Today I want to talk about one of the most important changes I predict after the upcoming Goblins vs Gnomes expansion - the presence of Spare Part cards in the meta.
Welcome to Part 3 of my GvG card review since Blizzcon! There are a lot of new exciting cards in this part of the series. Are you ready for Goblins vs Gnomes?
Compared to the last Dreamhack, this one really upped the ante, and the playing field is arguably even more competitive than the Blizzcon World Championships.
In keeping with the theme of druidic celebrations (during ancient English) for the dearly departed, this week we’ll look at an aggressive Druid deck running Undertaker!
Among the many warrior decks I saw, one in particular caught my attention. After trying it, I have to say that it is one of the most consistent warrior builds I have ever seen.
Hey, guys. It's RaFive. Today we're going to look at a really interesting take on Zoo from clericim with which he hit #1 Legend on the EU server a couple weeks back.
Hey, guys. It’s RaFive, and today we’re exploring a build of Hunter which doesn’t go past 3-drops, with most of the cards in the deck concentrated at the 3-mana spot.
We break down more of the new cards by discussing their relative strengths and how these cards might change the meta in Hearthstone when they get released.
