Im glad you talked about soul rend. I have problems including that card in my deck too. Is hard to me to play it. Is nice to see your perspective on it. Guess that not playing the card if you don't want to burn is a good argument. Is better to have 1 dead card in 1 match up than losing 10 games because you are not able to clear the board.
Great control player Martian Buu strikes again. Originally joined Martian for great takes along the lines of the Soul Rend explanation. I'm always down when high-level players explain core concepts to their audience. MTG has a lot of that kind of content and I don't see as much of it in HS.
your talk about Zeph and the cards it offers makes me wonder, why doesn't Zephyrus always offer Boulderfist Ogre? It's so many stats for the cost, it has to be great in almost every situation.
also what institution did you have to go to where they enlarged your brain with the whole Soul Rend discussion. You are absolutely correct and I've never heard of anyone really thinking of it that way.
that entire year of cards, especially united in stormwind, was a complete shitfest and nothing can really salvage them, I still remember the dev team declaring "we want to remove charge from the game" like one month before printing smite
Yo my man, would you please make an actualized version of big beast Reno hunter?I currently play one with n'zoth, invincible, karthut defender and some undead minions that are just decent on tempo, really enjoying the deck so far, like it's not a meta breaker but it does some funny shenanigans around diamond 5
The problem I run into with Soul Rend is I'm not experienced enough to know what match-ups to hold onto the card, since the game could go into fatigue, or when to slam it because the opponent is rushing me down. Sometimes the aggro decks can be spotted a million miles away, but other times it can be more difficult.
For current Wild, you will go to fatigue in the regular sense maybe once every 100 games, there are some mill decks that can burst draw you but it's not going to be a relevant card in the marchup in most cases, so you are generally pretty safe playing it whenever you feel like you need to clear
Your videos have single handedly got me to try Wild and I am having so much more fun than I've had in standard! Some decks are really annoying to play against but the sheer variety makes it so much easier to stomach. Also I love that I can play good Highlander decks again! :D Collection is still kinda poop but working on it. Any recommendations for mini sets etc. to buy? My collection is basically just standard blood DK and most standard legal Mage cards + the wild Highlander Payoffs (Zephrys etc.). I want to build more Highlander decks (warlock, priest) and probably Shudderwock Shaman in the long run. Currently gathering gold to buy the mini set with Mutanis in.
For patches i never doubted it was good in sweaty aggro. I hesitated so long in crafting it cause the decks i would use it in don't run too many pirates, stuff like thief rogue etc. I do wonder what the cutoff is for how many pirates you need in your deck for it to be a good idea to run patches? Someone has to have crunched the numbers somewhere.
Up until recently people used to splash Deckhand as only other Pirate to run Patches, and back when it was in Standard people used to do the same thing just with Southsea Captain. I think Captain too slow and Deckhand has become just a little too bad, but I played Mistake in Secret Mage recently and liked it. It’s more the type of deck than volume of Pirates.
Soul rend is a harder card to understand for the uninformed imo cause with soul rend it can feel really bad to see the cards you would have wanted to play that game not knowing that if you didn't soul rend you wouldn't have been able to play those cards that game in the first place in their minds it's like oh no I would have drawn that card NEXT TURN WHEN THEY'D BE DEAD NEXT TURN.. Whereas patches they just need to understand that the goal of adding patches to your deck is actually to remove him from your deck as fast as possible. Blah blah blah delayed gratification some other psychology word. :)
Imma keep it real witchu chief Marvel snap makes me puke at this point mainly because of the ads. I know it's the standard but when I get my ears blown out by trumpets and a washed up ben brode yelling like Billy effin Mays my stomach turns
Hearing you explain how strong soul rend is was just incredible, people need to be enlightened 🙏 they're asleep at the wheel
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Don't tempt fate, lest we come to see it nerfed into 3 mana "Deal 5 damage to all minions, discard a card for each one that dies"
Im glad you talked about soul rend. I have problems including that card in my deck too. Is hard to me to play it. Is nice to see your perspective on it.
Guess that not playing the card if you don't want to burn is a good argument. Is better to have 1 dead card in 1 match up than losing 10 games because you are not able to clear the board.
Soul Rend is the type of card that makes me appreciate playing arena for many years and having the “fel reaver” lesson already
Great control player Martian Buu strikes again.
Originally joined Martian for great takes along the lines of the Soul Rend explanation. I'm always down when high-level players explain core concepts to their audience. MTG has a lot of that kind of content and I don't see as much of it in HS.
your talk about Zeph and the cards it offers makes me wonder, why doesn't Zephyrus always offer Boulderfist Ogre? It's so many stats for the cost, it has to be great in almost every situation.
also what institution did you have to go to where they enlarged your brain with the whole Soul Rend discussion. You are absolutely correct and I've never heard of anyone really thinking of it that way.
