Posts from Shadowverse

Gilgamesh, yes, I simply forgot about him. I haven't seen a Mammoth or Olivia in such a combination before.

500 wins

In 2 years of playing Heroes, I only have one gold class (500+ wins) – Paladin. Warlock is at around 50 wins. I have 300+ wins on Warrior and Rogue, 150+ on Mage, Shaman, and Druid, and around 100 on Hunter and Priest. In Stronghold, I've only managed to reach 50 wins with Sword and Rune.

12 wins in the arena

I also only achieved this once, with Shaman. I got 10 and 11 wins with Druid – it was my favorite class in the arena for a long time, but it's a bit weak now. I haven't gotten more than 9 wins with the other classes, although I think I've gotten 9 wins several times.

And it really bothers my sense of aesthetics that I haven't reached 20 wins for some crafts.

I haven't even reached 5 wins for some crafts yet.

Oh, Sahā just defeated Sahā, which is why the dragon lost.

It’s not as sad as Nefka spawning another Nefka.

Nefka cannot summon Nefka (see description).

I would think the same, if it weren't happening in my own games. Necropolis regularly spawned another Necropolis.

Bahamut

But Bahamut won't clear the board with that output and will reveal its existence? Although, 13 damage to an enemy summon is good.

Sometimes Odin is summoned too, but it's rare.

Doesn't Odin ban on fanfare?

Olivia

Doesn't this one definitely give evolutions on fanfare, what's the point?

What about the Gigasmel or Mammoth? Are they used?

Gigasmel definitely works well, I made it.

Oh, Sah just summoned Sahu, which made the dragon lose x)

You decide who to summon, why do that?

I would think so too, if it weren't happening in my own games. Necropolis regularly spawned another Necropolis.

I think it's some kind of bug.

By the way, regarding Hearthstone...

http://us.battle.net/hearthstone/en/blog/20475356/a-year-of-mammoth-proportions-2-16-2017

Will Rogue finally die out now?

Life in Miracle isn't life.
But I'll be sad to see my first legendary, the golden Ragnaros, go.

I don't know, I think Miracle Rogue will still be viable, even if it becomes weaker. Yes, it will be harder without stealth, but: Reno goes to Wild, Freeze Mage in its classic form goes there too, Warrior loses Marin, Pirate Rogue gets nerfed – so, of the dangerous opponents, only Jade Shaman remain. And maybe some Face Hunter/Zoo Warlock, if they appear in the meta. Although, this is all just theory; they'll release new overpowered cards, and everything will be turned upside down.
I crafted Ragnaros back in the day, as well as Sylas and Azure Drakes; it's a shame. But I never got to play Freeze Mage, lol. No Alexstrasza.

The fact is that now the auctioneer, adventurer, and Vancliff can be reliably removed in the same turn. Previously, these guys could only be countered under stealth by a mage with Frost Nova, Blizzard, or Flamestrike (and now with a new priest potion), but now the rogue simply has two turns taken away from killing the opponent and is left with only one.

And I never got to play with Freezemage, lol. No Alexstrasza.

And I did play. In my opinion, it's the only prototype where those poor ice spears were used.

And a paladin with pyromancer + equality/equality + consecration. And a warrior with brawl, but it's more complicated here (you can't really brawl with 1-2 creatures on the board).
But yes, Miracle will probably have a hard time. It just dawned on me - I mostly played Maligos Rogue until December. It won't really feel the loss of Stealth. But it will feel the loss of Taurissan.

Ah, yes, here they do take Sin'strike instead of Council in Maligos, as a rule.

Taurissan's departure.

Well, that too, although it's more related to the change of the year (there are many other cool things leaving, like Reno, although I don't believe they'll remove him without a proper replacement). Again, in terms of "destroying" cards, Blizzard is doing a good job; who would argue? In April (or whenever), most of the current decks will indeed lose their main elements. But when it comes to creating new, decent cards, they haven't been doing so well lately. We'll see, of course, what the dinosaurs will bring, because I haven't played for almost two and a half months, I want to jump into ranked, but then "I'M IN CHARGE NOW" (x10) and the mood immediately disappears, lol.

You decide who to summon, so why do you do it that way?

She summons a random neutral creature from your hand. For example, if you have Bahamut, Lucy, Gilgamesh, and Saha in your hand, each has an equal chance of being summoned.

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Although... I reread the description, and it seems the opponent had no one else besides the second Saha. And I haven't played with this card myself, as I haven't gotten it.