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flurry is terrible and i wouldnt run squidface outside of a renozoth list.

Shadow strike helps a lot with high health minions. Or plain old assassinate.

pfff. my yogg freeze deck is 1-11.

Last minute legend with fatigue warrior : CompetitiveHS

Well keep in mind it's essentially only one creature. Because if a 10/10 sticks for a turn you've almost certainly won anyway.

5/7 taunt. And it doesnt really matter if you lose battlecries when you're tossing them into play for free with a 10/10.

A light in the darkness doesn't seem to be weighted to discover class minions like other discover cards are.

Eh, just toss whatever in imo.

Don't get me wrong, the deck is pretty awful. But I imagine the frustration someone feels when they lose to renounce and it puts a big old smile on my face. Like the game just now where I beat a tempo mage after my 'aviana - azure drake - cenarius' turn.

there wasn't much to winter assault, they added imperial guard (who sucked until they got heavy weapons teams in dark crusade) and a short campaign where you could be either good guys or bad guys.

Just beat a priest by misdirecting his c'thun into his face for lethal. renonounce best deck in standard!

Lame. I thought there was at least a .00000001% chance they really killed Barry off.

Haha renounce darkness is sooo much fun. More like you're in a brawl than a ladder game. Renonounce ftw! *edit* ROOOOOOOOOOFL Facing lethal damage on board against an evolve shaman after renouncing to mage. Cast ethereal conjurer, discover shadowflame, wipe his board. Fucking love this...

Yeah I sorta guessed Uber was taking it out of context.

I don't remember asking the 3 mana question (although I'm not denying it happened), but fire blast is definitely the second strongest after life tap.

The preview for next weeks episode showed everyone terrified of him. Because he came back from the dead.

Massive transformation? The only thing they've mentioned in the TV show about the side effects of Thoros bringing Beric back is that he keeps losing a little bit of himself every time. There's no reason Jon being brought back once would cause any real change. If anything is going to change his...

lol, no. 4 mana flamestrike? You might have just made the single most retarded post in the history of this thread. Which is really saying something, considering some of the shit that's been posted in here. Now some classes should definitely have better mass removal as part of the core set, like...

Stupid shifting shades.

The gameplay doesn't really change, but the campaign plays out very differently since you don't accumulate an unstoppable honor guard that lets you steamroll the opposition. At 3 bucks, I'd just buy it.

Dark Crusade was super fun, and was generally a very well balanced campaign. Soulstorm was a half-assed, poorly balanced shadow of Dark Crusade, probably because THQ gave the project to Iron Lore instead of letting Relic do it. Iron Lore being pretty much the only THQ studio that was closed due...

Pretty sure it was me and boy was I ever dead wrong. I didn't think ravaging ghoul was very good when it was first spoiled, but the card is amazing and maybe even wild playable. Best warrior card of the set by miles. In fact, I'd say it's the second strongest warrior card released after classic...

Finally got N'Zoth priest off the ground. My problem was I was focusing too much on deathrattles, trying to force it into sort of a beatdown deck. I went back to the drawing board and made it closer to traditional control priest, because you only need a couple deathrattles for N'Zoth to be a...

Although I agree. Kind of annoying to sit there playing hero power pass against someone when they'll fatigue out 10 turns before I do.

Midrange shaman doesn't run away with games the way aggro does, but it's much more consistent and doesn't run out of steam like aggro does. Jesus fucking christ zoo is so goddamn broken, no matter how you build it. Just had some dude kill a sea giant, justicar, and auchenai while still...

*cough* fatigue warrior *cough*

I loved DoW2 and Chaos Rising. Retribution was a gigantic ripoff. I mean, I didn't really expect a full unique campaign for every single race, but they completely phoned that shit in. Each race got 2 slightly unique missions, every other campaign mission was shared. But honestly, DoW 2, at...

You want a powerful and commanding voice? Jonathan Adams.

Having worked in QA myself, there is no way the mirror entity and scaled nightmare bugs should have made it past testing, totally basic shit. The other ones are exactly the kind of oddball ones that slip through, especially that retarded one where forlorn stalker buffs tentacles (and I assume...

So basically you want to know what his midichlorian count was?

I don't see how the mirror entity one could have possibly made it past QA. I'm gonna try that ancient harbinger one though, looks funny.

It's also crazy good for smoothing out your curve. Rogue never has turn 1 plays, and not only does this give you something to do immediately, it also helps you make sure you either have drops on the turns you need them. It's also good for teching a deathrattle that's really good in your current...

Journey Below is so obscenely good I'm tempted to run two of them in a Reno/Zoth deck.

Tyrion himself offered a plausible alternative, they're intelligent enough to know he was there to help them. I mean I'm not saying he can't be a Targ, but some of y'all seem like you're approaching Woolygimp levels of convinced based on a bunch of circumstantial evidence. *edit* Also...

Tyrion is useful in many ways, and appears to be pretty firmly loyal to Danaerys, even if it's mainly so he can go back and spit in Jaime and Cersei's faces. Who cares if he's a disgraced kinslayer back in Westeros? He doesn't have to be a Targaryen bastard for Varys to want to keep him around.

Not that I really support the Tyrion - Targ theory, but as much as they got around, there could be a whole slew of Targ bastards.

I imagine Ramsay feeding Walda to his dogs will piss off House Frey in a big way. Not that Walder really gave a shit about Walda (or any of his family) but this at least as much of an insult as Robb breaking their marriage agreement, if not more.

Robert's Rebellion would be several years after this.

He wasn't saying it was. He was saying flamewreathed is too much of a tempo loss when you play it against aggro.

Per GRRM polygamy is forbidden by the faith of the seven. The Targs got away with it back when they still had dragons because nobody could tell them what to do, but when the dragons died so did their ability to take multiple wives. Jon is a bastard no matter who his father is.