Why the Two-Drop Drought Matters
Of all the mana slots in Hearthstone, two mana cards used to be the most vital. As any Arena player will tell you, two-drops are
Author : Alex Church
Hearthstone: The Problem with Endless Classic Nerfs
A new, unexpected round of nerfs are coming in. While shake-ups to the meta are usually welcome, the most recent changes revealed a controversial trend.
Card Rotation Analysis: Druid
After nearly two years of unquestioned meta power, Druid’s come crashing down. The weight of so many Classic set nerfs finally dragged Druid back to
Card Rotation Analysis: Hunter
Hunter’s rise was slow but steady. In Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, it tied with Paladin for the worst class. However, things gradually got better for
Hearthstone Card Rotation Analysis: Mage
Mage has had a hell of a time these past few expansions. With new cards creating whole new archetypes and others winking from existence by
Hearthstone Card Rotation Analysis: Priest
Priest is far from the strongest class, but compared to how it was before the Year of the Mammoth, it’s been a remarkable success story.
Hearthstone Card Rotation Analysis: Rogue
Rogues got a pretty good couple of years. They had reasonably viable tempo, aggro and combo decks with a wide spread of playstyles. From Quest
Hearthstone Card Rotation Analysis: Shaman
It’s a weird time to be talking about Shaman. Since the Shudderwock nerf, it’s fallen massively in popularity. Now, it’s barely above Druid in playrate.
Card Rotation Analysis: Warlock
Warlocks had a good couple of years. After a rough start, consistent support has given it a surprisingly varied bevy of competitive decks. But with
Card Rotation Analysis: Warrior
The biggest card rotation in Hearthstone history is coming up fast. All 405 cards from Journey to Un’goro, Knights of the Frozen Throne and Kobolds
