Check my reply to the other comment which explains why.

It would make sense because we’re losing a lot of cards due to the rotation. So the first new set could very well be an expansion to make up for the loss of cards to Standard.

This is also a quote from the official Blizzard Standard post:

When we release the first new Expansion each year, every set that wasn’t released in the same year or the year prior will cycle out and no longer be part of the Standard format. [Source]

Also, this was mentioned in the Blizzard Q&A at BlizzCon (paraphrased): They are evaluating the best way to release cards, e.g., through expansions or adventures. They are pretty happy with two expansions and an adventure each year. [Source]

Yeah, I was confused by this as well.

Fixed, thanks.

I added it above, but it’s a 5 Mana 10/10 with Taunt.

I just added it above, but it’s a 5 Mana 10/10 with Taunt.

It’s Swarmer.

You’d probably just run Whirlwind instead, and I don’t know much about the Wild meta. N’Zoth decks are probably going to be pretty strong going forward in Wild I would imagine.

N’Zoth and Sylvanas probably, especially if he wants to play Standard in the future. Justicar will be rotating out early next year.

If Jaraxxus the minion is on the board then yes, but if you are referring to hero Jaraxxus then likely no.

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Starfall is kind of a dead card in a lot of matchups. Something like Ancient of War serves multiple purposes and acts as a sort of AOE due to the taunt.

It was revealed as a Common, but later corrected to be a Rare.

https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/5b5mlg/the_mean_prerelease_reveal_chart_all_currently/dacysd5/

I’m pretty sure it would be a 5/5 and a 6/6.

If you aren’t running into a lot of Secret Paladin or Freeze Mage then yes.

That’s not a bad idea, but Acolyte gives you room for more draws.

I think Ooze would be fine.

Yeah, that would work.

Nope, you just get the fifty packs for the price which is ten more than usual.

Early next year it is.