YayaFTW wrote:
Disenchanted 2 spare golden Secretkeepers, 2 spare golden frothing berserkers, and 1 golden Lay on hands to craft both preparations.
I'd better not regret this lol
EDIT: dropped an 18/18 Edwin, totally not regretting
I hope your Edwin was cloaked, lol. Cuz that's an insane risk if he wasn't.
I'm almost regretting crafting two golden preparations simply because of how damn inconsistent the deck is. I think I would have been much happier with two golden Mountain Giants for my currently non-existent Big-Handlock. I'm not giving up on it yet though as I'm sure a lot of losses are due to me not playing it optimally. The deck certainly takes some getting used to.
As for your deck: I'd recommend getting another Conceal and a Questing Adventurer for more win-conditions. The deck sometimes has problems punching through all that 30HP when you use some spells for removal.
Cards to remove would probably be one or two Novice Engineers and another card you don't need that much. Blade Flurry maybe?
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Searz wrote:
As for your deck: I'd recommend getting another Conceal and a Questing Adventurer for more win-conditions. The deck sometimes has problems punching through all that 30HP when you use some spells for removal.
Cards to remove would probably be one or two Novice Engineers and another card you don't need that much. Blade Flurry maybe?
True, if I end up using my Eviscerates for example for removal against priest or warrior, aswell as my deadly poisons to clear board, I'll most likely lose. I tried 2 conceals, but other than cycling cards, the second one rarely comes in handy. Blade flurry combo'ed with deadly poison wins me games, it also deals dmg to the face so it doesn't hurt the dmg output. I'll try the questing adventurers instead of novice engineers see what it gives.
By the way, I have trouble against zoo and midrange hunters, 2 most played decks in the ladder right now..
Ironically, last season, top 6 in NA all used miracle / molygos rogue to get legend against that swarm of hunters
YayaFTW wrote:
True, if I end up using my Eviscerates for example for removal against priest or warrior, aswell as my deadly poisons to clear board, I'll most likely lose. I tried 2 conceals, but other than cycling cards, the second one rarely comes in handy. Blade flurry combo'ed with deadly poison wins me games, it also deals dmg to the face so it doesn't hurt the dmg output. I'll try the questing adventurers instead of novice engineers see what it gives.
By the way, I have trouble against zoo and midrange hunters, 2 most played decks in the ladder right now..
Ironically, last season, top 6 in NA all used miracle / molygos rogue to get legend against that swarm of hunters
Nonono, not two Questing Adventurers. That'd probably make you lose consistency.
The Conceal is for the combo with Questing Adventurer. Edwin is more explosive (double the stats per card), but I think I'd honestly say that the Adventurer is more powerful simply because he keeps getting stronger, provided you can keep him alive.
He also combos better with Conceal than Edwin does. To cloak Edwin you need to use it after you play him, giving him one less +2/+2, while the Questing adventurer can be cloaked and still gets the buff for that card.
Heck, you even showed why he's so good in a video you posted in this very thread :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd0LVrjciUo
And yeah, the Blade Flurry can be pretty good, so that's probably not worth throwing away.
YayaFTW wrote:
Speaking of which, coining a sea giant is impossible right?
Not at all. Coining a Mountain Giant is however. Sea Giant is dependent on minions on the field, Mountain Giant is dependent on cards in the hand.
97BligenN wrote:
Priest op as fk...
Says the guy running a Frostwolf Grunt...
That should say something about the validity of your claim..
Please refrain from making such claims until you actually get good at the game.
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GrandmasterD wrote:
This is the warrior deck I've been running. So far doing well but I sometimes have trouble against rush decks like warlock and hunter. Any tips on how to improve? So far no problems with anything else.
Not qualified to say this but I feel like there's one too many cleaves and Deathwing doesn't syngergize at all with the deck. This a control warrior deck, and Deathwing is a last resort card used when there's no other solution left. Control warrior if it safely reaches late game will most likely never be in a situation where Deathwing can turn the tides of a game.
I'd say drop 1 cleave and deathwing (not sure), drop 1 whirlwind (not sure since the current meta is infested with zoo/hunter so whirlwind will pretty much come in handy a lot of times) and get taskmasters or hoarders maybe.
But then again I suck, better seek someone else's advice :P
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Disenchanted 2 spare golden Secretkeepers, 2 spare golden frothing berserkers, and 1 golden Lay on hands to craft both preparations.
I'd better not regret this lol
EDIT: dropped an 18/18 Edwin, totally not regretting