If this data is correct only about once a year since 2016, but there are several "random" brawls that are really similar so the whole random concept is a bit played out.

Do we know the cost for this bundle?

This meta is way more conducive to Specialists format.  It may be something that evolves into what last attempt was where everyone brought the same decks every week, but this was way more entertaining to watch imo than the first time around.

I never really had a problem with it, its not like Noz was ever running rampant on the meta.  Example if i got it off DragonQueen, i am usually happy bc you play it and put your opponent in a bind. I wouldn't expect anything less from my opponent so, what's the big deal?

And potentially at least a third if you have not yet gotten a legendary from the "year of the dragon" packs.

I know that the game was somewhat late the previous night, but still enough time to wake up bf america's start i would think. Feel bad for Firebat as he is my fav grandmaster in that he will often take risks on decks/card inclusions the others wouldn't.  Sometimes it works brilliantly, others it flops, but it's part of the appeal.

I think one solution to this would be to actually start the America's GM at the same time every day (11am or 12pm Central time maybe?) regardless of when the other region finishes(the actual gameplay).  And then stream the games on a delay as the European region finishes. That way, the players run less of a risk of being stuck playing games at midnight and they will always know when to be available.  Blizzard may already be doing something similar to this and not make it known, but it couldn't hurt.

Mysterious Challenger was brought back into standard as part of the event last fall and saw a good bit of play.  If you didn't want to play evolve shaman, that was a good second choice. So, it shouldn't be too far back in your memory unless you happened to miss that month and a half.

I agree, the new zero mana self damage card that adds 2 minions that died this game to your hand would be decent in a deck like this.

This card has me excited to try some stuff out with big paladin/warrior. 

IDK, Orange looks slightly intimidated lol

Exactly, i liked the libram approach. I had higher hopes for it at launch.  However, after watching the video and the more i look at these cards, i'm fairly certain that they are going to be strong mechanics out of the gate.  Warlock's cards have me interested as something i might try out.. the dh stuff scares me to death bc i feel like this is the last thing it needs.

This seems like a pretty complex mechanic compared with Hearthstones past.   Tho i thought the same initially with Galakrond and invoke. Maybe i'm just dumb lol

I kind of hope this ends up being weak.

This also is what came to my mind... if you can get "the keymaster" (also the name makes me think of "The Matrix") to stick around a turn to get to play glide could be pretty sweet outcome potentially.

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If this expansion is good, the free-to-play players are going to benifit the most since you are getting cards that can be run in twice as many classes.. FTP players are getting more utility for the cards that they do open.

The overload is a bit much on this.

I'm sad about dragonqueen.. why not change dragonqueen to only give none-legendaries or something like that?  Though, 1 mana dragon's are mostly still good.  Rogue galakrond had it coming.  4 zero mana cards is a bit much.

I think it would be cool since they have had a lot of these "burndown" brawls if they would retire the leading one every 24 hours and randomly give everyone a new starting deck.  would make for a much more varied experience.

Her voice sounds familiar?

Or maybe just give them one extra choice and everyone else gets 3.. even that is better than a measly 2