ooh that's actually pretty nice card. I was like it makes some random normal spell

Reno mage here I come.

Do you think Druid is too strong in general? The last few expansions have always had Druid as a tier 1 deck.

Tier 1 is ok. As long as it's not tier 0 like midrange Shaman

If its after turn 3-4 ill always play copies from the left first.


Especailly when it comes fown to burn.. Making them think your lethal needs to be top decked will make them less likely to play around it.

But hey... Cardstone is hard

No... What have you been playing? Maybe give some context to your bias

This post was edited by Hepzibah on Dec 5 2016 01:12pm

Pre-standard was dominated by combo Druid, then old
Gods had cthun Druid, Karazhan had maly Druid and now there's jade idol Druid.

Cthun my not have ended as tier one but at the start of the expansion it was one of the best decks.

/e I'm not saying it's op, just that it's more consistently good than any other class.

This post was edited by Mastersam93 on Dec 5 2016 01:17pm

Isnt the ideal scenario one where all classes stay viable through the expansions though?

You could actually say the same statement about warrior.. Or warlock. When do they ever fall out of favor in any of hearthstones metas?

I dont think the problem is druid being consistently good, but other classes being consistently bad.

Zoo has been the same deck since before 10 years ago before Hearthstone even invented

This post was edited by FroggyG on Dec 5 2016 01:36pm

And druid isnt?

Id go as* far to say the decks, and mainly. Their archetypes go back 20+ years.

My vintage green deck has a lot of the same/similair mechanics with being semi immune to fatigue. And ramp is an ancient term.. Wild growth was printed in mtg beta.

This post was edited by Hepzibah on Dec 5 2016 02:00pm

Maly Druid and Jade Idol are pretty recent and have different win conditions to ramp druid.