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Mages are back today. Running minion rush+burn to finish, which wasn't nerfed at all. Also no one in the higher ranks is running that version of the Warlock rush deck. Very few are running anything over 4 mana for Warlock rush. Arcane Golems are now pretty common. 14 1 drops is pretty...

Man, Warlock Murloc is so tough as a neutral minion Warlock.

OTK - Deck Guide - Hearthstone I added an Inner Rage in place of one Far Seer. Basically it allows for 2 more damage, which nicely deals with Druids and Warriors who armored up. I also tried a variant that had both the Molten Giants Charge combo and the Alex+Charge+Gorehowl Combo in it. I've...

Except for other Warlocks, hardly anyone actually plays anything turn 1. So normally I am going "first" regardless.

Mages were already losing to heal decks. People play what they are told is OP. Plus I imagine a lot of people leveled their Mage to 60 and changed classes just because of that, whether they wanted to keep playing it or not. The Mage nerf brought back Warlock agro something fierce though. So...

Drifting around rank 4 atm. I drop back to 5 whenever I experiment with a deck and it takes a few games to refine it, then I get right back up to rank 4 and stay there. Can't quite seem to push through. Working on Shaman, Paladin, and Warlock atm. Also when I get bored I play that OTK Warrior...

Science That s First Multiverse in the Lab We created a universe in a lab.

Actually never done that, but it works. My two uses of PO are as a finisher, so the game is over, or on Sylvanas.

Not sure about spell damage, but yes to all the rest. @Fawe: No more wipes, it is in the official Blizzard FAQ.

Playing around with a Hunter deck I saw a rank 5 guy playing (though I only saw him play it, didn't see the list). Basically Leper Gnomes, Bow, Secrets, Secret Keeper, and you just go for the face with your bow while playing delay (because every time a secret gets revealed you get another...

And rank 4, 2 stars. So far I've been stopping when I can no longer make gold from the wins. Which happens a lot faster with an agro deck, short games are making me really happy after basically 80% of my games ran to fatigue on Priest and Druid.

Just went 6-3 with a Warrior with zero weapons. Pretty happy about that.

Considering I am 10 cards (not counting Blizzard/Cone of Cold because I figured I'd get them pack in packs and am not playing Mage till I hit 60 on everything else) from a complete set, disenchanting it isn't high on my priority list. I did disenchant the non-golden version I already had.

Just got a golden Tyrion!

I imagine a lot of people hitting legendary are doing it with Warlock. Because strong deck and also fast games. Makes the grind faster when you're eeking your way up there are like a 60-70%% win rate. Plus bonus stars from streaks stop at rank 5. Differences from from his are no Doomguard, no...

No, different Warlock. Surprised that Warrior deck isn't running the ridiculous draw engine of Pyromancer+Acolyte+Commanding Shout+Battle Rage (which results in 2 pings on the Acolyte and 3 cards from Battle Rage for a minimum of 5 cards drawn).

I vote for Child's Play or maybe Donor's Choose.

It is weird to me that they aren't listening to any of the advice from the top players... like balancing arena via rarity is a fantastic idea for certain annoying cards that are fine in high level constructed, but if you get a deck full of them in arena it just sucks. But they just passed up...

I think it combines with the thing Kripp said. Ranking up is a matter of getting lucky by not running into your counter decks, but I think individual ranks have their own meta that defines how often that'll happen. So the best way of ranking up is to play the deck that is going to beat, on...

Built a deck around the "nothing over 4 mana" idea. Went from rank 13 to rank 8 with zero losses.

I've played them, but mine had Commanders and such. Nothing over 4 mana is intense.

Was talking to a guy I made friends with when he played, he is Legendary now. He ran a Warlock rush deck all the way up... his current iteration has nothing over 4 mana.

Kripp said something pretty interesting on his stream... he thinks ranking up is primarily a matter of dodging the strong counters to your deck, especially for ranks 9-18 or so. So whatever deck you make is just going to lose in certain match ups, but if you get lucky and don't queue against...

Running a deck with almost nothing but legendaries is a thing. Usually people do it as Druid, for Innervates. You can Innervate an Alarm-o-Bot turn 1 and get a turn 2 Deathwing (without the Battlecry!). It actually does surprisingly well when it works, because most people don't run enough cards...

Since I am 60 on my Mage and don't plan on playing it till the other classes are capped out, D/Eed the changed cards. I am sure I'll get them back in packs before I have to play it again. Still working on laddering as Priest. Fluctuating between rank 9-10.

Just died turn 4 to what must have been a perfect draw for the Warlock/Murloc rush deck. I healed for 7, so he did 37 damage. Ouch.

I think he meant the equation wasn't true. Which it isn't, it fails to accurately account for several observed phenomenon that you need relativity to account for. Orbit of Mercury being the big one they usually teach you about. But then it was only ever meant to be descriptive...

D/E if you want to play constructed a ton and don't care about golden cards. Keep if you care about golden cards. If you keep playing you'll get them all eventually. Craft Rag first though. Thalnos is good, but not Rag good. Drafted THREE Truesilver Champions in a fucking strong deck, went...

Surprisingly little of that lately. Like Druid decks are currently running Big Game Hunter, Sylvanas (who isn't), Tinkmaster (who isn't) Thalnos (ditto), but otherwise are basically running all Druid-specific cards. Control Mages run all Mage-specific cards outside of Alexstraza, card draw...

Fireball is actually intentionally above the curve, it used to be 5, just like Lava Burst (which is 3+overload 2 for 5).

Trying to arena as classes I haven't played as often and the difference is pretty amazing. I haven't broken 7 wins yet on Hunter, Paladin, Warrior, Shaman, or Priest. Have gotten to 12 with at least once with the rest. Rogue and Mage are really good for me. Druid is hit or miss, it either goes...

Blade Flurry with a Spiteful Smith enraged is actually really good. Running it in a Rogue deck and it does some pretty crazy board clears. I run a Shiv to activate it if need be. 9 Legendaries to go. Crafted a Leeroy today, it is ridiculous. 9 Epics and somehow Hungry Crab is the only one I...

Shaman and Priest really need some kind of burst healing option. Holy Fire isn't sufficient. I started running two Far Seers in both my Shaman and Priest decks and the difference was pretty big vs Mages. It isn't quite enough to counter burn even with both in hand, but it is better.

Flour should always be done by weight, not volume. That'll easily lead to inconsistent results. Bread isn't difficult, just finnicky. Unlike cooking where you can add a little of this, a little of that, baking is more like carpentry. Measure everything, then measure it again. If you're a...

Missing that agro meta. Last six games I've run into fatigue.

No, not the Tracking bug (which has been fixed).

Just had a really weird bug, it looked like it was my opponents turn and then it flash-forwarded and I lost.

Omitting salt from bread will make it taste a little like cardboard. You're not blooming your yeast. Since you aren't using fresh yeast, that is going to be an issue. No second rise is a problem. That is some really wet dough. Bread is usually 60-75% hydration.

Man Priest just feels so weak. Been trying a bunch of different decks and it just can't seem to keep up. It loses to burn Mage without the burst-y healing that Paladins/Druids have. Closest thing is Holy Fire and that is not enough most of the time. I went on a streak with a weird Rogue deck...

If I refrigerate it is a 24 hours rise. Just google Straight Dough Method. There are only a handful of methods for mixing anything for baking, so much so that every professional recipe is usually just a list of ingredients followed by "Combine using the straight dough method/biscuit...