I'm not sure this is technically possible, but can you guys make it such that, in mobile view, tapping a link of a card only shows the small popup with its description? Currently, it shows that and also navigates to the card's page.
I know that mobile tapping can't really work like mouse clicks, yet I'm curios if anything can be done about it overall.
You can achieve that on mobile by long-pressing on it actually. Clear the options that appear and the image will be displayed underneath.
Started using Holy Fire instead of [Hearthstone Card (shadow word:death) Not Found]. It's also got an interesting use case when your opponent is trying not to damage you. You can use it on your own face to advance your quest by 1/3, if you choose.
Warriors suck to play against, mainly because they just have so much removal and clear your minions immediately when you play them. I've beaten some here and there but you have to try and bait out a lot of their spells and it takes a while. I wasn't encountering too many at lower ranks but once i got up to higher ranks i saw a lot more of them.
Nah i am not worried at all, it's working very well for me. Took me to rank 5 so far. On quite a win streak today beating several mech hunters, a couple quest paladins, and even a quest warrior deck to pass the rank 5 floor.
This deck does pass a few early turns quite often using only the hero power but once you get taunt minions and waterbearers active it slows the game down immensely. Often take a ton of damage, even get close to lethal, but that's part of the plan. Through the mid-late game there's so much powerful removal, summoning, and healing available it can heal right back up to 30 easily. Mass Dispel is invaluable when it comes to eliminating all kinds of buffs and helping consistency.
I previously had some cheaper spells in this deck like Power Word: Shield and Penance but they were of little value and often sat in my hand while i hoped to draw something else. Doesn't synergize well with Archmage Vargoth or King Phaoris, has absolutely no use early game anyway, and i would much rather have one of my more expensive valuable cards in hand.
I recently opted for some more powerful cards over cheaper ones. High Inquisitor Whitemane because it has clear synergy with the deck in terms of resurrection and it's just a decent 7-cost body otherwise if you just want something on the board to interact with. Don't often get use of the battlecry but it's great to have as an option if you want to trade in your minions and also keep them. Also started useing High Priest Amet because it's actually such a powerful card in combination with Psychopomp, Khartut Defender, and just about everything else once you have the quest complete.
I haven't tried it and i probably won't in this particular deck. The only reason i am playing reborn minions at all in this deck is to complete the quest, so i don't really want to have any that i won't be able to play until at least turn 7.
Playing my quest priest i was matched against a quest druid. Passed many turns and even though they were playing minions they refused to deal damage to me so i couldn't heal. Joke's on them, i had a hand of expensive spells and dropped King Phaoris for a full beefy board. LOL. Needless to say he had no way to deal with it.
I've always loved really slow Priest decks with resurrect mechanics. Been playing around with the quest and finding a good combination of cards to complete it in a timely manner and take best advantage of it. Seems like playing a bunch of valuable taunt minions and resurrecting them works pretty well, particularly Khartut Defender. Plague of Death is such a strong card.
Yeah i feel like it's very unnecessary in this deck. It's not worth using unless you are playing a ton of magnetic minions and as you mentioned having Micro Mummy in the deck makes it super inconsistent because you are guaranteed to have at least one or two of the reborn copies dying. Da Undatakah serves this purpose much better. Skip summoning the eggs and get straight to the Robosaurs.
I chose not to play the Whelp because i was trying to minimize the amount of high-cost cards i might draw early that won't get me enough value. Mechano-Egg is much better and i feel like the two copies are just enough since i don't want to get stuck with a bunch of deathrattles before i can copy them.
As for Murmy i didn't want to run it at first either. Ultimately though having 12 reborn minions in your deck helps with getting the quest completed more consistently and also to compliment Crystology better. I want to have a good amount of 1-Attack minions to draw something if i draw it later in the game so it's not just a dead card, and i also wanted to have more reborn minions with 1-Attack than not to give a better chance for drawing them when i use it earlier.
I tried Questing Explorer for a while but i didn't like that after the quest is complete it has no real value compared to other cards.
I started playing WoW during it's late vanilla days just before the Burning Crusade expansion. Played through Wraith of the Lich King and i absolutely loved the lore and the journey that the quests took me on. It was just so epic and immersive, and Death Knights were just the best thing. I still have the DVD-ROM here for memories. Immediately after launch i had ground out a blood Death Knight to the level cap of what i believe was 80 at the time, then stopped playing because i was young and really didn't get the whole 'raiding' concept at the time.
When i met my wife one of the first things we talked about was WoW and it was definitely a huge part of that connection. I had coincidentally gotten an email from blizzard offering to 'resurrect' my account and give me the Cataclysm expansion for free along with some play time and it was unquestionably accepted. We played a lot together through the story of Pandaria. The Timeless Isle was the most memorable experience, along with maintaining a farm of useful mats with The Tillers on Halfhill. It offered so many cool things and it was such a blast to immerse yourself in, and that is a damn good thing because it came with a huge content drought afterwards. I ended up finally getting myself the very rare Reins of the Thundering Onyx Cloud Serpentmount which was really cool to fly around on.
