EPTyou face this situation in arena, what do you do:
there are 3 possible plays to kill the Grizzly
Coin, Truesilver
Shattered, buff Argent Squire
Raid Leader
(you could also Consecrate, but come on^^)
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Zeon0
Austria2995 Posts
you face this situation in arena, what do you do: there are 3 possible plays to kill the Grizzly Coin, Truesilver Shattered, buff Argent Squire Raid Leader (you could also Consecrate, but come on^^) | ||
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Randomaccount#77123
United States5003 Posts
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gaymon
Germany1023 Posts
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Nibbler89
884 Posts
On November 23 2013 04:49 gaymon wrote: I also think shattered is the best option, a raidleader doesnt give u any advantage over it except beeing a 2/2 compared to 3/3. It's a warrior so he could clear the board with cleave if you played raid leader as well. | ||
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PushDown
Italy208 Posts
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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Zeon0
Austria2995 Posts
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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Zeon0
Austria2995 Posts
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Derrida
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PushDown
Italy208 Posts
On November 23 2013 21:53 Derrida wrote: tinkmaster overspark, disenchant? I got one, never used it but it has more value than lots of other legendaries. You can play it as your third sheep, hex or assassination. Heroes that don't have hard removal like warriors, paladins, druid (w/o naturalize that is) can find a use for him. It can have an unorthodox use if played to "power up" one of your own creatures (a silenced Acolite of pain or a silenced Lightspawn for example). The down side is that for 3 mana It can get overshadowed by BHG if you are looking only for a big minion hard removal card. | ||
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Derrida
2885 Posts
On November 23 2013 22:57 PushDown wrote: I got one, never used it but it has more value than lots of other legendaries. You can play it as your third sheep, hex or assassination. Heroes that don't have hard removal like warriors, paladins, druid (w/o naturalize that is) can find a use for him. It can have an unorthodox use if played to "power up" one of your own creatures (a silenced Acolite of pain or a silenced Lightspawn for example). The down side is that for 3 mana It can get overshadowed by BHG if you are looking only for a big minion hard removal card. Hmm, I mainly play paladin, I would probably use tinkmaster to try to buff a 1/1 in turns 3-5. I think I'll rather go disenchant and craft my second argus and argent commander for the pally deck  | ||
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Talron
Germany7651 Posts
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fidelity
Sweden410 Posts
On November 24 2013 01:28 Talron wrote: Just got Alexstrasza out of a boosterpack. Any suggestions to what kind of deck /class it could fit in? The most common use for atm is in a mage pyro deck. | ||
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PushDown
Italy208 Posts
On November 24 2013 01:28 Talron wrote: Just got Alexstrasza out of a boosterpack. Any suggestions to what kind of deck /class it could fit in? On November 24 2013 01:50 fidelity wrote: The most common use for atm is in a mage pyro deck. ^ this, alternatives: Warrior deck with: Gorehowl into Alexstrasza + charge for a 15dmg OTK. Not the best but if you like to turtle the whole game and gamble into a "decent" combo, you know what to do. Warlocks tend to use Alexstraza togheter with a Jaraxxus. I don't play Warlock so my insights is really slim here | ||
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ETisME
12710 Posts
Some questions: How do you know if you are good at one class or just you have a good enough deck? I am feeling that my priest is better than my druid but I just don't have the cards to make priest work as well as my druid deck. Do you guys stick with one class usually? I suck at warlock and assassin but I feel like it's possibly due to not having all the basic class cards yet now that I am in silver after having the class cards for druid. | ||
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fidelity
Sweden410 Posts
On November 24 2013 19:18 ETisME wrote: God I shouldn't have spent 20bucks only to find I am actually horrible at the game. (silver 2 stars) Some questions: How do you know if you are good at one class or just you have a good enough deck? I am feeling that my priest is better than my druid but I just don't have the cards to make priest work as well as my druid deck. Do you guys stick with one class usually? I suck at warlock and assassin but I feel like it's possibly due to not having all the basic class cards yet now that I am in silver after having the class cards for druid. My advice would be to just play all the different classes at least until level 10(when you get all your class cards), and just see what you enjoy. Then pick 2-4 classes that you want to focus on and focus on crafting cards for those classes, disenchanting the stuff you don't need. In the end though, play what you enjoy | ||
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
I just got beta and finished the tutorial. Was going to buy some packs but thinking that if I can only get Jaina cards then I should wait until I unlock more? | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
Each class has their own cards too. Mages have fireball, frostbolt, etc, Priests have mind control, etc, Warriors have weapons, etc. | ||
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PushDown
Italy208 Posts
On November 24 2013 19:18 ETisME wrote: God I shouldn't have spent 20bucks only to find I am actually horrible at the game. (silver 2 stars) Some questions: How do you know if you are good at one class or just you have a good enough deck? I am feeling that my priest is better than my druid but I just don't have the cards to make priest work as well as my druid deck. Do you guys stick with one class usually? I suck at warlock and assassin but I feel like it's possibly due to not having all the basic class cards yet now that I am in silver after having the class cards for druid. If you don't have any TCG experience try to go with your gut instinct and see what heroes fits your taste. You can get a better undestanding of the different heroes just by playing them to 10 and by doing this you also unlock all their basic set cards. There are some heroes than are more powerful than others while using only their Basic set cards. That may be the reason why you feel that while your Priest insights is deeper you just play better with your Druid. A simple example: With only the basic set of cards that the Mage has you should be able to rank in the ladder much easier than, let's say a Hunter. Most of the players have more than 1 hero that they can play, this is mainly because Tournaments have a "best of" series where you need to have different decks. I wouldn't advice to try and use every different hero pass level 10, basically you will end up beeing a Jack of all trades master of none. You are better off choosing one particular hero and playing it until you are bored of him or get to the peak of the heroes understanding: the heroe's cards, the different archetypes it can play around, the synergies with other cards, etc. Most heroes while having similar cards ideas ( Mage's Flamestrike vs Paladin's Consacrate vs Priest's Holy nova, etc) have different plays styles that need to be considered while playing the hero itself. If you try to play with a Warlock deck and think in the way you do while playing your Priest deck, you won't get to see the decks true potential. On November 25 2013 07:00 FairForever wrote: What's the difference between the different champions or whatever? Or heroes? Is it just the special ability? I just got beta and finished the tutorial. Was going to buy some packs but thinking that if I can only get Jaina cards then I should wait until I unlock more? What Skyr sayed, each hero will have an unique power togheter with it's own specific basic and expert set of cards. To get a better idea of which cards you can have just by playing the heroes, you can go to your: >My collection. >Crafting mode. >All sets; basic sets. >Include Soulbound cards. It will show you the cards you can get just by playing and at what level you can unlock them. You can look in the same way for the Expert set of cards (the ones that come only off boost packs or arena runs). I wouldn't advice you to buy Boost packs if you are only looking to get Mage cards, you will get some or maybe none. After all the cards you can get are Random, no hero has a bigger % of comming out from the boosts. Obviously you can always disinchant the cards you don't like or want and go and craft the Mage cards you desire. | ||
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