That’s quick 😀

Thanks for the report, I fixed it.

I’m glad that you like it! 🙂

He only clears minions on the board (excluding Dormant ones), in both hands and in both decks. He doesn’t do anything about resurrect pool.

I haven’t faced almost any Highlander Priests for the past few days. I think that players are trying out Galakrond build now, so far it seems more consistent. But we’ll see how things develop – the 2nd nerf patch happened only last week, so a lot can happen.

I would say pretty much yes. I think that Shaman is the weakest class right now, Totem Shaman would probably be in Tier 3. But since we’re not doing three Tiers, I’ve decided to put it on the bottom of the list. It’s still a pretty viable deck, though, so I’d say that every class has some solid representation in the meta.

Yeah, I wonder what they could do about Arena to make it more popular and lively. It’s not a “dead format” or anything, but it certainly feels underappreciated by players and devs alike.

They won’t, they only do it when available expansions change. Right now you can still draft exactly the same decks you did before – you just have a lower chance of seeing the powerful DH & Priest cards.

I initially assumed that they are cast immediately but quickly noticed that it’s not the case. I edited it later, but I had to miss that part 🙂 Thanks for the report, I’ve updated it already.

Should be alright now, I pasted the wrong code for some reason.

Sorry, but I have to disagree. Control Warrior & Bomb Warrior were very strong in Rise of Shadows and Saviors of Uldum until Dr. Boom, Mad Genius nerf. Then Galakrond Warrior was one of the best decks last expansion. Warrior has been present in the meta in one form or the other for nearly the whole last year.

Also, Eggro Warrior (Tempo Warrior, Aggro Warrior, Egg Warrior, however you want to call it) is a pretty good deck now, many pro players are having success with it and it was pretty common in the Grandmasters last weekend. But even if Warrior had no good deck right now, okay? It happens? Every class has its ups and downs, e.g. we had times when some of them (like Shaman or Priest) were bad for many expansions in a row. Warrior is really doing okay looking at the history of Hearthstone, it might not be the BEST class ever, but it’s definitely above average (remember oldschool Control Warrior, Odd Warrior or Pirate Warrior for example).

It’s explained in the article I’ve linked – in the comment above i only gave the outline of the new system.

Yes, this is intentional. Cards you disenchant count as owned cards. Yes, it’s most likely to prevent the exploit of opening the nerfed card over and over again and dusting it for full cost. But it also has an upside – you can now disenchant a bad Epic / Legendary and you don’t have to worry about opening it again.

I’m afraid that I don’t know 🙁 Haven’t bought the previous bundles including it so can’t confirm.

I’ll let you know if I find some information about it, though.

https://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/duplicate-protection-across-all-rarities-including-disenchanted-cards-competitive-deck-for-new-returning-players/

tl;dr: Just like previously with Legendaries, you can no longer open duplicates of any rarity UNTIL you have all of the cards from that rarity. E.g. when you collect all commons, you start opening duplicates once again.

It doesn’t mean that Hunter is not good – I’m just adding what pros are sharing. It just happened that they didn’t share any Hunter decks last week (or at least I didn’t see any).

I honestly think that it should still be okay 🙂

I do plan to write about Totem Shaman, but I’m doing them alphabetically. So Rogue is next and Shaman is after that 🙂

“Early next week”. We’ll post an update if we get the exact date.

Yeah. you’re right, I linked the old one. Although you would absolutely love to play the LoE version if you could 🙂

Yeah, actually, he’s a tech against Kael’thas decks. Spell Druid and OTK Demon Hunter take a long time on their Kael’thas turn so you can stop them from doing it (possibly even for a few turns if they can’t remove it).

But still more of a meme card, you will probably have a higher win rate without it.