Is there a way to designate which cards I have in my collection to use as a filter when looking at decks? I know everything before your current pool can be calculated just based on the collection level, and random order afterwards, but it'd be nice to see what decks I have the cards for in my highest pool. SNAP seems even more synergistic than HS, so many times a single card can make or break a deck, and it's cumbersome to try to paste deck code after deck code into SNAP just to find out I'm missing one to four of the cards.
It looks like only one other person here (KANSAS) was thinking along the same lines as I am so far... this is a fairly "meh" card in Standard Ranked play (I can't speak to Wild Ranked play), but in Duels? This has the potential to go really nuts. Treasures that will have a potentially notable impact:
* Lunar Band - Deathrattle triggers immediately on playing the card.
* Totem of the Dead - Deathrattles trigger twice, assuming it doesn't get transformed before dying.
* Mummy Magic - gives it Reborn, so absent transform effects, will also trigger twice.
* Jaws - buff weapon when this minion dies. (Not terribly sure this will have a big impact, I've never actually seen that treasure in play yet, either personally or any of the streams/YT videos I've watched.)
* Rocket Backpacks - gives it Rush, so it has an immediate impact on the board.
I want to know... can i shard everything and then get these?
Important things to note;
* These cards will be given directly to all players for the event and then taken away when the event ends.
* You cannot craft them or disenchant them.
* if you already have them, you'll get duplicate copies. If you dust your wild cards you'd be fine for the duration of the event but would lose access once the event ends.
Just think of them as temporary clones that have an expiration date. If you involve any dust in this (not including crafting supporting cards still in standard), you're probably making a mistake.
I've had a lot of success with this deck, thanks for posting it.
Is there a way to designate which cards I have in my collection to use as a filter when looking at decks? I know everything before your current pool can be calculated just based on the collection level, and random order afterwards, but it'd be nice to see what decks I have the cards for in my highest pool. SNAP seems even more synergistic than HS, so many times a single card can make or break a deck, and it's cumbersome to try to paste deck code after deck code into SNAP just to find out I'm missing one to four of the cards.
It looks like only one other person here (KANSAS) was thinking along the same lines as I am so far... this is a fairly "meh" card in Standard Ranked play (I can't speak to Wild Ranked play), but in Duels? This has the potential to go really nuts. Treasures that will have a potentially notable impact:
* Lunar Band - Deathrattle triggers immediately on playing the card.
* Totem of the Dead - Deathrattles trigger twice, assuming it doesn't get transformed before dying.
* Mummy Magic - gives it Reborn, so absent transform effects, will also trigger twice.
* Jaws - buff weapon when this minion dies. (Not terribly sure this will have a big impact, I've never actually seen that treasure in play yet, either personally or any of the streams/YT videos I've watched.)
* Rocket Backpacks - gives it Rush, so it has an immediate impact on the board.
There's also Baron Rivendare and Vectus to consider as well...
It has 15 cards, and that's all that you can add after the initial treasure.
Important things to note;
* These cards will be given directly to all players for the event and then taken away when the event ends.
* You cannot craft them or disenchant them.
* if you already have them, you'll get duplicate copies. If you dust your wild cards you'd be fine for the duration of the event but would lose access once the event ends.
Just think of them as temporary clones that have an expiration date. If you involve any dust in this (not including crafting supporting cards still in standard), you're probably making a mistake.
It's not listed in the card text, but the card you select in the discover phase is resurrected, not placed into your hand.