Hmm, this might be a nerf that's "announced" tomorrow :p

But actually it's probably just a Brawl thing that has costs changed.

Funny, I was also playing Holy Wrath Paladin earlier because I faced a lot of Shamans, and then I got 6 Rogues in a row (which is super annoying due to Flik Skyshiv). In 20 games I faced 1 Shaman, heck I even faced more Control Warriors..

Yeah Barista Lynchen and War Master Voone, and obviously Town Crier to get Scion asap ;)

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No Scion of Ruin? That card is sooo good, even without the Galakrond buff. I wonder why many people don't consider it

Exactly! I build my whole deck around that strong card. Scion of Ruin drawn with Galakrond, the Unbreakable is a 3x 7/6! I even run Dragon Breeders and Tasty Flyfishs to take full advantage of it.

Yeah Highlander might be the way to go for the best results.

Hey everyone,

I have a feeling Dragon Mage will be a viable deck post-Shaman nerfs. The most likely variant is probably going to Highlander due to Dragonqueen Alexstrasza, Reno the Relicologist and Zephrys the Great being phenomenal cards. However, just to test the waters, I'm going with a good old Conjuror Dragon Mage. Here is my version:

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Feel free to post your Dragon Mage decks, I'm looking forward to some nifty versions. Like a spell-heavy version with Dragoncasters, or strong Highlanders.

Yeah it has over 50% winrate against everything. Its worst match-up is itself lol

Paladin can still go the Highlander Dragon route :)

I must be missplaying it, because it doesn't work for me :/

Idea is pretty neat though.

Reddit also said something about the offer-rates being bugged. idk

Add Sea Giants. They are very easy to summon.

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I don't get why people call the warlock galakrond bad... People say getting 2 1/1's is bad.... BUT THATS ODD PALADIN IN A NUTSHELL. I'm having trouble understanding why people call odd paladin a problem (Wild ofc) and the warlock galakrond bad.

Odd Paladin is strong because it has that hero power from turn 1. Justicar Trueheart didn't see play in Paladin when it was in standard because getting that hero power in the mid to late game isn't impactful enough. This is just a repeat of that, but it's extra hard in this meta to find a place for a tempo oriented Warlock.

That's not true, Justicar Trueheart was staple in Midrange Paladin.

I'm calling Galakrond, the Wretched a semi-sleeper card. It just needs that little extra support to be competitively viable. The Zoo approach feels underwhelming to me, but maybe some sort of Midrange version might pop up soon.

Yeah that's it probably. It was too bad of an offer since its almost impossible to pick a full "class only" deck in Arena.

Predictions:

- Corrupt Elementalist -> 6 mana

- Faceless Corruptor -> 6 mana

- Mutate -> 1 mana (or make Mogu Fleshshaper be discounted by only own cards)

- Galakrond, the Tempest -> 6/6s instead of 8/8s

Ban Mutate ;)

Hasn't Mogu Fleshshaper been a problem for longer?

The deck I'm having most succes with is Highlander Dragon Mage. Skyfin is actually good to contest board against Shaman, and Dragon Breeder can give so much value combined with Dragonqueen Alexstrasza (or Malygos, Aspect of Magic if you're in a hurry).

Yeah I don't like this Brawl either :/

Man, his summoning animation is awesome!

I got them on every server. At least they're consistent xd