Thx for your answer!

Because I want to complete the Diamond Rag Achievement, I bought one deck (Rogue seemed to be the most valuable). Was enough to craft 2 stupid, useless Classic Legendaries. 😀 Still 4 missing, though…

Didn’t know that Mankrik will become ‘regular’. 😉

Hey man, thx for the insight.

Valid points and I already thought that low tempo might be the reason … although I value the tempo regain provided by the golems very high (yeah, stealth + copy is my favorite). But I absolutely agree that most of the golem’s abilities might be useless.

I nonetheless cut the one Coerce for Kazakus – reasoning was that Coerce might be completely useless sometimes where Kazakus is at least playable, then. 😉

‘Given that the first rewards track expansion (Darkmoon Faire) had only 350 levels, it increases the requirement by one expansion’

Do I understand it correctly that the first reward track already counts for those skins? So if I was at Level 150, I just need to complete Level 50 of the current track to get my first ‘armor skin’?

Besides that, great looking Hero Skins!

I’m sorry, just saw that you responded but Old Guardian wrote the article. :/

And the undustable stuff is not just Mankrik, but all the Core Set cards. So would I get 8.600 dust for that Rogue deck or do I have to substract Alex, Mankrik etc.?

Aaand sorry for the typo, dunno what happened. 🙁

The disussion about ‘playing the best possible deck in competitive HS’ is nearly as old as the game itself. 😉

Fact is that it’s the way to go – in competitive formats. The real problem is that people are playing the same decks in Casual Mode – or, to say it in other words, that there is no true Casual Mode for playing HS.

That said: Do your calculations include the fact that some Legendaries are undustable (Mankrik, to be exact). And I understand this correctly (I’m not very good at that): If I just want to by a deck for the dust, it’s better to pay 20$ for packs instead? Because, 8.600 dust seems like a god bargain for 20$…

I feel like not playing Kasakus is somewhat strange. Then again, I’m no Pro when it comes to deckbuilding, so…

Besides that, Rag doesn’t see play anymore so he is somewhat useless, too. 😉 But it’s DIAMOND RAGNAROS, so I’m not so sure I can withstand it’s … power. 😀

A short while ago (regarding disenchanting that Battlescar-Dude), Stonekeep responded to me and told me that once you finished an achievement, it won’t be taken away if you disenchant afterwards. So my guess is you just have to ‘re-click’.

Then again, it’s Blizzard we’re talking about, so who knows. 😉

But it says I’m missing 6 … that number includes the promos. Well, if I decide to take that road, I might as well start with the other 4 and see if you’re correct. 😉

Sooo … I checked the Classic Achivement and I’m missing 6 Legendaries …

Went to my collection, checked ‘missing’ on ‘Klassikkarten’ (dunno the English word(s) for it; third one from the top in the filter list).

Viewing my normal missing cards, those Legendaries are shown:

Nozdormu
Gruul
Gelbin Mekkatorque
The Beast
Elite Tauren Chieftain
King Mukkla

Viewing Goldens, Illidan is shown (thought that card was replaced completely when DH became a thing); Chieftain and Gelbin aren’t shown then.

So… to receive Diamond Rag, I need to actually craft Chieftain and Gelbin?? Those where promos back in the day, right?

I’m a little confused, tbh.

Random question: Why are Altruis and Nethradamus the only Legends that show a ‘x2’ beneath it (at least in my collection)?

Regarding class identity: I think it’s very difficult for it to find it’s niche in a world of 9 other tried-and-true-classes (and even those have difficulties with their identity *coughpriestcough*). Demons is for Warlock, Tokens for Druid; Deathrattle for Hunter etc…

Actually the only niche not really dominantly occupied by other classes is Lifesteal. Imho that could be explored further. But a) it’s boring as f**k and b) it’s mostly som OTK stuff – which Blizzard doesn’t want to be too dominant.

Nevermind, already got 2 packs… so that’s it for the next 5 weeks, right!?

How long do I have to watch in total? Can’t find that information anywhere …

You’d gain roughly the same XP, I guess!? Isn’t it about total game time? So, if it takes me 15 minutes for one game or for 4 games instead, I’d get the same amount of XP, right?

But if XP gain grows exponentionally if games go longer then yeah, no motivation at all.

Now if they’d just give us the old ‘Pirate’ cardback … :/

Thx for clarifying.

Nonetheless weird that Blizzard handles it this way.

If I have the ‘collect all 135 cards’ achievement completed, I can still disenchant him without ‘losing’ that achievement, right?

I’m asking because with Scholomance, I didn’t have the full expansion, dusted some crappy legendaries and they where ‘substracted’ from my ‘achievement counter’ (I hope it’s clear what I mean). Which makes it very hard for me to get that Bigglesworth coin … 🙁

Oh, it works twice. Guess I reroll my Rank-4-in-BG Quest, then. 😉

Actually I’m not so sure you’d cut Deck of Lunacy. I mean, you don’t keep it in your opener anymore (duh) but in between Incanter’s Flow and Refreshing Spring Water, I’d feel perfectly fine playing it on 4.

But maybe it’ll just be discovered by Orb instead sometimes. 😉

Good nerfs in general.

How is that? 5 wins quest gives roundabout 800-something XP more than the other weekly quests… why 1.500XP?