Heard about it when ONiK was released.

I tend to believe it was made up after fans speculated.

Yep, you can see the decklist when following the ‘source’ link.

Fits neatly in Kiblers new SM Warrior.

lulz so true. Pirate clothes stearing a ship. 😀

In Wild, though… Dragon Combo just got better (it needed it, to be honest 😉 ).

No Aggro Rogue ever will run this card … it costs 5. Way too slow for anything other than Miracle Rogue – which simply uses Auctioneer.

Of course that needs to be adressed, then. Could be a ‘Grand Lackey’, which still is a Lackey, but not in terms of ‘discovering a Lackey’. 😀

But yeah, I guess that would be to confusing. Should’ve another name, then: Overseer Erkh or something like that.

I already asked this in the card discussion thread … does Erkh himself count as a Lackey so that Tekahn will make him a 4/4, too? Would make sense and make him slightly better, I guess. Then again, what makes sense when it comes to Hearthstone!? 😉

100% sure it wasn’t when I wrote my comment … because there was no ‘best craft picture’ of him. But maybe I was blind and overlooked *shrug*.

Rastakhan’s Rumble Good Epics seem off … I didn’t see any of those cards on the ladder before and after the second nerf (when they’re not discovered, that is).

And Town Crier has to be a ‘best craft’ for sure – it’s played in every single warrior build and has a wider use than Scion (that makes up for the earlier rotation imho).

Besides that, article’s on point.

It has to be good in Quest Shaman. Ideally played after completion and with the help of Shudderwock later on, you’ll get a ton of rush bodies and damage.

Question is: Will Quest Shaman be any good again?

Does Grand Lackey Erkh count as a Lackey? What I want to know is if Dark Pharaoh Tekahn will set his stats to 4/4.

Yogg-Saron would like to talk to you. 😉

Make that two times too :/

This! Blizzard was to slow with changes in the past, and now they are to fast.

And in 2 weeks, we’re getting 35 new cards – which means ‘next new metagame’. No chance to develop anything …

Strange. Was the first time I recognized them when checking for redundant copies of cards. 😐

And there is actually not much difference (manawise) between 9 and 10. Because most of the time, the 1 mana is useless.

This site promotes to always disenchant cards for their full dust cost.

Imho this is true MOST of the time for cards in high rarities. But (also imho, authors of this site strongly disagree 😉 ) if you don’t need dust you can keep cards that might still see play. For example, Dragonqueen Alexstrasza is still absolutely viable in HL decks. So, if you don’t need or want to craft anything else and you want to keep playing HL decks in Standard… keep Alex.

Besides that: Always disenchant commons. You’ll get them back over time because, well, they are common. 😉

Sorry for double posting… but I think it better belongs here:

Erm… did I miss that… I was just able to disenchant Mind Blast and Vanish!? o.O

Erm… did I miss that… I was just able to disenchant Mind Blast and Vanish!? o.O