Posts from Shadowverse

It looks like an anti-aggro tool, but for aggro, it's a "fourth turn: do nothing," a "face is the place," and a "woohoo, a target for DoT." It can punish any tempo and midrange decks. But I think it's too clunky of a card for dragon decks.

Just because it says "more enemies"? An amulet with a condition, summoning a vanilla, non-evolving body for 4 mana? Doesn't look good even at first glance.
I understand that the idea is to put this junk on the fourth turn, attacking into an even board, for example. And it's like it has a dormant amulet on your board and is thinking with its hand in its nose and drool on its beard: "Hehe... I'm going to play an Evo-Floral (2017)? Hehe, why not?" On the next turn, you kill it with Sibyl and the evolved version, and by the end of the turn, you have it and the dragon on the board, so it can deal with them, casting two Death Rattle spells for 5 damage.
Or you just play it, trading one unit, and then it plays more minions, and you get your investment back. A 5/5 for 4 on turn 10 is value!
Or you play it on the fourth turn, attacking into a full board, it hatches, but a 5/5 can't profitably kill a class-specific, overpowered 4-drop with Evade.

Actually, it's just another interesting filler for Arena.

I think this card punishes enemy aggression and early board spam. After all, if the opponent spams the board, there won't be room for the dragon. The card seems interesting to me, but quite situational.
But the idea of such a game with the enemy's board seems quite interesting. Maybe in the future, even more crazy cards will appear with this mechanic.

Wow, what a great art it has ^_^
Interesting card. And it still has good stats on evolution (corresponds to 3/4 for 3). Question: can you ban a dragon that you haven't summoned, i.e., it was already with the opponent? Heh.

I need to think about how to abuse this amulet, but it looks like it has potential in neutral shadow.

Well, it looks good with the Necro-Rabbit, for example. You deal 2 damage to the opponent's face and give a 3/3 to someone, and that's for 5 mana while keeping the amulet.

A tuning for Storm Heaven, I like it, I already play with Pinions, the vanilla stats are good.

But I don't think it's very good... The point of amulets is their cheapness; while the opponent is gearing up, you can spam them and trigger them. But this will take too long, but let's see.
Another cute art... Only the facial expression is strange, what made her so embarrassed...

Here is Amul and Tushka.

A reflection of my soul.

The Dragonblade Sorceress has a nice artwork.

I'm laughing out loud.
And yes, this is a swear word, but I hope no one will get offended. :D

How could he put it more gently, that the Russians who don't know Japanese shouldn't bother and just play in English?

Yeah, and no matter which skilled Hearthstone player's stream you watch, most of them have the game set to English.
Am I understanding correctly that he's saying that Hearthstone players aren't switching to Might & Magic: Heroes because of the language? Most of them probably don't even know about Might & Magic: Heroes; the Russian community is currently caught up in the Hearthstone vs. Gwent debate.

How can I put it more gently... those Russians who don't know Japanese don't bother themselves and play in English?...

The average Russian player can't play anything without a Russian translation, so in that respect, this statement is true.

If you find it hard to believe how one can survive on the internet in 2017 without knowing English.

Let's do some autism stuff. I initially wanted to post it like that time, boy/girl/unidentifiable thing, but I failed with the first point.



7/10, shave.



4/10, you're not my type.



8/10, call me when you turn 18. Just change your last name, it evokes not the best associations.



9/10, the sword knows what a good husband is, even if it's just one in the whole pack.



10/10.



6/10, make your face simpler.



5/10, I understand, anime and all, but still, where's your nose?



1/10. Just no.



7/10, I don't like the art style.



8/10, it could be worse.



9/10, you'd be a better Bloodcraft follower.



6/10, you're high, go home.



1/10, I'll have nightmares about it.



7/10, call me when you turn 18.



5/10, why is your head three times smaller than it should be?



8/10, it's good with beer.



1/10, it's awful.



5/10, mech.

I'm not considering a zoo.

The other two aspects are not as complicated. Although, in some cases, I simply had no choice.

Forest



Sword



Rune



Dragon



Shadow



Blood



Heaven



Neutral

Now I understand what kind of aggressive plays Locken was talking about. One of my units only killed Grimnir when it evolved into a Fencer; all my other losses were trades. One May was down from the first round, another from the second; he didn't even care, luckily I didn't have any Death Engines. He cast Alvida for two rounds in a row; just evolve the Pirate, sacrifice the Viking, for crying out loud, just trade! He has one and a half health left. I didn't cast any EPM or Fina; there will be some Ward left, and there's a chance against the Roach. No, we haven't heard that before; we'll evolve the Viking and face him from the play. In short, I calmly cleared his board while simultaneously dealing damage, as you can see, even Roaches and EPM weren't needed, and I wasn't too worried about my own health.
Moral: kids, learn to trade.

Tsundere.

Durokadere.

You just don't like tsundere characters.