Well, you CAN, it's just not very likely to happen.You can't get them both though. Everyfin is Awesome is a Shaman card, Anyfin Can Happen is a Paladin card.
Well, you CAN, it's just not very likely to happen.You can't get them both though. Everyfin is Awesome is a Shaman card, Anyfin Can Happen is a Paladin card.
But anyfin can happen.Well, you CAN, it's just not very likely to happen.
On one hand, spending your limited dust on a card that can only be used in one class might not be as valuable as spending it on neutral cards that can go into any deck.Finja pulled me into fatigue. Although something funny happened. I was so close to coming back from Reno; the guy had only 2 health left, but I only had Leeroy in my hand, a Divine Favor, and an empty deck. He had a full hand, and a taunt minion out. There was no recovering.
So I committed suicide by Divine Hand. Drew Fatigue cards until I had drawn as many as my opponent had cards--went from somewhere in the middle of my health to -30.
At this point I'm wishing I'd spent the 1600 crafting Tirion Fordring. Not that he'd help my murloc deck much, but it just seems like a good pally card to have.
He's one of the few that make the opponent hesitate rather than just automatically killing him.Tyrion is one of the best class legendaries there are. I might even argue the best.
And the rest was all legend.I can see why people like burglar rogue. The randomness can be a lot of fun. I got my opponent's LoE legendary that shuffles Map to the Golden Monkey into my deck. Then I drew the map. Then I drew the monkey; he had yet to even draw the map.
Then I played the monkey.
I thought LoE came out after BRM? Wouldn't that be first to go?And the rest was all legend.
Sadly, Elise is leaving standard in a couple months with the new set, but she's super fun
The Standard format gets rid of a whole year's worth of content at a time. When the next Standard year starts (with the release of the first new content this year) everything that came out in 2015 will be gone. That's BRM, TGT, and LoE.I thought LoE came out after BRM? Wouldn't that be first to go?
That seems drastic if they're going to be releasing only the next adventure. They'd be tossing nearly 160 cards out of standard to bring in around 45.The Standard format gets rid of a whole year's worth of content at a time. When the next Standard year starts (with the release of the first new content this year) everything that came out in 2015 will be gone. That's BRM, TGT, and LoE.
Which one?Why does the Druid boss suck sooooo much?
--Patrick
I only ever got the one. All 4 times. Lost all of them.Which one?
He should've gotten Cairne killed; the creature spawned by the deathrattle would've stayed with him.Just try not to do the ending one like he does.
I've wanted to put together a sort of "what's yours is mine" deck, but just don't have anywhere near the cards I would need to do so.
--Patrick
Like PatrThom, I also don't have some of those cards, although I do like the idea of using Pint-size Potion and Potion of Madness, so I'll definitely tweak that into the deck.You should try this one!
They never do two adventures in a row.I thought next would be an Adventure, but it makes more sense to start each year with an expansion since a bunch of cards get removed. Looking forward to this. Time to start saving up on gold.
Do I have the order wrong? I thought 2016 was Old Gods, Karazhan, Gadgetzan, so putting an Adventure next would be keeping with the cycle as it was.They never do two adventures in a row.
I'm just going to look it up so I know what I'm talking about ... you know, instead of the usual.Sorry, it's generally expansion, expansion, adventure is what I meant. Or expansion, adventure, expansion per year, if you want to order it that way.
2016 is when they changed things and introduced standard format. Starting with that (and Old Gods) they adopted a new strategy to release expansion - adventure - expansion every year, and so far they've stuck with it. They could of course decide to change it if they chose, but this is the model they're using for now.I'm just going to look it up so I know what I'm talking about ... you know, instead of the usual.
Okay, here we go.
2014
Naxxramas July
Goblins vs Gnomes December
2015
BRM April
The Grand Tournament August
League of Explorers November
2016
Old Gods April
Karazhin August
Gadgetzan December
So seems they've been trading back and forth since the start, but if the video and Reddit are correct, going forward they'll adopt the 2016 model of expansion, adventure, expansion. I only thought it'd be opposite because that's the makeup of the 2015 cards that are rotating out.
So far? It's been one year . But I'm sure that's the way it's going since they'll make more money that way.2016 is when they changed things and introduced standard format. Starting with that (and Old Gods) they adopted a new strategy to release expansion - adventure - expansion every year, and so far they've stuck with it. They could of course decide to change it if they chose, but this is the model they're using for now.
Every three months, so ... yeah.They'll always release them fast enough to ensure that people who don't buy packs with real money can't keep up with all the good cards.
--Patrick
Assuming classic set remains evergreen, there are at least a few competitive decks that use only classic cardsThey'll always release them fast enough to ensure that people who don't buy packs with real money can't keep up with all the good cards.
--Patrick
I suppose that depends on your definition of competitive. I agree that used to be true, but the meta is so fast now that most classic cards are too slow.Assuming classic set remains evergreen, there are at least a few competitive decks that use only classic cards
I think the idea for the game's default gameplay was originally, "Hold the board until you can bring your gamewinners into play," but this has since evolved into, "overwhelm your opponent by whatever means necessary."most classic cards are too slow.