Later on i played through Warlords of Draenor, completed a lot of the raids and everything. The story and everything leading up to it as well was just so epic. Back to the roots and back in time through the Dark Portal with Grommash and Garrosh in their homeland before it became the Outland that was featured in the Burning Crusade expansion. Garrosh tries to alter the history of the Orcs and ultimately ends up being slain by Thrall. The cinematic for this was EPIC, you can check it out here.
The launch was horror and i literally had to get my wife to log me in to queue behind thousands of players in the hopes that i would be able to get into the server and play by the time i got home from work. Blizzard seemed to have a meltdown with that launch. It was understandable when the game was new but come on, 5 expansions in now and Blizzard is that unprepared? Small indie company indeed. I enjoyed the story and played a lot but overall it was a terrible expansion compared to the rest because there was so little content up-front that people consumed overnight, as massive as WoW is.
Just before Legion was announced i quit playing and have not returned since. I had just grown out of the whole RPG element of Warcraft, but i still enjoy the lore a lot. It was not my first experience to Warcraft however as i knew all about the previous Warcraft games; my brother played through them heavily and i believe he still plays WoW himself, but this was the first time i had played a game involving it myself and it's been a huge part of my life as a person and as a gamer. Future business decisions aside, they created a masterpiece of a world and look at how far it has come. A lot of creativity and passion went into it, from Chris Metzen especially. Thrall is modeled after him and he even did the voice acting for Thrall, Varian, Ragnaros, Vol'Jin, Nefarian, Hakkar, Saurfang, and apparently even Bastion from Overwatch. TIL, LOL. Most recently he had a major part in the creative direction of Sigma in Overwatch, although he is retired. Very cool dude.
So yeah. I started with the intention of a casual reply to this and ended up providing an essay reflecting on all the epic content i have experienced throughout the years. Definitely worth giving WoW a try if it is something you are interested in. It's more accessible now than it has ever been but i can't speak for the newest content. I am just more of an FPS/Strategy type of gamer these days. Love to see this lore reflected in Hearthstone and extrapolated from in whimsical ways. For more lore content regarding Hearthstone you might enjoy this page.
Yeah i think you have to love onions to want them on your grilled cheese. Love some red onion.
I certainly hope we can one day transmit taste through the internet for this reason
Sounds good but i'd probably use butter and dip in mayo instead. I love mayo, especially mixed with ketchup.
It is done!
You can achieve that on mobile by long-pressing on it actually. Clear the options that appear and the image will be displayed underneath.
Thanks for that, looks like something got mixed up while putting it togther.
Started using Holy Fire instead of [Hearthstone Card (shadow word:death) Not Found]. It's also got an interesting use case when your opponent is trying not to damage you. You can use it on your own face to advance your quest by 1/3, if you choose.
Really interested to see how they are planning to approach balancing this meta out.
Certainly your lucky day!
Grats, welcome to the club!
Warriors suck to play against, mainly because they just have so much removal and clear your minions immediately when you play them. I've beaten some here and there but you have to try and bait out a lot of their spells and it takes a while. I wasn't encountering too many at lower ranks but once i got up to higher ranks i saw a lot more of them.
Nah i am not worried at all, it's working very well for me. Took me to rank 5 so far. On quite a win streak today beating several mech hunters, a couple quest paladins, and even a quest warrior deck to pass the rank 5 floor.
This deck does pass a few early turns quite often using only the hero power but once you get taunt minions and waterbearers active it slows the game down immensely. Often take a ton of damage, even get close to lethal, but that's part of the plan. Through the mid-late game there's so much powerful removal, summoning, and healing available it can heal right back up to 30 easily. Mass Dispel is invaluable when it comes to eliminating all kinds of buffs and helping consistency.
I previously had some cheaper spells in this deck like Power Word: Shield and Penance but they were of little value and often sat in my hand while i hoped to draw something else. Doesn't synergize well with Archmage Vargoth or King Phaoris, has absolutely no use early game anyway, and i would much rather have one of my more expensive valuable cards in hand.
I recently opted for some more powerful cards over cheaper ones. High Inquisitor Whitemane because it has clear synergy with the deck in terms of resurrection and it's just a decent 7-cost body otherwise if you just want something on the board to interact with. Don't often get use of the battlecry but it's great to have as an option if you want to trade in your minions and also keep them. Also started useing High Priest Amet because it's actually such a powerful card in combination with Psychopomp, Khartut Defender, and just about everything else once you have the quest complete.
100% a wallet deck.
I haven't tried it and i probably won't in this particular deck. The only reason i am playing reborn minions at all in this deck is to complete the quest, so i don't really want to have any that i won't be able to play until at least turn 7.
