likely stay there to embarrass me forever:

Lesson learned: Come to Hearthpwn or go to Youtube if you want to see a card’s animations, and don’t drink and craft my friends.Plus you can always get disconnected so it’s really not worth the risk!

 I've had a golden Lorewalker Cho sitting in my collection since somewhere around TGT or BRM for this very reason. I've considered disenchanting him to at least get 1.6k dust back, but I feel like I need to keep him around as a reminder of my mistakes.

I also drunkenly convinced myself that Dragonrider Talritha Paladin was going to be completely broken about a week after Descent of Dragons released and disenchanted a Dragonbane to craft her, along with a gold Stormhammer. Lesson learned: Don't drink and deckbuild, people.

The beauty of playing Wild is you never lose anything.

Unless I'm at D5 or higher trying to get to legend, I just play whatever deck I want in ranked anyway. I'll make a janky deck to complete the corrupt cards quest, or some meme thing I think is fun.

At least my opponents won't AFK or concede after 1 turn because they didn't draw the card they want.

Casual is a waste of time in my opinion.

Ranked floors completely eliminate any ranked anxiety you might have. 

Every time you hit a rank 10 or 5 you cannot fall back below it no matter how much you lose. And if your MMR is tanked enough you will mostly face janky control and combo decks.

I love to play Shudderwock Shaman. I hate ress Priest and I like to see them ressurecting devolved minions and waiting to play their 40 mana cost spells thanks to Loatheb. Fine times.

One time, about a year ago, I was on a boss fight to break in to legend for the first time ever.

It was around turn 8 and I was playing an aggro Rogue.  My opponent was a Warrior.

I was winning, and I felt that elation creeping up on me that you get when you are on the cusp of hitting legend for the first time (you never get that feeling again, just the once).

My daughter (2 at the time) chose this moment to try to get my attention.  She wanted me to watch her do some silly little dance.

I put my phone down and watched her dance for a few minutes.  She was the cutest thing ever.

When her little fat ass was done and she waddled away, I picked up my phone to see the roper timer going off.  In the three turns I had missed, I had been decimated.  I gave the guy a "Well played" and conceded.

I have no regrets about this game.  I've crafted a few shit legendaries before, but we've all been there.  It is strictly a spare time type of thing that I will throw money in to once in a great while if it's something I really want.  I will never give it any meaningful time from my life, though.

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I just copied and pasted it to be honest so I don't really care. Also trying to be 'clever' doesn't hide the fact that you've still not addressed how 100% wrong all your points and arguments are in this thread. Infact I commend you though for styling it out, regardless of how much deeper you've dug your own hole with your bullshit.

How is pointing out factual information "trying to be clever"? 
Surely that's just "being clever"...?
All your blustering about me supposedly not addressing arguments (another fallacy - I obviously did, if you actually read the thread) serves only to try and hide the fact you were ironically the one "trying to be clever" with a quote that you didn't even bother to check was real. And then when you get called out on it for "your bullshit" - your classy word, not mine - you lose your temper and start slinging the insults.
That's really not a good look, friend.

I didn't say you didn't address the arguments, I said you haven't addressed that you were absolutely 100% wrong in all of them (which you are). Anyway either you've got a massive chip on your shoulder, or as mentioned by other posters intent on just being a troll so I'll say no more on the matter. 

well, my biggest regret was a bet with my friends, i was about to have an interview for a job, and i had a really hard time looking for one cause i got rejected from a lot of them, the bet was, if i had the job, i coud use my dust to craft a golden legendary of my choice (back then i wanted Haggatha hero card or Shudderwock), if i didn't.....well, the result is below ....

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I honestly don't like the new Deathwing art because Deathwing always came off as this big terrifying dragon that's going to fuck you up. The new Deathwing just looks like a mini mechanical toy of Deathwing. It's not terrifying, it doesn't make me feel scared for my life. It's cute. It looks funny. In some ways I agree with you, and in others I really like the art of the cards. I think for the most part the card art is fine, but there are definitely some instances where the card art doesn't convey what the card name is trying to portray.

 This is it for me.

I suppose it comes down to how epic the card should feel.

I’m perfectly fine for Prize Plunderer to be carrying a pink teddy bear with a big smile on his face, it’s silly, but well drawn and fits the theme of Hearthstone going to the fair. For Azeroth’s elite however, they deserve card art that compliments how menacing or heroic the character is meant to be. The new Voljin looks comical in comparison to the original.

Fun takes on these characters is perfectly fine for me too, such as Headmaster Kel’thuzad. If they want goofy Deathwing art, then they could make a goofy take in the card.

Hmmm perhaps crafting nexus champion right as the expansion dropped :p