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I'd say BC was harder than vanilla. Heroic Shattered Halls was harder than any dungeon that came out in vanilla. Sunwell was probably harder than Naxxramas other than the issue of 40 people increasing the chances of a disaster.

I actually didn't read your whole post when I added you as a friend. Which is why I just accepted both challenges. I just add everybody who posts now. I'll hit you up first next time I get the play a friend one.

See that Arena has gotten rid of the shit class cards. Start a arena run, only get offered neutral shit cards instead.

Before it was 2 cards, now it's 3. Not sure it it changes a lot though.

Too much of this game feels like I'm playing Yahtzee instead of a card game. For an example, it feels like in the midrange shaman mirror, the whole game boils down to who flipped the coin to go first and who rolled the correct 4 sided die first (spellpower totem). Maybe I'm just salty because...

I think they just wanted to kill the handlock archetype to free up design space honestly, not that molten was OP. FFS they printed a 4 mana 7/7 which requires no setup, and the best handlock opening were a 4 mana 8/8 which required you to not use any cards until turn 4.

It's only like two cards off of pre-old gods tempo mage, so it's in no ways optimized though.

Been playing some wild Tempo mage, because I figured Medivh's valet would work pretty good with Mad Scientist. I had totally forgotten how ridiculously powerful mad scientist and unstable portal were though. Comparing it to standard tempo mage is like night and day. I know it's just rank 15 but...

I guess I can get on board with the arena changes although some cards I'd rather have stay in like: Poison Seeds - One of the few ways druid has of killing a big creature, and also you could draft a token deck in arena and use this to get ahead. Inner Fire - You used to be able to draft the...

Yep that's it.

If you get a summoning stone off of medivhs staff... It procs again off the stone!

Aggro shaman ruins everything because it isn't fun to play as or against. It's not that it has no bad matchups, because it has two big ones (Zoo and Warrior) it's only that it's bad matchups aren't very fun to play either. Everything is pretty obvious.

I like Stellaris quite a bit. It's a Paradox game though so the learning curve is more of a cliff. It also has a star trek total conversion mod which sort of ate up a week of my vacation. Endless space is pretty good as well, but I'd actually prefer their fantasy counterpart Endless Legend...

Arcane Giant is pretty good in Yogg-Saron Druid so far, wouldn't keep it in an opening hand though.

I used it in a N'zoth list when it first came out, 20 games later I can tell you the card is okay. Certainly better than Azure Drake or Guardian or Crusader, it can just solidify a game hard if you get a third equality or a clutch blessing of kings. Heal a little, get a card, crash into their...

Hmmmm. Well Ivory knight has over performed in N'Zoth Paladin so far. Getting a third equality is so sick.

I can see Barnes grabbing a Doomsayer as well, if you use him in paladin. That could lose you the game, if you're ahead. That limits him as another reactive card.

You could read this interview and kind of roll your eyes. Mike Donais on One Night in Karazhan, whether Priest really has a problem, and if Fiery War Axe is the best card in Hearthstone | PC Gamer. Doesn't that just give you a ton of confidence! Notice how he doesn't address any of the specific...

Deadly Fork is a great arena spell regardless though. Priest got the short end of the stick again seems like. Only one good card in a mana slot priest didn't need. (Bishop)

Battery on my 1+1 was getting a little worn out since I use it so much, went ahead and ordered a 1+3. Because cheap. Also I guess the reviews on it are great as well. Although I'm finding that the reviews online are 80% about camera quality, which I really don't care about. Cameras were as good...

Kinda had the same thing with dragon warrior. Was doing arena for most of the season.

Tempo might use the Grimoire, not sure if it has room. Imp probably still isn't enough to run succubus in your deck, kinda broken with Doomguard though and there is the dream of having double imp out which turns discard spells into draw engines, so maybe?

Well depending on what you're expecting you could check up on the matchups. If you go midrange hunter, C'thun warrior, that gives you two anti-warrior decks. Then you could go with an aggro shaman or token druid or zoo, to cover basically the rest of the field. Since it's a tournament...

Can't come soon enough IMO, getting a LITTLE tired of warriorstone.

I dunno either, it's the Charisma Man effect.

How often they are replaced really depends on the type of cell. Neurons can last up to a lifetime, stomach lining cells completely replace themselves in about five days.

Soggoth was used in ramp druid there for awhile, I tried him in a lot of different control decks but Sylvannas just ruins him.

Tempo mage and Yogg Druid, both are the best decks in their classes. Yogg is great but you really only use him when you are behind as you hit board clears too often with a high spell count. So he's like Deathwing in that regard, except Yogg usually nets you some extra cards as well so is better...

The rates aren't as bad as tempostorm says, but tempostorm is terrible at match-ups. It had secret paladin favored vs patron warrior for months and months defying statistics, eventually getting it to 50/50 before the standard hit even though neither deck changed in all that time. Right now it...

Isn't that a normal drop off for comics nowadays? Kind of seems like a non-story. My biggest issue is that she isn't called Iron Girl since she's like 15 years old and female. Same thing with Thor since that was technically his first name, I guess JANE: God of Thunder isn't good enough.

The viscious syndicate meta report (which is way more informative than the tempo storm one, since it actually uses statistically significant data instead of opinion) says Yogg druid is your best bet for ranking up. I'd tend to agree as long as warriors are keeping the aggro shamans at bay.

Iamv#1513 So in this brawl you can force Death's Bite on 4 and Patron on 5 as well, pretty good.

You get all the adventure cards regardless once you buy it and pass it, so that shouldn't have any influence on what you craft. When I started I used to just craft legendaries as I needed them, so figure out what you want to play and craft towards that first. Your top 3 are all good depending...

Okay in this current Brawl, DOOM! is a playable card. It might be the only time where it is really playable, but it's probably the best card in my warlock brawl deck.

For all his professed love of Canada, he doesn't really have any idea how we speak. Sophmore... really? It's Grade 10, not Sophmore, not even Tenth Grade, we refer to our school grade like our RPG character levels.

Unless it had the drawback- Deathrattle: Destroy all YOUR creatures. Zoo would never touch that card, control would run it in a heartbeat.

Yeah but if zoo is spending a turn playing a roadblock, it's okay. They never prioritize taunts with drawbacks, they never ran deathlord for example, and chow was rarely in zoo. But If control priest has essentially bought one or two turns with no face damage, that's huge for them. Edit...

That cannot attack? Ancient watcher seeing a lot of play? You can buff the 0/4 and it can attack, ancient watcher can't.

There are decent anti-aggro cards they could print, just give them the equivalent of a wall in mtg, a 2 mana 3/5 taunt which cannot attack would be a great enabler for control decks. In fact the only class with effective taunts is warrior, and is it any wonder they are one of the few viable...