Yes, I meant CEST.

The sooner we’re done with time changes and stay on one the better, it just causes unnecessary confusion.

Yes, I’m stupid. I also haven’t seen it in play, but it should work like you mention, that you can’t play any card afterwards on the same turn.

The deck is a year old…

I didn’t mean that you can’t generate Mage spells in general, just that you can’t hit Wildfire in particular at a high chance.

There’s Runed Orb, Wand Thief and Ethereal Conjurer, but each one has less than 10% chance to give you Wildfire. There’s also Babbling Book, but that’s ~3% chance. It will be a nice bonus from time to time, but those aren’t consistent enough to rely on them.

For example, if Magic Trick was still in Standard, the chances to hit Wildfire with it would be significantly higher.

You’re right, Spy is still there! Sadly, Secretkeeper was better in Paladin because of the cheap Secrets, but it’s still something. At least Spy curves into nicely – T1 Secret into T2 Spy is a solid play assuming Secret doesn’t get revealed.

It’s really hard to keep track of what will and what won’t be in Standard come rotation, it will take me some time getting used to 🙂

After playing Classic for the last few days, I completely forgot that Innervate only regenerates one mana.

Lightning Bloom still exists, though! 🙂 But that will sadly make your next turn completely dead.

But why don’t you agree? It’s not unfair when everyone can do it. Plus it’s just pack openings, it’s not a big deal :p

Sorry, but this time around I don’t have time to do card reviews. Reveal season was very short and we just got Classic format released (and I need to add almost 400 Classic cards to the database), card nerf reverts, a new Duels patch, spell schools on 600+ older cards etc. There’s so much work I need to do that card reviews are simply impossible to fit in.

I’m writing an article with my picks for most interesting cards from Forged in the Barrens, though – it will be out on Monday.

Yes, it should be 3200. It seems that there’s a bug regarding that, not sure if it’s visual or it actually gives you less Dust though.

Edit: I see some other people saying that you should browse Wild cards instead and it will show full Dust. Alternatively, try restarting the game.

Those are Core Set cards. Golden versions of Core Set cards are obtained through achievements.

They will be in your collection after expansion launches, but they can’t be disenchanted in case you’re wondering.

Because Core Set launches on March 30, with the expansion’s release. You’ll see your cards then and will be able to play with them.

Haha, that’s true. Players got much less resources for free and everyone was new, so they just started working towards their collection.

Hogger was the first Legendary I opened, so I put him into literally every deck I played, lol.

I’m pretty sure it’s a visual bug, other players are experiencing similar thing.

I think it was during game’s release patch, in March 2014. So a few months before Classic format takes from (June 2014).

The format isn’t very popular and I’m commonly hearing that people dislike it.

But of course different people like different things, that’s how it works. The more options we have, the better 🙂

It’s the same card for Wild and Classic, you don’t need to own two separate versions.

Oh I’m sure that they’ve missed a lot 😀 If they found a gamebreaking bug before launch then they would focus on fixing it first, so it’s the bugs they HAVEN’T found that we should be afraid of most.

You’re 100% right about the first two points, but I’m also not sure about the third one. I can’t find that information anywhere.

I should have worded that better. It’s your last chance to complete them if you still want extra XP. They will still, of course, be in game and you will still be able to complete them just for achievement points. I fixed it.

You can’t open regular Mankrik from packs, only Golden.

But you’re still technically right – if you find Golden Mankrik, then you can turn it into any Golden Legendary or 2 regular Legendaries.

However, keep in mind that’s only correct for launch, when full Dust refunds still last.