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artists do not know that the sum of opposite face in a dice is always 7, so the card with "2" is incorrect

Well, I didn't know either, thanks, sir.

Honestly, this card will be meta, and people for sure will complain of rng outplaying them and will ask for a nerf. Keep my words in mind

Yay! Let’s make RNG in Hearthstone, cause Hearthstone don’t have any RNG atm, isn’t it? 👀

Seeing the dev note:

I totally agree with the dev that dice are a good way to implement a random element. You have clear odds and easily identifiable outcomes. As I said before, I like it much better than most other random elements in the game.

And I will admit that they found a decent solution to the conundrum that you want every outcome to feel meaningful without it being "bigger number=better result" and without making it obtuse by having a hidden table for what each number would represent.

But if they don't want high- and lowrolling (that's how I interpret the Crackle-comment)... what do they even think Discover is?

You feel bad when you get 3 (or 6 in this case) equally useless options and your opponents wants to smash their phone against a wall when that discovered card is the exact one out of X possible that will instantly decide the game in your favor. Only that I know exactly what the odds are for a 6-sided die, while I don't have a spreadsheet with every possible 5-cost card in the format I am currently playing, making the highrolls (in my opinion) even harder to stomach.

The idea of including a diceroll here is kinda lost, when the real diceroll happens on the discovers: Some cards will be extremely good, some won't do anything for you. The manacost is almost entirely superficial, because manacost has close to no meaning for power in Hearthstone, only that higher cost cards tend to be numerically more powerful, but even that is not a given.

It is far more important that cards, whatever they cost, have a high impact on the turn they are played. A big minion is only threatening when you have high enough health and your opponent's board and hand is small or empty. A cheap damage spell wins you the game against a low health opponent, and is completely useless against a high health minion that threatens to kill you.

And as a sidenote: Rolling dice can be cool when everyone is in on the game. The Yogg-Saron Tryouts Tavern Brawl is (in my opinion) fun, because both players know what they sign up for: Every minion casts a completely random spell that can be extremely beneficial or absolutely disastruous at any moment in the game. You have to consider how much risks you want to take, and you haven't really lost until your health reaches (or will reach) 0. When me and my opponent can both laugh at the hilarity of outcomes, that's awesome.

But when one player tries to play a strategy game, and the other player is just rolling dice to see how random outcomes can overcome any strategy, the fun is a bit one-sided. Just my 2 cents on this discussion whether including dicerolls in Hearthstone is actually "cool".

Since this is a Legendary card, they should make the Discover options to restrict to a certain card pools such as class cards only, spells only, Naga minions only, etc. 

Now you see all the cards that you can play, and you thought you'll get away with these games...

Why isn't it a neutral card

Why isn't it a neutral card

Why isn't it a neutral card

D20 incoming.

The card originality gets 9/10, the card usability is at about 5/10.
Discover 2 is not that good when you have no idea what pool you will draw from.

It seems I had been off in my messaging. I had not intended my remarks as complaint and failed to make that clear. My bad.

I mean, "discover two cards that cost 6 or less" (which is basically the effect) is honestly kinda boring and feels neither fitting nor necessary for the DH class, but whatever. I think legendaries can and should be more exciting, but that's life.

I wrote my comment because I am purely, innocently puzzled why it is limited to numbers 1-6. I don't understand that. If there's a pun or reference in there, I don't know it. I don't see the "cool" in there. Feel free to enlighten me.

And I honestly, genuinely think that if they put in the effort of animating dice falling on the game board to determine card effects, I like that far better than Babbling Book or Yogg-Saron, Hope's End and the hundreds of cards that followed them (rough guessing). And I think they might as well do more with it. So, in a way, I actually find this card interesting. Not for what it does, but for what might follow.

Ok, to be brutally honest, I find dicerolls in Hearthstone pretty silly. But if everyone just craves more and more random things to happen, I'd rather take my 1 in 6 chance of winning or losing and "fate has decided" over effects with potentially hundreds of different outcomes (rough guessing). At least rolling dice has some resemblence to tabletop gaming with easily comprehensible odds.

I have a feeling of the dice turns will last loooong. 

It's a cute flavor. I feel like people is over-reacting a little to the word "Dice", like is mostly for flavor, dosn't really change the card as much, is as if said "Discover a card that cost 6 or less, twice." but with some minor implications like, tou can't Discover 0-Cost card, and you have the little extra of having a 100% Casino RNG of an extra random card. That in my opinion is not such a big deal.

That said is a Legendary that gives you 2-3 random cards, and dosn't does anything else. I guess you play it on Naga DH for being a Naga that gives you value, and on a Reno deck cause you need to fill a deck. But without being a bad card, feels like the first card that you would cut from a deck in case you find a better alternative. I can't imagine many decks when this card wasn't in the top 5 worst cards of the deck.

But the card is fine, 3-Mana for 2 random cards and a 2/3 body is decent.

Well, took them this long to implement dice rolls into the game 

Oooooooooooooh boy. Dice in Hearthstone.

All we need now is Pot of Greed.

We already have that Arcane Intellect

Abhorrent grammar being conveyed via overly-emotional fingers is always a sight to be seen.