Let me add another question to the discussion: if the deck tracker is built into the game, should it be allowed in tournaments? (assuming tournaments don't already allow it)
What I've seen happen, at least in Hearthstone, is that people give up on an archetype after a nerf because they think it's 'dead'. That may be because Blizzards usually obliterates their cards, though. Wait until a streamer of sorts makes a Noxus aggro deck and it'll be back.
I'm not an expert, but from what I've read on the net, Aurelion Sol is a star forger, and able to hold a star in the palm of his hand. So yeah, he's pretty big.
Hey, folks! Pretty big patch coming to Mythgard this Monday. No card changes, but it affects a few keywords quite drastically. Here's the gist of it:
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Focused X - "Increases damage dealt by X while fighting a minion or attacking a player through the opposite lane." This keyword will now apply even if the minion's strength is less than or equal to zero. Note that it doesn't actually increase the minions strength for the purposes of abilities like Revolutionary Totem (minions with strength 4 or greater can't attack). If an attacking minion with Focused also has Overrun, the focus damage will continue to add to the damage dealt to the defending player from overrun. An example of this in action is a 0/1 minion with Focused 10 and Overrun attacking into a 0/1 defender. The defender will take 1 damage and die, and the defending player will take 9 damage from overrun.
Slayer X - "Deal X extra damage to minions in combat." This keyword now only applies to damage dealt to a minion and won't add to Overrun (though it can increase the amount of overrun damage done, as per the example below). Unchanged from the previous version, Slayer doesn't apply if the minion has zero or less strength. An example of the new functionality of Slayer in action is a 3/1 minion with Slayer 10 and Overrun attacking into a 0/1 defender. The defender will take 1 damage (from the Slayer) and die, and the defending player will take 3 damage (from the minion's strength) from overrun. Note that prior to 0.18.4, the defending player would have taken 12 damage from overrun. With the new patch, the extra 9 "slayer" damage doesn't carry over to the damage the attacker deals with overrun. However, also note that because the slayer damage is used "before" the minion's strength, the total overrun damage is increased – just not as much as it would have been prior to this patch.
Fragile X - "Increases any damage a minion takes by X." Much like Slayer, this keyword no longer contributes directly to Overrun damage. For example, if a 3/1 attacker with Overrun attacks a 0/1 defender with Fragile 10, the defending player will now take 2 damage from overrun. In this case, 1 "point" of damage from the attacker's strength applies to the defender, who takes an additional 2 "points" of damage (enough to kill it) due to Fragile. The remaining 2 "points" of the attacker's strength then carry through to overrun. Note that prior to this patch, the defending player would have taken 12 points of damage from overrun.
Oh, yeah! I'm dumb! Didn't even bother to read the title to the other article, haha!
Why isn't this article mentioning the Battlegrounds changes?
Wait... I'm stupid! I meant to say Augur of the Old Ones, not Trundle.
Oh, you can be sure I'm going to try and make a Nautilus deck with this fella!
I think it's the 'lighting'. Her face has more detail in the first art.
Let me add another question to the discussion: if the deck tracker is built into the game, should it be allowed in tournaments? (assuming tournaments don't already allow it)
What I've seen happen, at least in Hearthstone, is that people give up on an archetype after a nerf because they think it's 'dead'. That may be because Blizzards usually obliterates their cards, though. Wait until a streamer of sorts makes a Noxus aggro deck and it'll be back.
I'm not an expert, but from what I've read on the net, Aurelion Sol is a star forger, and able to hold a star in the palm of his hand. So yeah, he's pretty big.
Friendship ended with Nautilus.
Now Aurelion Sol is biggest friend.
Best card for Illucia is probably Octosari.
Yeah, I taught about Quad Apprentice as well, but wanted to give Maiev a spotlight.
Either way, EXODIA OBLITERATES!
Maiev Shadowsong on Archmage Antonidas (you're gonna need a Coin, easiest from Licensed Adventurer), wait two turns, then play Sorcerer's Apprentice X2, this, the two new Apprentices, and Fireball your opponent to death.
Don't think Polthek would be that great. You shuffle one Soul Fragment in your deck, and it's automatically re-shuffled.
Hey, folks! Pretty big patch coming to Mythgard this Monday. No card changes, but it affects a few keywords quite drastically. Here's the gist of it:
Full article, here.
Me: Oh, wow, this card is cool!
More than half the comments: This card is crap.
Me: o_O
Anyone else find it funny that the expansion to break every design rule under the sun... is the school one?
Then again, this place is run by Kel'Thuzad.
Most likely. From what I understand, Spellburst works like Divine Shield and Reborn.
Also, Maiev Shadowsong
What are you talking about? Both are clearly legendary!