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Post Post #2075 (ISO) » Mon Jul 06, 2015 11:15 am

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That seems the most likely scenario, IMO.
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Post Post #2076 (ISO) » Sat Jul 11, 2015 6:24 pm

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Post Post #2078 (ISO) » Sat Jul 11, 2015 7:37 pm

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I got a Sylvanas and a Dr. Boom. Are those good?
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Post Post #2081 (ISO) » Sat Jul 11, 2015 7:54 pm

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In post 2078, Sudo_Nym wrote:I got a Sylvanas and a Dr. Boom. Are those good?


Arguably the two best cards in the game, in fact.
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Post Post #2082 (ISO) » Sat Jul 11, 2015 9:47 pm

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In post 2078, Sudo_Nym wrote:I got a Sylvanas and a Dr. Boom. Are those good?

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Post Post #2083 (ISO) » Sun Jul 12, 2015 12:04 pm

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I secretly hope Sylvanas gets nerfed so I can DE my golden card and make TWO legendaries.
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Post Post #2084 (ISO) » Mon Jul 13, 2015 7:11 pm

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Hearthstone is a stupid game and I hate it. Played half a dozen games of my Face Hunter deck in a row, didn't have a 1-drop on turn 1, a 2-drop on turn 2, a 3-drop on turn 3, or a 4-drop on turn 4 in any of them. Either this is atypical, or a better player than me can turn a handful of quickshots and glaivezookas into a win.
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Post Post #2085 (ISO) » Tue Jul 14, 2015 2:57 am

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I'm pretty sure it's mathematically impossible to not have any drops on their appropriate turns with face hunter, so I don't really get what you're saying here.
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Post Post #2086 (ISO) » Tue Jul 14, 2015 3:02 am

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I'm not actually playing Face Hunter, it's more like Hybrid Hunter. And I'm getting cards to play, but only the spells (Quick Shot, Unleash the Hounds), not the creatures; I try mulliganing for creatures, but I'm not drawing them on time. Mostly I'm just bitching at a bad night at Hearthstone because I'm a whiny baby.
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Post Post #2087 (ISO) » Tue Jul 14, 2015 6:47 am

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In post 2086, Sudo_Nym wrote:I'm not actually playing Face Hunter, it's more like Hybrid Hunter.

Hybrid hunter is just face hunter except with a Savannah Highmane in the flex spot.
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Post Post #2088 (ISO) » Tue Jul 14, 2015 6:49 am

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In other news, evidently there is a moderately sized Hearthstone event going on tomorrow at 3pm about 25 mins walk from my work. I've been to the venue before and its pretty nice. I really want to go but I'm going to Vegas for the weekend anyways and I can't leave work that early. Ugh.


Edit 1:Oh shit its next week not this week. Damn I might go then!

Edit 2: And it starts at 2:30, door opens at 2:00.

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Post Post #2089 (ISO) » Sat Jul 18, 2015 8:25 am

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I've been playing Control Priest lately; been enjoying it. Had a Warlock player and a Hunter player scoop to a 3rd turn Deathlord. Been using this:

Circle of Healing x2
Light of the Naaru
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Shrinkmeister x2
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Shadow Word: Death x2
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Auchenai Soulpriest x2
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Dr. Boom

Basically, the goal is to play board control early, using Wild Pyromancer and Injured Blademaster, draw card with Northshire, and eventually take over the board with Achenai Soulpriest killing stuff. The ability to heal up my guys after trades so they stay on the board later has been working really nice.
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Post Post #2090 (ISO) » Mon Jul 20, 2015 6:20 am

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Control priest is surprisingly fun. But it's unfun to play against sometimes.


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Post Post #2091 (ISO) » Mon Jul 20, 2015 7:44 am

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It's cool. I have a habit of looking over people's shoulders while they play. I've found that some combination of watching and playing has been the most helpful at improving.

I'd been playing Patron Warrior, but having trouble with it; partly, I think it's because people are coming prepared for it now, and partly because my reflexes aren't fast enough to get all my attacks in after the animations chew up my timer. I tried playing a few Hunter variants, but couldn't get the hang of it. Now I'm playing Control Priest; it took some time to get used to it, since Control Priest tends to be a bit more passive in the early game than Hunter or Warrior are, but now that I've got a handle, I've been laddering pretty decently.

I'm curious whether Recombobulator, Lightbomb, or Ysera are worth playing, though. Recomb works well with Shadow Madness, since you then get to keep the new character permanently, and Lightbomb deals with Dr. Boom a lot better than Holy Nova. Ysera would also be a late game threat, since my curve tops out at Dr. Boom. I hadn't though having a bigger threat would be necessary, but I played a Control Priest mirror last night that came down to fatigue, and being able to close those sorts of games out would be nice.

That said, nobody ever seems to expect a Priest to be able to handle a 4-attack minion; stealing Yseras and Piloted Shredders with Shrinkmeister+Cabal Shadow Priest has been super nice. And Shadow Madnessing to kill two guys has been really nice, too. Wish I had more consistent card draw, at times, since I can't always count on Northshire.

