In my experience yes, I've repeatedly seen it happen with 1/4 or lower odds in favor of the brawl user.It's coded into the game for dirty rat to win every brawl right? I can't believe otherwise at this point.
I blew 5500 dust and made Squire Paladin - goddamn this deck is strong and fun. It's like a deck that can play aggro, midrange, or control as you need it to.
What's the deck list?
wait they arent called squires?
I have 1k+ wins on Paladin and been calling them squires all this time.
It's been covered. :-/What's the deck list?
Calling the deck "Midrange Paladin" is so dumb. That tells me nothing about how it plays.looking at hearthpwn its just wild midrange paladin
thats a mis-leading ass name for it too.
no argent squires
no silver hand knight
no recruiter
no lowly squire
Not a SINGLE card that has squire in the name. karsticles gtfo
Don't they say they are squires when you summon them or something? lolSilver hand recruits, not squires.
Literally
This makes me feel a better.wait they arent called squires?
I have 1k+ wins on Paladin and been calling them squires all this time.
"Dudes" is awful. This is a fantasy setting - I refuse to call anyone a "dude" in an offiical context.You call them Silver Hand Recruits or Dudes.
Calling them squires is UNACCEPTABLE!
It's been covered. :-/
Calling the deck "Midrange Paladin" is so dumb. That tells me nothing about how it plays.
Don't they say they are squires when you summon them or something? lol
This makes me feel a better.
"Dudes" is awful. This is a fantasy setting - I refuse to call anyone a "dude" in an offiical context.
Silver Hand Recruit Paladin is really long.
Squire Paladin sounds great, and I will CONTINUE TO SAY IT!
Unless someone can think of another name that sounds cool.
They are my personal soldiers in training, sir!Token paladin
They are studying under me to become 4/1 Windfury minions. So they are my squires!"Reporting for duty" is the SHR play emote (or whatever it's called; can't use "battlecry," haha)
Squire and recruit aren't interchangeable terms though. A squire is someone studying under another person, while a recruit is someone new. There's obviously some overlap, but they aren't the same thing.
Like has been said, "Token Paladin" works too.
Huh? It's not about the gender. They're male anyway.As a native Southern Californian, I think that it is perfectly fine to call them "dudes".
IMO, Dude is a gender-less term that refers to any person so calling them dudes is perfectly appropriate. I call women "dude" all the time. This is probably a regional thing, but I don't care. I will always call them dudes.
One thing I've found with my evolve shaman deck is that playing devolve on curve doesn't prevent me from losing. Small sample size and I get terrible draws though.
For instance, a druid plays Corsair and coin innervate fledging turn 1. I devolve the next turn, drop defender turn 3, discover a tar creeper which I drop turn 4, etc. He swipes the tar, buffs a squire, then plays double pantry spider and buffs to win.
After failing the rank 10 promotion game, I've lost back almost to rank 15 with Living Mana added to the Aggro Druid deck. I don't quite understand how this can be a top tier deck when it takes so long to be able to use Living Mana.
Also, of my last 8 ranked games, 4 were mage. 3 were priest. I HATE playing against both these classes. Is anyone else seeing this sort of percentage?
Kibler's video on overrated and underrated cards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY5kMqxBQ9g
Definitely some lessons worth learning. Trying to evaluate cards in the context of cards released in the same set is something I know I need to work on a bit.
Something I wish he had mentioned but that he ultimately didn't was King Mosh, and the lesson that could be learned from overrating a card like that. In this case, King Mosh is a synergy card that is really only powerful when it synergizes with one other card (whirlwind). If you have a card that has to be played with other cards to be good, you need a full toolbox of synergies (like at least six cards) to play it.
Wth, Nzoth paladin beat a jade druid with MC tech. He did get something like 5 tirions that game, but damn.
What an awful last play. Bouncing for damage that he didn't need instead of dodging Mortal Strike/Korkron.
What an awful last play. Bouncing for damage that he didn't need instead of dodging Mortal Strike/Korkron.
I feel a similar way against mage players, whether it's freeze or quest.I'm getting very sick of playing against rogues. It's not even about winning or losing; my win rate is fine but it feels like sitting there while someone else plays solitaire, whether it's miracle or quest rogue.
I'm getting very sick of playing against rogues. It's not even about winning or losing; my win rate is fine but it feels like sitting there while someone else plays solitaire, whether it's miracle or quest rogue.
Edit: Addendum: Also, Yogg is still bullshit.
wow didn't know people were making druid decks with menagerie warden....
although it makes a lot of sense, duplicating a fledgling, a bittertide hydra or a boosted enchanted raved/pantry spider is a pretty strong turn 5.
Isn't warden 6 mana?
I used it in beast druid last season. Worked okay but wasn't fast enough. Might be better now with the new cards. In a pinch you could always put in tiger.
oh 6 mana yeah (boy that card is expensive!), still if the druid somehow had a strong turn 5 beast like bittertide hydra, the menagerie is huge.