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Ah, Alice has been nerfed... Well... Okay, maybe it's for the best. In one of the latest games, I had a 5/8 Rannuncel without any upgrades. We'll see.
The bronze Swordcraft follower Vagabond Frog will now cost 4 instead of 3.
But I don't understand this change. It's an average card, but it was usable in the arena at least... If they increased the cost, they could have at least increased the stats to 2/2 or 1/3, for example. Like they did with the goblin leader, which made the card worse, but still usable.
I'll copy the full text.
Summary of Changes 1. The legendary Neutral follower Alice, Wonderland Explorer will now give +1/+0 instead of +1/+1 to all other allied Neutral followers in your hand and in play. 2. The legendary Havencraft follower Lion of the Golden City will now cost 9 instead of 7. 3. The bronze Swordcraft follower Vagabond Frog will now cost 4 instead of 3. 4. The silver Swordcraft spell Shield of Flame will now have the effect “Deal 3 damage to an enemy follower. Enhance (6): Deal 6 damage instead.”
Lol. The Frog was worse than the Dishef, Ment. This cross-eyed creature made everyone kneel before it, especially those who didn't have good AoE spells or random removals. Seriously, fuck this frog. It's cool, I don't deny it, and it's interesting, but if you abuse it well, it's just like beating up babies; there's very little you can do to counter this frog. Nice nerf, though. Even though they might have killed it, I still think it's okay. Although, I was using Aggro Ambush to complete dailies, but whatever, I'll switch to mid-range. And I don't know what to do; I have three Alices, and I don't want them to gather dust, but I want dust. Okay, I'll see what I can get.
I'm getting ready with my Oil Mage. It's funny that everyone is predicting a broken Sylvan faction, but no one picked it. I need to improve my skills; I'm not a pro, but in tournaments, Sylvan is usually much better than in Tier 2. And I really need to create 2-3 decks for crafting, lol. To make it more fun. Right now, many crafting options have more than one viable deck.
Random removals, mass removals, wards... You can simply outpace it in terms of tempo; the frog is very slow to ramp up. I've never had problems with it. And when I tried to play with it for a while, I kept losing. I think you feel this way because you have some biases, and it's indeed difficult to deal with the frog... But this is more of an exception than the rule.
It depends on how you build your deck. Things like Frontline and Well of Destiny are not very effective. The Frog needs to be buffed specifically and evolved when possible. Once evolved, very few AoE spells affect it. Wards... Previously, they could be removed with Shield of Flame, but now you can only use other followers, although it's still useful against Grimnir.
As for Sylvan against the Frog, Pixie Mischief works well. Once, I played as Sylvan against an opponent who surrounded himself with amulets and played the Frog every turn, and I kept sending it back to his hand, haha. It was fun.
I tend to use fewer Frog Riders than Mouse Riders. In decks focused on Ash creatures, they're not great, but in a standard aggro deck, they provide infinite value. You can flood the board and keep up with the mana curve like any other aggro deck, but you also have a Frog Rider that can deal significant damage under the radar. And yes, I didn't have any problems against Ash decks. Sylvan decks can easily beat them, and Blood decks simply overwhelm them. I don't know why you think it's difficult for Sylvan to play against Ash. It's more likely that you're just struggling against aggro decks in general, but the Frog Rider itself isn't the problem.
I won't be playing right away either. First, I need to see what needs to be refined for each faction, test out the new decks, and observe the popular players
Happy Life
Ment
