Post History for Teo#1740

02/15/2019 07:47 AMPosted by NerevarAgainSilence is a hard counter to hyena, you could tech that into your deck in the form of spellbreaker or owl.Eh, more of a soft counter, if that. If you’re fully expending a 3+ mana card to handle a 2 mana minion, and not to kill it but just slow it down, you’re not gaining the upper hand, just slowing the bleeding. Reminds me of trying to deal with pre-nerf Undertaker with at-time 2 mana Ironbeak Owl; especially sucked if you had to blow the coin just for that.Aldor Peacekeer feels like a slightly better fit if it grew you could at least develop something…

02/15/2019 12:15 PMPosted by Elgareth02/15/2019 11:21 AMPosted by SiperosI think it's about the order the cards were played in. I am not 100% sure of this. But I understood that if Hakkar was played first and then Mecha'thun, they both die at the same time but Hakkar's Deathrattle effect is triggered first because he was played first.Correct. Which is btw 100% consistent, even with the Deathrattle that summons a 0/3 for your opponent. Nothing in HS happens simultaneously, all is sequential.You’re absolutely right, save for one small exception: all End Of Turn effects happen simultaneously. We …

Undead can’t use Holy Magic, but Forsaken Priest players can totes smite your tush in literal Holy Fire.Sometimes the lore’s gotta make way for the gameplay.

I think multipurpose tech minions are a great idea. Tech is a delicate thing, since most of them are very all-in; you sacrifice your own game plan to run them, but they do nothing in the wrong matchups, all for a chance of total domination against the exact counter.That being said, we also don’t want a return of BGH who autocountered all 7+ minions, and made it impossible to run a lot of cool cards just because everyone needed a BGH to counter all the broken cards. I’d like broad use effects, yes, but also less extreme.For instance, here’s how I’d make EMP Operative:EMP Operative:5 mana, 3/3Ba…

After some consideration, probably Priest and Warrior.I mean yeah, Time Warp’s bonus turn is an insane boost, as are endless 3/2 imps, but the constraints to fill those quests mean you have to play a very specific kind of deck that does not have a lot of flex room.Priest and Warrior however just need to run minions that they might want to run anyways. They may not be quite the strongest, and they do have downsides, but you also don’t have to go out of your way to complete them which goes a long way towards playability.

Variants of Dragon Priest in Wild.First variant was Bwonsamdi and the two Spirits, plus all the “steal yo stuff” cards that seemed feasible. The idea was if I ran into a Big Priest, I’d use a Potion of Madness and Shadow madness while a Spirit is out to put other people’s stuff in my deck, and a Mind Games to take advantage of Big Priests going around. However, those cards could fumble in some matches, and I had trouble being aggressive, even if it could play a killer long game.Current variant replaces those spells with a Spiteful Summoner list, with an Entomb mixed in (debated a Dragonfire). …

02/14/2019 06:11 PMPosted by Boreas02/14/2019 04:16 PMPosted by AnimeFood...Let's hear it. What RNG bull!@#$ have you run into?wouldn be surprised if he just missed lethal because shaman hero power gave him a tauntI was shut out of Legend once like that. Can’t remember the details now, I just remembered being furious at seeing that totem and then losing next turn.Beware the totems.

The Crimson Chin.1 mana. But even with only a single point of magic in the mana pool of justice, you can still reach a mighty victory!

02/14/2019 09:43 AMPosted by TheFirmsIT!! HEED WHAT I SAY OR NOT... THIS GAME DOESNT SURVIVE WITHOUT PAYING PLAYERS.Man, I’ve seen this so often now that it’s started to become funny. And to necro a thread from 2017 to do it, too.Do y’all know the sheer amount of threads like this that’ve showed up on the WoW forums throughout the years? All caps, so sure of themselves, inconceivable they could be mistaken. Every time a new mmo came out, whether it was The Old Republic or TERA, there’d be a few dozen who’d claim WoW had seen its end.Why, I remember when Burning Crusade came out, someone was so…

The numbers don’t lie on this one: going first is an overall advantage.The numbers do change when you factor in specific decks though. While all classes do better going first, Rogue has traditionally had a higher winrate going second than other classes, except for Odd Rogue which prefers to go first because of their heavy emphasis on 1 and 3 drops. Quest Mage could also be considered a semi-exception, but I honestly don’t know the numbers for this one.Other than that, going first has always had a small edge. You get the first minion, and a mana lead. It really shows itself in matches of aggro …