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Are you, in fact, a pregnant lady who lives in the apartment next door to Superdeath's parents? - Commodore |
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Hearthstone
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No, but for one second I thought you were talking about this then:
http://stonehearth.net/ As far as card agmes go, I am just waiting for Hex 
They sent the invites? Oh I have to check my Blizzard-email-account.
edit: well, I even had an email from them... that D3 is sold on PS3 and XBox360... *sigh* I want to get into this game.
been playing a bit around with most of the classes (only i haven't really tried is Hunter) but it certainly feels different playing different classes ... each have their strengths and weaknesses, and presently Priests might be the strongest, mainly due to their unique ability (2 health for any one target for 2 mana) and Mind Control (steal minion) ... but all classes have strong combos going for them. The main difference between Hearthstone and other CCG that i've played, is that minion health is presistent, so if you knock something almost all the way down, unless the opponent springs something on you, you have a chance to finish it the next turn)
Warriors have tough weapons, ability to gain armor (+2Armor to hero ... no cap, whereas Priests heal is capped at MaxHealth) and got the ability to have a ton of charge minions on the board (attacks first turn, instead of entering play 'tapped') either by a 0mana cost buff, or by having one of their special minions on the board Shamans mainly carry themselves through Totems (semi-random out of 4 different) and the ability to gain windfury (minion can attack twice) on their minions, with some small scale spell blasting and limited ability to hex enemy minions (turning them into 0/1 taunt creatures) Rogues,is probably the class other than Hunter that i've played the least with, but they have a ton of tricksy cards that can return cards to hand, deal small ammounts of damage or outright assassinate minions, add to that that they have a weak weapon they can buff as well Paladins is also a little played class, that have prehaps the weakest ability ( spamming 1/1 minions) but they handle it by being having some good heals, a couple of weapons and a crapton of protential minionbuffing. Druid are flexible, quite a few of their cards asks if you want to do A or B from two listed abilites, and they can be the fastest class to get out big minions (playing second they can in theory start with tossing a 6mana cost minion, if the draw likes them), thier Ability gives them 1 attack (for 1 turn) and 1 Armor Warlock have strong cheap minions but are a bit masocistic playing from the point of view that its only the last health that counts, having quite a few things that eats their mana pool or cards or allready existing minions Priest as allready mentioned are a rather stone-wally class, with exellent healing, and while they might not have many minions, the minions they tend to get, is tough as nails and hits as a truck, specially if they manage to get a unharassed Gurubashi Beserker (2/7, when it takes damage it gains a permenent +3/0) on the board hiding behind a tough taunt creature with buffed health), but they are maybe the class that have most problems handling minion removeal such as Hex, Polymorph or Assassinate Mages are the starting class, and they have a ton of spells either single or multitarget damage, and qiute a few minions which gives + to spell damage, furthermore they're probably the class that have the easiest time keeping the opponents minion-line under control both with their spells and their ability which deals 1 damage to any one target ... My most epic combo as of yet was with a Shaman which had a Wolfrider (3/1, Charge) which threw on the board together with a +3/0 Rockbiter weapon and Windfury ... 12 damage out of nowhere :D |