If I had more money/dust, I'd be trying to be Control Warrior together next.
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Post Post #2092 (ISO) » Mon Jul 20, 2015 7:47 am

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I've been playing Shockadin (Rush Pally) over the past few days.

Its not the most viable deck, but its pretty damn fun. Decklist has been a little volatile, but currently at:

2x Leper Gnome
2x Argent Squire
2x Blessing of Might
2x Abusive Sergeant
1x Redemption
1x Avenge

2x Mad Scientist
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2x Consecrate
2x Truevalue Champion

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I really like Pally secrets so I've been trying to fit them in somehow. The main issue is that things like Redemption have pretty good synergy with Shieldbot but awful synergy with Muster. Avenge is ok but often is only marginal value when you draw it and never has a huge amount of staying power once activated. Redemption doesn't do well with Scientist if you only run a couple secrets, nor does it do well with Sacrifice if you are running that.

The main restrictive thing in this list is the double divine favor which strongly encourages low cost cards. The main idea is to just flood the board with small things and refill your hand with a Favor and finish your opponent off before you run out of cards. I really want to experiment with Kezan, Defender of Argus, Shredder, and a couple other things. I may try swapping out Favor for Blessing of Wisdom and/or Vigil and try a more mid-range list, but I don't want to fall into the standard Pally midrange play which I fine a bit boring. Also, you can just youtube search for "Trump midrange Pally" on how to do that.

Techs / one of's: Bloodknight is hilarious and I have no regrets about running one. Its a flatout game winner sometimes if your opponent opens with an annoy-o-tron or shieldbot. Equality is pretty strong in some situations and completely useless in others. I was running 2 for a while but its really bad when you get stuck with 2 of them early on when you don't need them. Still its a great card, combos with Consecrate, and is the best removal I have for things like taunted molten giants.

I was surprised to see that Midrange lists don't auto-include coghammer. I think the reason for this is that there are already 4 weapons inside muster/champion that need the slot more. Coghammer is really strong though and I find it very helpful against face hunters in particular. Gives another shield option for blood knight and forces people to trigger my secrets instead of just hitting face. Reasonable amount of damage on it for just hitting face as well. I wasn't running Muster at first, but decided that the Juggle + muster combo is too good and Muster is pretty high value on its own anyways even if it messes with the value of redemption.


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Warrior is a terrible matchup for this deck regardless of what type. Face hunter is a little dependent on their draws, If they get explosive traps out, its going to suck, but otherwise this deck can curb their aggression and maintain the board enough to win pretty handily. Zoolock/Demonlock is a pretty bad matchup. They tend to get more value out of their cards, oftentimes don't have a big enough hand for good Favor plays, and prevent you from hitting face hard with things like DoA and voidcaller. Control/Hand Warlock is an amazing matchup though and I won pretty much all of those. They are too slow to deal with the early sticky aggression. Even if they start dropping Hellfires and Belchers, its too little to late if you have a good start.
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Post Post #2093 (ISO) » Mon Jul 20, 2015 8:38 am

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I like the idea of Paladin, since I like the hero power, but I'm not sure if it's possible to build a viable Paladin deck without Muster for Battle; it seems like such an important tempo card for basically any type of Paladin.

It also strikes me as weird that Paladins get a lot of secrets, but the Rogue doesn't get any secrets at all. What's up with that?
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Post Post #2094 (ISO) » Mon Jul 20, 2015 1:39 pm

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I'm probably going to be making a couple videos tonight - the first will be trying to complete 2 special challenges (1. Win a game with Rogue without any cards with the combo mechanic, and 2. Summon a Shadow of Nothing (bonus points for delivering lethal with it), and the second will be laddering with Patron.

I have some but not a lot of experience with Patron, so I'd appreciate any feedback on my play if anyone can give it! On the opposite end, anyone looking to learn Patron might also benefit from either my play or the critiques of it.
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Post Post #2095 (ISO) » Fri Jul 24, 2015 7:16 pm

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Well so far Deathlord Hunter has been a total 50/50. But I got to animation freeze a player out of properly attacking, and then went Deathlord -> Knife Juggler -> Snake Trap -> Snake Trap getting triggered (insert animation freezing the guy out of attacking here) -> Unleash -> suiciding Haunted Spectral against a Zoolock, so that was fantastic.
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Post Post #2096 (ISO) » Fri Jul 24, 2015 7:56 pm

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I was there, can confirm it was awesome.
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Post Post #2097 (ISO) » Sun Jul 26, 2015 4:33 pm

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How do I zoolock?
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Post Post #2098 (ISO) » Sun Jul 26, 2015 4:57 pm

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In post 2097, Sudo_Nym wrote:How do I zoolock?


Which kind, Demon or regular?
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Post Post #2099 (ISO) » Sun Jul 26, 2015 5:23 pm

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Regular; I don't have Mal'Ganis et al yet.
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