Congratulations! 🙂

GREAT JOB! =) You’re welcome!

Hello! Thanks for trying out the deck! Am very glad it worked out for you! I think I got very good consistency with this deck – tested it around 7-8 times and won 6-7 times. But yeah, as long as you manage to beat him, and some extra creativity from your end always make it even more satisfying! 🙂

You mentioned 10% chance, so I’m assuming it’s Kabal class-specific, not standard (mage/warlock/priest) class-specific (i.e. you can only get potions of your class: mage – 1 of 3, warlock – 1 of 3, and priest – 1 of 4)? Those odds (33.3%, 33.3% and 25%, respectively) seem much more probably to me, instead of a 10% chance to get one of the 10 potions. That said, this is just my [baseless] opinion… Hehe

totally agree with you mate! best comment ever 😉

shaman gets healing now… great.

You’re welcome! Very glad it did! 🙂

Found this to be really really consistent! Do give it a try 🙂

http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/heroic-free-medivh-animated-mage/

Fixed! Thanks mate 😉

Evident, this deck works really well. Try it!

http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/face-freeze-for-heroic-netherspite/

One thing though – I can’t input more than ~500 characters in the description, it keeps saying it needs to be less than 1,000.

Just in case you guys don’t already know, I realized that Romulo can be silenced! 🙂

Created a deck using Stoneskin Gargoyle and buffed it with Power Word: Shield, Velen’s Chosen and/or Power Word: Tentacles (mid-game). Obviously Divine Spirit and Inner Fire too. Add in a couple of silences/mass dispels, and throw plenty of cheap spells to clear minions/board and you’re good.

Lightwell is a very helpful starting minion. And if you have Shadowform, it’ll be a walk in the park. Most of Julianne’s minions can be easily pinged off (especially Romulo)!

Downed her within a single try. Might have been lucky with the draws/curve, but you shouldn’t have much difficulty if you know how to use your draws well.

Good luck!

What’s going on?? They’ve switched brawls?! I’ve already gotten my packs from the Battle of the Builds one!! HAHA

Fantastic article mate! Great job!

Found a way to beat Ice Block + Fireball/Molten Giant… And any other non-OTK combos (seen none so far)! Even Yoggs and 10-mana minion decks!

**FORBIDDEN HEALING + EQUALITY**

Start by spamming Silver Hand Recruits and go for face. Just burn equality for Fireball mages (or other non-minion combos) as you won’t need those. Keep healing when necessary (don’t go lower than 14 health), and win by fatigue (ice block does not work for those who don’t know, because secrets don’t activate on your own turn). For giants or other big minions, use Equality and let them fill their boards with 1-attack minions (so you’ll get 7 damage max from minions per turn). Thereafter, keep drawing until they’re fatigued. You’ll be able to easily heal 20 health/round with Forbidden Healing 😀

Works like magic, but can be tedious and boring. Just pray that your opponent realizes early enough that they’ll lose and concede. Easily >90% win-rate otherwise! =)

No more Mad Scientist for Standard play, so no need for nerf. Freeze mage will be out of the meta. Ice block is not very useful in most decks otherwise.

I agree with you on Mysterious Challenger though… However, Secrets Paladin’s not too dominating anymore in the latest metas as most decks have means of suppressing/removing secrets. Also, you never know how the WotOG will affect the meta. Only Blizzard does. I guess we’ll find out soon! 😉

We’re now certain that Blizz’s pushing for more late-game action with this nerf. Be prepared to spend double the time on each game…

The nerf does really keep things refreshing, if you stop being class-biased. Like REALLY……

Don’t you ever get bored playing the same deck over and over again??? Yeah, Blade Fury, FoN, AoL and Arcane Golem’s nerfs are pretty drastic, but seriously, if BF gets +1 mana cost; FoN gets 2/1 Treants or +1 mana cost (or both); AoL gets -2 health, AG becomes 4/1 or costs +1 mana, would it make any difference? They’d still be used without hesitation in their respective dominating decks. What you really want when you nerf is to make people think twice, or even THRICE, about including them. Or to push players to come out with other new, different/interesting ideas of play.

Yes, druids/rouges are massively nerfed, but honestly, if you’re good enough, create an alternate druid/rouge deck and show the world with style that you can still kick butt with the nerfs. Wouldn’t that bring you a greater sense of achievement/satisfaction? Also, you never know, it seems like the WotOG have got pretty solid Druid cards. And if all else fails, there are so many other classes waiting to suck in those creative juices of yours, so go out there and have fun! 🙂

As for basic cards, most can be replaced easily… Use a Spellbreaker – you don’t silence much on turn 2 or 3 anyways; BGH’s fine, you don’t get many 7-attack targets at turn 3 or 4, do you? Some common cards (i.e. Leper Gnome, Ironbeak Owl) ARE pretty OPed. They should be rares, not common (I know the colour doesn’t change anything though). But they ought to be nerfed, if you ask me…

However, one minor thing I thought is unfair about nerfs is that some cards ARE meant to be OPed because they’re rares/epics/legendaries. Like for the AoL, it’s at most a blue after the nerf. Not a purple anymore. On the other hand, that’s why you get to dust it for full value shortly after the nerf… But again, you can’t please everyone, so I think Blizzard’s already done a great job so far.

All in all, there are always pros and cons, and if no one’s forcing you to play the game really… If you’re against this, you’re free to leave the game. The popularity of the HearthStone in years to come will naturally show if their choices in such “adjustments” were the right ones.

IMHO, if one wants want to fully enjoy the game, one should try to embrace the change and challenge ourselves by creating new decks/tactics/combos, overcoming these “nerfs”. Enjoy!!