Playing my quest priest i was matched against a quest druid. Passed many turns and even though they were playing minions they refused to deal damage to me so i couldn't heal. Joke's on them, i had a hand of expensive spells and dropped King Phaoris for a full beefy board. LOL. Needless to say he had no way to deal with it.
Win streak atm with this deck.
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I've always loved really slow Priest decks with resurrect mechanics. Been playing around with the quest and finding a good combination of cards to complete it in a timely manner and take best advantage of it. Seems like playing a bunch of valuable taunt minions and resurrecting them works pretty well, particularly Khartut Defender. Plague of Death is such a strong card.
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Yeah i feel like it's very unnecessary in this deck. It's not worth using unless you are playing a ton of magnetic minions and as you mentioned having Micro Mummy in the deck makes it super inconsistent because you are guaranteed to have at least one or two of the reborn copies dying. Da Undatakah serves this purpose much better. Skip summoning the eggs and get straight to the Robosaurs.
I chose not to play the Whelp because i was trying to minimize the amount of high-cost cards i might draw early that won't get me enough value. Mechano-Egg is much better and i feel like the two copies are just enough since i don't want to get stuck with a bunch of deathrattles before i can copy them.
As for Murmy i didn't want to run it at first either. Ultimately though having 12 reborn minions in your deck helps with getting the quest completed more consistently and also to compliment Crystology better. I want to have a good amount of 1-Attack minions to draw something if i draw it later in the game so it's not just a dead card, and i also wanted to have more reborn minions with 1-Attack than not to give a better chance for drawing them when i use it earlier.
I tried Questing Explorer for a while but i didn't like that after the quest is complete it has no real value compared to other cards.
I started playing WoW during it's late vanilla days just before the Burning Crusade expansion. Played through Wraith of the Lich King and i absolutely loved the lore and the journey that the quests took me on. It was just so epic and immersive, and Death Knights were just the best thing. I still have the DVD-ROM here for memories. Immediately after launch i had ground out a blood Death Knight to the level cap of what i believe was 80 at the time, then stopped playing because i was young and really didn't get the whole 'raiding' concept at the time.
When i met my wife one of the first things we talked about was WoW and it was definitely a huge part of that connection. I had coincidentally gotten an email from blizzard offering to 'resurrect' my account and give me the Cataclysm expansion for free along with some play time and it was unquestionably accepted. We played a lot together through the story of Pandaria. The Timeless Isle was the most memorable experience, along with maintaining a farm of useful mats with The Tillers on Halfhill. It offered so many cool things and it was such a blast to immerse yourself in, and that is a damn good thing because it came with a huge content drought afterwards. I ended up finally getting myself the very rare Reins of the Thundering Onyx Cloud Serpent mount which was really cool to fly around on.
Later on i played through Warlords of Draenor, completed a lot of the raids and everything. The story and everything leading up to it as well was just so epic. Back to the roots and back in time through the Dark Portal with Grommash and Garrosh in their homeland before it became the Outland that was featured in the Burning Crusade expansion. Garrosh tries to alter the history of the Orcs and ultimately ends up being slain by Thrall. The cinematic for this was EPIC, you can check it out here.
The launch was horror and i literally had to get my wife to log me in to queue behind thousands of players in the hopes that i would be able to get into the server and play by the time i got home from work. Blizzard seemed to have a meltdown with that launch. It was understandable when the game was new but come on, 5 expansions in now and Blizzard is that unprepared? Small indie company indeed. I enjoyed the story and played a lot but overall it was a terrible expansion compared to the rest because there was so little content up-front that people consumed overnight, as massive as WoW is.
Just before Legion was announced i quit playing and have not returned since. I had just grown out of the whole RPG element of Warcraft, but i still enjoy the lore a lot. It was not my first experience to Warcraft however as i knew all about the previous Warcraft games; my brother played through them heavily and i believe he still plays WoW himself, but this was the first time i had played a game involving it myself and it's been a huge part of my life as a person and as a gamer. Future business decisions aside, they created a masterpiece of a world and look at how far it has come. A lot of creativity and passion went into it, from Chris Metzen especially. Thrall is modeled after him and he even did the voice acting for Thrall, Varian, Ragnaros, Vol'Jin, Nefarian, Hakkar, Saurfang, and apparently even Bastion from Overwatch. TIL, LOL. Most recently he had a major part in the creative direction of Sigma in Overwatch, although he is retired. Very cool dude.
So yeah. I started with the intention of a casual reply to this and ended up providing an essay reflecting on all the epic content i have experienced throughout the years. Definitely worth giving WoW a try if it is something you are interested in. It's more accessible now than it has ever been but i can't speak for the newest content. I am just more of an FPS/Strategy type of gamer these days. Love to see this lore reflected in Hearthstone and extrapolated from in whimsical ways. For more lore content regarding Hearthstone you might enjoy this page.
Can confirm, i had 2 quests left and did not get my third today.