Depending on how you build your deck, Banjosaur is at least a 10/11 with Rush and a card draw (though it usually looses some of that health). In standard, it can go 11/18, and in wild it's a massive 13/20 on the top end. And, again, it draws a card! This is going to be nuts if Hunter finds a deck that makes it to turn 10 or can cheat it out, like with Big Dreams.
I don't think VR will ever really be at a point where it truly blows up. We're still primarily only seeing experiences out of it rather than full games and the cost is just so high to get into it. Sure, the Quest series from Meta/Oculus has been a great way to do budget VR, but they are quite far behind what is available on PC and Playstation. Cost will come down overtime, but you also need a lot of AAA games to push into the realm of VR to have a chance at it working out. People can't as easily play a VR title for hours on end though, and accessibility with VR is kinda trash too which further limits the interest. It's a shame because I love VR. I'd kill for a GOOD VR MMO. I'm also totally just content with VR Racing though because that be fun as hell when you got a nice wheel.
Right now, the best bang-for-the-buck is PSVR2. The console + headset is about 1100-1200 EUR, which isn't cheap, but is only marginally more expensive than the Valve Index (and that's just the headset, no console). The biggest issue right now is the game library, which is tiny compare to PC VR, so it'll be a while.
Pozzik looks real interesting. Investing in killing it may not be worth it, but you risk giving your opponent 2 3/3s. At the same time, your opponent doesn't want to play 3-mana 3/3s, but also doesn't want to let you have them.
I initially put it in the nerfs section, since the cost increase means it comes down later. But the devs are hinting that it's a buff in the patch notes, so who am I to argue?
Yeah, you can try all 3 with no issues, you're allowed to change the deck as you please.
I think the Blue-Eyes deck is the most consistent one. The Red-Eyes has 3 different Gemini Monsters at 1 copy each, while the Slifer deck has 6 Normal Monsters.
Let the Out of Games BEGIN!
4... 5... 6... There's a symphony missing.
Looks like Swizard's Even Druid just got a BIG upgrade!
Depending on how you build your deck, Banjosaur is at least a 10/11 with Rush and a card draw (though it usually looses some of that health). In standard, it can go 11/18, and in wild it's a massive 13/20 on the top end. And, again, it draws a card! This is going to be nuts if Hunter finds a deck that makes it to turn 10 or can cheat it out, like with Big Dreams.
Big monke.
These look great, I'm a big fan of big decks.
Does Spotlight convert the Divine Shield itself? Like, it removes it from whoever has it and summons a 5/5? If so, that's pretty cool.
Shamelessly stolen from Reddit, regarding Cage Head: "You could say he's a rager against the machine."
Blizzard, it's not too late to change the flavor text.
It gives C'Thun +10/+10. It adds the cost, not set it to them.
Are you implying the great Ragnaros the Firelord deserves to be clustered together with some other pathetic cards? DIE, INSECT!
... Seriously, though, I have no idea.
An the stats on these cards represent the date of the reveal. Though the cost and attack should be swapped :P
Right now, the best bang-for-the-buck is PSVR2. The console + headset is about 1100-1200 EUR, which isn't cheap, but is only marginally more expensive than the Valve Index (and that's just the headset, no console). The biggest issue right now is the game library, which is tiny compare to PC VR, so it'll be a while.
I think you pay 1 for a 2, then 2 for a 3, 3 for a 4, and so on. Being triggerable on only 1-costs is kibda busted.
Oh, cool, it's Rogue's turn to break Wild like a twig. (Thanks, Demon, for pointing this out)
Pozzik looks real interesting. Investing in killing it may not be worth it, but you risk giving your opponent 2 3/3s. At the same time, your opponent doesn't want to play 3-mana 3/3s, but also doesn't want to let you have them.
The wiki also lists Arthas as a (former) member, though I don't them making it a card with the DK class being a thing.
Also, didn't the original Elite Tauren Chieftain come out before the HotS character?
I think it counts as 2 Fire. Not 100% sure, though.
I initially put it in the nerfs section, since the cost increase means it comes down later. But the devs are hinting that it's a buff in the patch notes, so who am I to argue?
Not well enough: This is two months too early.
Yeah, you can try all 3 with no issues, you're allowed to change the deck as you please.
I think the Blue-Eyes deck is the most consistent one. The Red-Eyes has 3 different Gemini Monsters at 1 copy each, while the Slifer deck has 6 Normal Monsters.