Do you have friends that play? Then brawl them to get the pack.

Don’t have friends that will play a brawl with you? Then create your invite a friend code, create a new account. Level it up to get Morgl the Oracle for your main account. Then brawl yourself.

Or just build a budget deck and play until you win.

If a player really wants the free pack, they can get it.

Do you still feel the same about this card? 🙂

These are great. Would be nice to have some budget odd and even decks (if they exist). Budget odd decks seem to be quite good, and baku is a good legendary for budget players.

Warlock is one of the worse matchups. But it seemed to do okay against zoo and Highlander in my experience. Cube lock would be a hard matchup.

Turns out it is random…. Still looks good though. They did print a lot of cards to support it.

Card does not have the word random on it

Doesn’t say random, you should get to choose.

Do you want all epics to be good to broken? That way you need all of them to be competitive?

If all epics and legendaries are must have, people will complain the game is too expensive. If some are better than others people will complain about the bad ones existing.

If minion-less Hunter becomes a thing in next 12 months and people are facing down two huffers on turn six every game, people will call for a nerf.

Except it does not say random, so 100% of the time you can have whatever combination you need.

Team five add cards over time to develop a class. Don’t expect all the cards for a new archtype to get dropped in one expansion.

People will likely experiment with this and if team five thinks it needs a push, will give it some more love in the up coming expansions.

It is really silly to make black and white comments like this when so few cards have been seen, and we have no idea what the new meta will look like.

http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/asmodais-1-legend-aggrotempo-rogue-september-2017/

Done! 🙂

Pretty sure this is going to be a great card to have going to against the lych king.

There are 135 games listed and he won 78. That gives a win percentage of 58%. If they played another 5 games and lost all of them, their win percentage would be 55%, which would leave them having played 140 games.

Stange way of listing it as we are used to win – loss. Numbers check out though.

I crafted Hemet to play toasts version of this deck, and went 2/8 lossing to not draring hemet, drawing both giants, or not getting the giant off the top.

However, hemet is not a wasted craft as he is great in other decks.