None. Rotations happen yearly, not when a new expansion is released. Next rotation will happen with the first set of 2019 (and it will push out all of the 2017 sets – Un’Goro, KFT and Kobolds).

Not really, though. When you play Fire Fly, it will add the token to your hand and then, AFTER the card resolves, you draw a card. So the new card will be right-most, not the Flame Elemental.

If the Luna said “Whenever” instead of “After”, it would proc before the card resolves, and it would work just like you think.

I mean, adding a card draw to a Fire Fly is still a great thing, just saying that you won’t draw one with the Flame Elemental too 🙂

Definitely not. Stats and mana cost alone make it much better than LOTS of the useless high cost Legendary. And you sometimes get to draw a card? Cool!

Definitely not a staple, auto-include Legendary, but not even close to the worst Legendary in the game. It looks alright, actually.

When this minion is on the board, and you play the card on the right side of your hand (so usually your top deck), you draw a card. Then, that new card is going to be on the right side of your hand again, so when you play it, you draw another one.

Is there anything else you don’t understand?

Sea Giants might be interesting, especially against decks like Odd Paladin or Token Druid. I’ll try them out soon!

I, for one, still think that Lady in White has a lot of potential. It’s just not a card you build your deck around – it’s a card that you throw into an existing good deck which runs lots of low attack/high health minions. We had many cards like that before. Some of them end up finding the right deck, others don’t 🙂

From the looks, we can assume that Warrior will get a new Hero Card – “Dr. Boom, Mad Genius”. We still don’t know what it is exactly and what it will do, but it sounds pretty fun!

To add onto that, it’s quite likely that we will see some cards revealed earlier too. In The Witchwood, they have shown some cards in videos about the new mechanics, which were released before the reveal season!

It was 70 for $50 last time, not 80 if I remember correctly.

And now they’re giving an extra Golden Legendary. Which is basically a free Legendary of your choice (1.6k Dust) if you don’t care about the shiny cards.

The Witchwood deal was still better, but not by a huge margin much. The difference between let’s say 110 Packs + Golden Legendary and 130 Packs (I’m assuming F2P player will hoard enough gold to get at least 60 packs, I already have enough for 70 for example) is not that big, really. On average, one is worth 2k Dust (100 Dust/pack) and the other is 1.6k Dust. However, the 1.6k Dust is guaranteed, while the 20 packs can be really bad (like imagine you don’t open any Legendaries and only 2-3 bad Epics and a bunch of Commons and Rares you already have).

But yes, the fact that you can buy both is them trying to milk some players. Which I don’t really mind. It’s a better deal than regular packs anyway, so if people want to buy it, why not.

They don’t split. The extra stats and effect is counted as a buff. When you Silence it, the extra stats and all of the effects disappear, and the base minion stays there. It’s like you buffed something with Spikeridged Steed and then it got Silenced 🙂

I’ve actually played both versions yesterday and I liked the Doomguard one more. However, Leeroy version is by far the most popular one so I’ve decided to cover that one for now. But don’t worry, I’ll take a closer look at the deck again in a few days and update it if the Doomguard version turns out to increase in popularity and/or have a significantly higher win rate 🙂

Update: It seems that a fused Mech can attack immediately! It doesn’t create a new minion, but rather “buff” the existing one.

It’s not Neutral – it’s Rogue! It has a black border.

Yes, of course. Like I’ve mentioned in the post, the MEGA-BUNDLE contains 30 “EXTRA” packs.

It’s a great question, but I’m afraid that we don’t know that yet. We’ll update the post once we find out!

And it wasn’t played in Mech Mage… for some reason I wrote “Giant” when I was thinking about “Knight”. Sorry, fixed it.

There are two kinds of “worst” – TGT is “worst” as in the “weakest” or “least impactful”. MSOG is “worst” as in the “least enjoyable one”. At least according to polls.

Calling MSOG “worst”, as in “weakest”, would be a pretty bold statement 🙂

Giant in Big Spells Mage makes some sense, but dropping a huge minion is not really the deck’s win condition. It’s too slow against Aggro, and Control decks will just remove it – one of the strengths of Big Spell Mage is that Control decks removals are dead cards against it until the late game. Plus, the only new synergy is the one with Frost Lich Jaina, and if you play your Jaina, you win majority of the games anyway, you don’t really need to make it slightly stronger.

About Piper in Even Warlock – it’s also not the deck’s game plan. The deck wants to put as much pressure as it can. It wants to play Drake or Giant, not a 3/3 minion. Card draw is also not important in the deck – you have full hand thanks to your Hero Power nearly all the time, and drawing a 2-drop is not particularly interesting anyway. Even Sandbinder (which would now draw the Giant, since it will be an Elemental) would be better, but still way too slow.

I believe that Piper might be played in some Warlock deck in the future, but she doesn’t really line up with the current Warlock’s game plan.

Definitely not, Mountain Giant doesn’t really synergize with Even Shaman. The deck rarely gets to big hand sizes. Sea Giant also works very well with the board flood of the deck.

Yeah, one of the biggest changes in the history of Hearthstone.