Great article. You explain tempo in a way that’s easy to understand.

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Actually, having a 60% win rate is good. It’s a small sample size, but still a good win rate if you can keep it up.

Glad to see this guide get updated. It’s one of my favorite decks. Quick note: Ivory Knight is still mentioned when talking about Discover picks.

I just tried it again on iPhone. I tapped once on the text string that is tyhr import code to make a cursor appear. Then I held my finger down to make the “Select All” option appear. That wasn’t happening before, so maybe it got fixed. Hope this works for you.

I told Evident about it in the Discord channel. He’s going to look into it. You can highlight some text and then drag the selector all the way over past where you can’t see it anymore. It can be tricky. I’m sure it’ll get fixed on the site soon.

You copy an entire deck or just the import code. When you go to make a new deck, the game will detect it and ask you if you want it to create the deck for you.

I agree. I play almost exclusively on an iPad because my computer doesn’t run Hearthstone that great. I really like the system they implemented. They’ve done a great job.

Big props for being ready for deck importing the minute the update hit. You rock!

What has Blizzard done to us to make us so excited about deck copying/importing and stacked golden/non-golden cards?

With that said, once I saw this post, I immediately grabbed my iPad and updated Hearthstone. I was super excited while reading the release notes.

I’m really enjoying playing this deck. I never thought Finja was that great, but he’s won me some games and has made opponent’s concede.

I just realized that Mac is not supported. So much for giving it a try. It seems like a really interesting game. Very different from other card games.

That all makes sense. I just like to argue…..I mean, discuss. 🙂

When Blizzard first announced Hearthstone, the iPad was included. Hearthstone for Mac and PC was released in March 2014 with the iPad release following in April 2014. You are correct that the iPhone and Android versions weren’t released until April 2015.

I don’t knock Gwent for not being on mobile. I just don’t have a lot of time to sit in front of a computer and play a game, so I probably won’t be checking it out until it’s out for iPad.

Looks that way, which keeps me from playing it. My computer can barely handle Hearthstone and I don’t normally have a chance to just sit down at it and play a game. I play Hearthstone primarily on a tablet.

It was moved to the Hall of Fame and is no longer part of the Classic set.

I’m looking forward to the deck list copying. The change to how golden and non-golden cards are represented in deck lists is also a welcome change.

I’ll definitely check your Twitch page to see if you’re streaming when I’m available to watch. It’s rare I get time to watch live Twitch streams and end up watching player’s YouTube videos from the streams. But I’m always interested in seeing great players play Hearthstone so I can learn.

That makes perfect sense. This is why I probably don’t need to make changes to decks because I’m not good at deck building, so I probably wouldn’t be good at teching unless someone with experience told me what to take out and add.

Since reading this article, I’ve been sticking with one deck (Midrange Paladin) and have been giving more focus to the games I play. It has made a big difference. So simple, yet I’ve never done it.

I feel bad for crafting Don Han’Cho at the beginning of the Gadgetzan expansion. I played him a few times in a Buff Paladin deck, but of course it never worked out. I won’t disenchant him because I crafted him. Maybe the future or Wild holds something good for him. Those are the breaks.