God i wish Mr Smite was 'your other pirates have charge'
Or if it just had less attack
that entire year of cards, especially united in stormwind, was a complete shitfest and nothing can really salvage them, I still remember the dev team declaring "we want to remove charge from the game" like one month before printing smite
Yo my man, would you please make an actualized version of big beast Reno hunter?I currently play one with n'zoth, invincible, karthut defender and some undead minions that are just decent on tempo, really enjoying the deck so far, like it's not a meta breaker but it does some funny shenanigans around diamond 5
The problem I run into with Soul Rend is I'm not experienced enough to know what match-ups to hold onto the card, since the game could go into fatigue, or when to slam it because the opponent is rushing me down. Sometimes the aggro decks can be spotted a million miles away, but other times it can be more difficult.
When in doubt, rip it. The games where you need all your cards are too rare to hesitate for.
For current Wild, you will go to fatigue in the regular sense maybe once every 100 games, there are some mill decks that can burst draw you but it's not going to be a relevant card in the marchup in most cases, so you are generally pretty safe playing it whenever you feel like you need to clear
0:25 my average hearthstone experience
Your videos have single handedly got me to try Wild and I am having so much more fun than I've had in standard! Some decks are really annoying to play against but the sheer variety makes it so much easier to stomach. Also I love that I can play good Highlander decks again! :D Collection is still kinda poop but working on it. Any recommendations for mini sets etc. to buy? My collection is basically just standard blood DK and most standard legal Mage cards + the wild Highlander Payoffs (Zephrys etc.). I want to build more Highlander decks (warlock, priest) and probably Shudderwock Shaman in the long run. Currently gathering gold to buy the mini set with Mutanis in.
Excellent description on Soul Rend. I used to feel the same way as chat until I thought it through.
For patches i never doubted it was good in sweaty aggro. I hesitated so long in crafting it cause the decks i would use it in don't run too many pirates, stuff like thief rogue etc.
I do wonder what the cutoff is for how many pirates you need in your deck for it to be a good idea to run patches? Someone has to have crunched the numbers somewhere.
Up until recently people used to splash Deckhand as only other Pirate to run Patches, and back when it was in Standard people used to do the same thing just with Southsea Captain. I think Captain too slow and Deckhand has become just a little too bad, but I played Mistake in Secret Mage recently and liked it. It’s more the type of deck than volume of Pirates.
im a big soul rend fan and I think your explanation perfectly encapsulated my views (im hearthstone enjoyer btw I just changed my name)
So you are going to put a marsh queen lorthemar hunter deck on youtube next right? I want it, can 1 drop hunter get away with skipping turn 1?
10:37 but you know Reno is a dragon, they forgot to give him the tag.
I always watch your vid on my way to work and back home ( by Subway ).
I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your videos!
Thank you friend!
loved the explanation on soul rend. can we get an explanation of patches? for the laymen boss please
Im thinking about doing a “top ten misunderstood cards” video
@@MartianBuu we need it marty
6:12 misplay, u killed ur zola for nothing. ORDER!
I've played enough mtg to know that the top of my deck never matters unless I know what's there before it's gone, do I ever love my delve tho
On the first clip you can play a Zephrys and hope to find a 0 mana priest heal 5, am I wrong?
Zeph has basic/classic cards from how basic/classic were just before the 2021 rotation.
Damn the thumbnails are looking good
Good curses for the cost
soul rend? but I don't wanna destroy cards in my deck the card must be bad
real
no more deck intros?
Soul rend is a harder card to understand for the uninformed imo cause with soul rend it can feel really bad to see the cards you would have wanted to play that game not knowing that if you didn't soul rend you wouldn't have been able to play those cards that game in the first place in their minds it's like oh no I would have drawn that card NEXT TURN WHEN THEY'D BE DEAD NEXT TURN.. Whereas patches they just need to understand that the goal of adding patches to your deck is actually to remove him from your deck as fast as possible. Blah blah blah delayed gratification some other psychology word. :)
Swordfish is the most broken card in Wild, you can`t convince me otherwise
When this coment was writen Twig combo was most broken. So twig was most broken yes?
first!
Imma keep it real witchu chief
Marvel snap makes me puke at this point mainly because of the ads. I know it's the standard but when I get my ears blown out by trumpets and a washed up ben brode yelling like Billy effin Mays my stomach turns