Hahah, I guess that’s better than nothing… Still, I hope that it will get fully fixed soon.

Yep, that’s exactly how it works. It’s cumulative from all the rewards track, including Darkmoon Faire.

I just l claimed mine and I’m already on the way to get a 2nd one later this expansion 🙂 Still need a little bit over 100 levels, though.

Hmm, I think that it has a lot of meme value. It’s one of those “so bad that it’s good” kind of things.

I wouldn’t call 200 levels “just”, it’s still a lot, it will take most of the players at least 2 expansions to get there (keep in mind that majority of the playerbase is more casual). And that’s just for one. Compared to others that are just straight up bought with money/gold or obtained for free, they will still be quite rare for some time.

They will definitely become common after a year or two, but I don’t expect to see a lot of them overall (most likely more on high rank ladder, since it has way more dedicated players on average).

Dust values don’t count Core cards, but they do count Mankrik.

We’ve decided to count Mankrik since it’s only free for now. The card will become a regular Legendary you can open in packs (and disenchant) after this expansion 🙂

And as for your previous question – looking at pure value, yes, getting one of the decks is a much better deal than buying packs for $20 (assuming you want some cards from it).

It’s bugged right now, people who were already above 200 got it automatically claimed. Let’s hope it gets fixed soon.

Everyone knew that Paladin will be heavily targeted, so many players decided to not bring it at all.

In general, there were a lot more Paladins in the tournament, they just didn’t get that high placements, because their line-ups got targeted.

Control Priest, for example, is great in the format. The deck works well against Paladin and has mostly okay & good matchups, but the only thing really keeping it in check is Control Warlock. Control Warlock can be simply banned when playing in tournament.

Then, popularity of Control Priest is the reason for so many Spell Mages in high positions – Spell Mage is the worst (popular) Priest matchup other than Warlock, especially the Lunacy build. On ladder, non-Lunacy build is mostly better, because Lunacy is now useless against Aggro… but if you expect a lot of Priests, then you can target them with this tech.

Always keep in mind that tournament meta is often very different than ladder meta, because you a) you know your opponent’s deck lists and b) you can ban one of the decks.

The truth is that most of people who like to netdeck already did it, and most of people who prefer to play homebrew decks won’t change their mind just because they can buy full decks now.

It’s just a more efficient way to get full decks for “netdeckers” who already spend money on the game, nothing more, nothing less.

I don’t know why website produced the wrong code (it actually works when you import it into the official deck builder, just not the game).

Here’s the correct one: AAECAfqUAwbP0gP83gPO4QOwigSPnwSFoAQMyLkDrMsDzNIDzdIDjtQDxt4D5uED9eMD+OMDkuQDg6AE56AEAA==

We already had her available for Gold a month ago, I don’t think that they will rotate her in again any time soon. Maybe in the future, but I wouldn’t expect her this year.

I’d say that Xanesh is very strong, but his problem is not strength, but rather consistency. If you get him on curve, you’re actually playing a solid deck with all the cheap Corrupts. But if you don’t… It feels like an Arena deck, lol.

Yes, he should discount Corrupted cards too IMO. It makes more sense. But I don’t think that it would make the deck any more viable (what it would need is more ways to discount Corrupt cards or some ways to tutor Xanesh).

The answer for your question is in FAQ section:

What happens if I buy a Battle-Ready Deck but I already have most of the cards?

You’ll get those cards again as duplicates, which you can choose to disenchant if you’d like.

Yes, any minion with “Can’t attack” can attack after being Silenced (since Silence causes card text to no longer apply).

Well, I don’t think that they’ve planned to nerf Tickatus anyway. And honestly, it seems more like a marketing thing, I can’t imagine them not nerfing any of the cards in those decks if they will actually require some nerfs.

Yep, thank you, fixed!

Nothing, but they have a new one every week or two, so I would expect another one soon-ish. Probably when Patch 20.2 drops (I thought that it might drop yesterday, but since it didn’t, it might be out next week).

It’s impossible to open them in packs – for now they’re exclusive to the rewards track. They will become available in packs next expansion after rewards track changes 🙂

Yes, Sword of the Fallen is still a good card. But if for example you aren’t playing Paladin at all, then that’s free extra Dust to craft something for the classes you play 🙂

That’s really weird, I still see full dust value on PC. Maybe try there and if you’re already trying on PC, you could try restarting the client?

Should be full Dust value until tomorrow.

Update: I see some other people reporting similar issues, I don’t know what happens.

Yeah, Cram Session often feels like a filler card, but it’s not like Mage has many better options. It’s still good after discounting (0-1 mana to cycle is much better than 2) and you do have 2x Primordial Studies after all (+Font of Power sometimes gives you a Spell Damage minion). You can really hit the jackpot with Imprisoned Phoenix, for example.

I think it’s sub-optimal, but still better than other Mage options we have. I’d say that it will be one of the first cards to get cut next expansion if some good spell gets printed.