Invoke is the newest mechanic being added to the newest set Descent of Dragons. However, this newest set cements the idea that the five classes from the League of E.V.I.L. are the most favored class from the Year of the Dragon.
Rise of Shadows
This wasn’t that big of a deal since there were two more card sets coming out this year. There was the possibility that the next set would focus more on the other four classes to make up for it. So, it made perfect sense for this set to revolve around the villains.
Saviors of Uldum
The main focus of this set were the Quests. All classes got a quest and it seemed to have a few powerful ones and some that simply couldn’t stick. The most notable for meta standards were the Druid and Shaman Quests. They got even stronger once the Doom in the Tomb event went live and amplified their power and flexibility. They didn’t specify on either hero or villain but that is all about to change with the coming of the new set.
Descent of Dragons
This wouldn’t be so bad if the aspects were Hero Cards as well. But unfortunately, they are minions, meaning they are vulnerable to trades or straight removal. As well as not having any support for said dragons as of now. There is also no way to interact with hero cards. There are no counters, there are no instant destroy cards, or anything like that. Anyone of these would be useful for gameplay and grant favor to the hero classes. Otherwise, the villain classes will still remain as the favorable classes to choose for climbing ranks.
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