That’s a funny interaction 😀 I assume that he didn’t keep the Armor?

I only implied that you don’t get packs for the content that is not out yet, as you have to play through it first and don’t get it for simply buying it.

But I edited it and tried to make it less confusing now.

I know what you mean, and I would also like to know! I picked it up once, but actually didn’t have opportunity to use it, lol.

But just in theory, I would assume so, because getting through the 7 bosses is the “easier” part, so if the treasure wouldn’t work vs Plague Lords it wouldn’t make much sense.

Yep, once you beat them, they reset to full health (and first phase) when you get to them again. I’ll add that to the guide shortly 🙂

It’s a Standard tournament, so that’s a safe assumption.

I didn’t put that info yet, because it wasn’t officially confirmed, but the pricing model suggests that Finale will be free in some way – either available to everyone or (more likely) available to everyone who buys Chapter 4..

Since individual chapters cost $6.99 and the entire thing costs $14.99, if you had to buy 4 chapters (4x $6.99 = $27.96), the discrepancy between those two prices would be unusually high.

But like I’ve said, we’ll have to wait until its released to see 🙂

Apologizes about the delay, winners have been announced now.

You should be able to pre-purchase for ~14 more hours, until around 19:00 CEST.

The combo is 2x Sorcerer’s Apprentice + 2x Molten Reflection + Antonidas.

To play all of them on the same turn, you need to hit Emperor Thaurissan discount on at least four combo pieces. Then you drop 2x Apprentice, Molten Reflection on one Apprentice, drop Antonidas, Molten Reflection again and now you have four of them on the board and a first Fireball in your hand. Now you start flinging free Fireballs.

Hey, we have some problems with description saving. It works fine for most of people but some can’t seem to save it 🙁

Send the description to me (stonekeephs@gmail.com) and I’ll add it manually!

The giveaway ended at midnight PDT on Sunday, our CM is obviously not working right now – he’ll get onto that around morning/noon PDT time 🙂

Pre-orders will be available all the way until launch tomorrow so you’ll still have time to pre-order in case you don’t win – winners should be announced ~24h before the launch.

We’ll update the gleam page, this post, as well as the social media once the rewards are given out!

You should probably check out the source. He has played 200 games with Midrange Hunter this season.

Why are people always surprised that X or Y gets to high Legend? You can hit high Legend even with average decks if you’re playing them really well and – of course – get a bit lucky (but that’s high Legend climbs in general, you always need a bit of luck to get there).

Bundle will be available for purchase all the way until Tombs of Terror launch on September 17. That’s how pre-orders in Hearthstone work. And since we’re going to announce winners on 16th, everyone will still have enough time to buy it if they want 🙂

There’s always a chance for the buffs, although pretty slim, given that they’ve only done it once so far :/

I mean,you’re technically correct, but that’s not really the point. The thing is that Zephrys, despite being one of the best Legendaries in the game right now, is not a good Legendary to craft for budget players. That’s because he goes only into expensive decks – even the Murloc Paladin is super Epic-heavy (including Epics that don’t fit into any other build) – 2x Lens, 2x Tip the Scales, 2x Amalgam, 2x Warleader. Murloc Paladin builds start at 8k Dust, which is not that much compared to Highlander decks, but still quite a lot. And that’s the cheapest Zephrys – Quest Druid is 12-15k Dust.

A Legendary like Zilliax is very budget player friendly, because you can slot it into nearly every deck, including budget builds. Zephrys – not so much.

Not only Crown – just random effects in general. Lots of Legends that aren’t good enough to put into your deck can be good if you Discover or randomly get them from something 🙂

You’re right, I will add that to the disclaimer soon. I really want to have everything covered so people can make informed decisions before dusting Legendaries 🙂

I really, really thought about including it, but I didn’t mostly because it’s significantly more popular than the other two. I don’t think that Warlock’s Quest will ever be good, but it’s actually semi-common on the ladder. 1.5-2% play rate is more than some competitively viable decks, so yeah. It also has a slightly higher win rate than the other two – it’s still ~45%, but at least not ~40%.

Unless something drastically change, I will probably be including it next expansion.

I agree, but sadly we can’t really enforce it in any way.

Oooh, right, that might be the case. But I don’t know how else I can phrase it since they’re “Legendary Quest” is the official name :p

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