lol i queue up as priest, get like 4 hunters first 4, then a control paladin that runs two twilight drakes and ****

F off honestly, lol.

miracle rogue question

your hand is prep, far sight, coin, hallucinate, auctioneer, backstab)

it's turn 6. After you have orgasmed and cleaned up a little, what is the correct sequence? (assume they have one 2 health minion)



but, if we don't have hallucinate or backstab, is this any different? is it too greedy to just yolo the prep far sight?

Probably an incorrect take but whenever I queue into someone playing warrior now I auto assume they torture animals or otherwise are not my kind of people

Like they didn't necessarily cheat on the SATs but almost certainly posted a Craigslist ad and at least attempted to

I don't care what Kripp and other people say about it. Taunt warrior is a lame ass boring deck.

They turned rogue and warrior into the new scumlords.

They're pretty much free wins as mage though which is nice. Plus most people I've played are somehow bad at taunt warrior.

i think that deck attracts the bad player

and wtf miracle rogue is the most fun iteration it's ever been in, not scummy

I don't agree with that one being the most fun. Malymiracoli was more fun to me. But remember miracle is not the most popular rogue deck. And the most popular rogue deck is why the class gets a scumlord title.

auctioneer, coin, hallucinate, reevaluate, backstab, prep, far sight is the way i would do it

I do think noobs overvalue taunt minions; if you go into casual mode to test a deck, someone is going to hit you with turn 1 elven archer and then play a bunch of cheapass taunts. So people like that probably think the deck is amazing.

I don't see myself ever playing it much, just about every other meta deck is more fun, and off-meta stuff like Burgle Rogue/Ramp Druid and even Handlock are more entertaining.

I agree the new Miracle rogue is the most fun it's ever been. It was way more frustrating when they go QA/GA into a billion spells and conceal.

Don't you want mana left over in case you far sight something good? (Obvi it depends on board state and what's left in your deck, etc.)

I do question people who are still playing Maiev and didn't switch back to Valeera.

Lol, I'm dicking around in casual with a freeze mage list that includes leper gnomes and backstreet lepers and wrecking trihards with actual freeze lists and meta decks.

I hate Maiev.

The original heroes are all from the torso up and you could imagine they're actually at the table playing the game.

Using the full body shot of Maiev totally breaks this. It's worse than when the colors were off on Lady Liadrin.

Ahhhh, it feels so good to beat taunt warrior with freeze mage when alex is your last card.

You know mages have too many broken spells when most lists carry either blizzard or flame strike, but not both.

You know mage spells are really broken when they still end up casting 2+ flame strikes and blizzards in the game, along with 3 ice blocks.

It's really just that glyph card atm. That thing should never have gotten out testing. The tome gives people **** cards along with blocks at least.

Are you serious? Every mage gets whatever they need from Paveling Book.

i went from rank 4k to 1338 today with a miracle list running shaku and giants and mimic pods

with the barnes list posted earlier i went 25-6

with my new list i'm 6-1

max greed, i cut the razorpetal dudes because they just don't seem to ever have a huge impact on the game. It seems counterintuitive while running giants but i dont seem to have a problem discounting them at all.

this meta is so weird, hardly any quest rogues or PW and a lot a lot a LOT of paladin

Eh. I get useless crap from that and the 2 mana drop often enough. The glyph usually gives you something decent automatically. It's why I think Laughing's freeze mage is better than that PsyGunther list. He only relies on glyph and doesn't his hand jammed up with **** like shatter + whatever.

The gunther list is better in the mirror and better vs taunt warrior

I just played a quest Druid who went 10 turns and the only minions he played had 4 attack...

He didn't win.

There's like no wrong order here, unless you prep the coin or something. The best use of all the cards in your hand is to cycle with auctioneer, so go nuts.

FWIW tho, I'd prob start with the backstab, then coin hallucinate, then prep far sight last. If you didnt have coin or backstab, your literal only play is gadget prep (evaluate), far sight. So do that.

vs report out today @9am PST, so expect an influx of aggro paladins once they presumably reveal that its the best deck atm. Data reaper currently has it as break even or favored against the 9 most popular decks, and the only bad matchups of any archetype on the list are against elemental shaman (3% of the meta) and control paladin (1%). Notably, its the only aggro deck that is favored vs taunt warrior (tarim OP), but unlike midrange pally is still favored vs rogues. Aggro is also 60/40 against midrange pally.

Tidecaller into rockpool hunter is the new trogg into totem golem.

Tidecaller into rockpool is def strong, but unlike trogg into totem golem, it's a play sequence that needs to be done on the play to be guaranteed effective. With trogg & the coin, there was no minion that your opponent you play on his turn 1 that would discourage you from playing trogg (outside of flame imp, lol zoo). But with tidecaller, if your opponent just plays a 2 atk minion on turn 1 or 2 1/1s, you have to coin rockpool and waste the buff. Unlike coin golem, which was super strong.

Again, it's definitely very good (and all classes can use it!), but not at the power level of trogg/golem.