It will cost 3.

There’s a pretty big error I found. The probability to get a specific secret from Pack Kodo is 20%, not 60%. That minion only shows you one secret.

I knew about this before you posted it and enjoyed the 3200 dust from the first Golden Legendary I ever owned. 🙂

Surprised they didn’t have the card in the popup for nerfed cards when you open the game. Someone must have forgotten about it.

Even that best case scenario of yours doesn’t come close to making that card worth running. You spend 3 mana and 2 cards for what? A little bit of board damage and a few small taunts? No way! You’re not seeing the whole picture. You didn’t pay the mana cost for the second card, but you still paid the card. You’re still left with two fewer cards in hand. If this mediocre result is the best case scenario and the worst case is a 3-mana 3/3, there’s no way this sees competitive play.

I think it’s absolute trash and there’s no way it sees play in any deck. If you don’t have a deathrattle in hand, it’s a terrible card. If you do, it’s still not good enough. Remember that this costs you two cards because it removes the other one from your hand when playing it.

I thought it was a hunter card and I thought it was too bad to see play even in hunter. If it was meant to be in hunter, it’s not because it was too good that it was moved.

I think midrange decks are the least likely to play this because they need multiple 4-drops, and control decks are the second least likely. Aggro decks that otherwise top at 3 mana are a much better fit.

Basic cards won’t become dustable, that’s been confirmed by designers.

It’s been confirmed that Basic cards won’t become craftable nor dustable.

The core set, which is playable in both standard and wild, rotates every year. So yes, it rotates out of wild as well. The set is separate from the Classic set which is moving to wild. This means that to be able to play a card that’s in the Classic set but not in the core set (and remember, what’s in the core set rotates every year), you must own it in the Classic set.

The core set is free and disappears after one year, replaced by a new core set. You can’t get those cards from packs, you can’t craft them and you can’t disenchant them either.

All the paladin cards will be. Most neutral cards will be unlocked through other classes, as they are now.

There won’t be full dust disenchant, we’ve known that for a few weeks already about Edwin.

Eventually I lost to a Priest with Renew and switched to that. Very flexible and great against aggro. Completely destroys Demon Hunter with Twin Slice, which I faced a lot.

The Brawl is Wild and both Patches and Jade Idol (slower than Pogos but can’t be silenced) are very strong. I played a Priest with Imprisoned Humunculus and won something like 80% of my games with it. Counters Patches perfectly and wins a lot of other matchups on the back of those nice stats alone.

We’ve known it was going to be in March this year ever since they released the last expansion in November. It would make no sense to have Scholomance last only 3 months and Darkmoon last 5 months. I for one would be very sad to have to wait so long for a new expansion. It will get boring soon, it always does after a few weeks or months.

Nevermind, looks like I was wrong. Looking back at former tournaments I participated in, it looks like that extra pack was added starting with the Arlington Masters Qualifier that began in October 2019. Nothing new on that front, sorry I got carried away!

They’re by far the most time efficient way to gain packs, even more so than 7-win Arena runs. This is especially the case if you can play at a decently high level and win some rounds. It’s hardest on the Europe server where the qualifiers are most competitive and fill up every time, and easiest on the Asia server where they’re so unpopular that just showing up and losing in the first round is often enough to win something. You can play on any and all servers and the packs won can be awarded in any server of your choice, not necessarily the one where you earned them.

To be clear, anything from 17th to 256th place now awards one more pack than it used to.

I’m really happy about a completely overlooked fact in this article: qualifiers now award more packs than before. What used to give 3 now gives 4, what gave 2 gives 3, what gave 1 gives 2 and finishing in top 256 now gives 1 instead of zero. As a F2P player who uses Masters Qualifiers as the main source of card packs, this is very good news for me!