The red cards don’t show up, you don’t have weapons, or not enough of them, and your firepower goes from godlike to wet noodle. :) But like Shaman, about 1/3 of the time… Warrior decks are terrible. Ridiculously fast aggro decks with 4 weapons to clear or finish off your opponent… Stupidly overpowered. We’ve had Warrior decks that were literally unstoppable. Warrior suffers from a similar problem, in the sense that it is “red-reliant” (understand: you need a LOT of warrior-specific commons to show up). However, never underestimate a shaman you play against, because if you give him some board presence, he can one-turn you pretty quickly. The only reason he’s not tier 1 is that you are heavily reliant on having the “right” cards ( Stormforged Axe, Bloodlust…), and about 1/3 of the time, you don’t get them, and your deck turns into a pile of dung. Thrall’s hero power synergizes with Bloodlust so well it’s often disgusting. Tier 2 – Still super strong picks in that format, but with one or more possible drawbacks. If you need to choose between the two, Rogue needs to be played super aggressively, and Mage if more versatile. If you get any of these 2 as an option, we recommend you go for it. Rogue has to focus on cheap threats and Sprint (which is retarded good :)) and if he opens right, it’s incredibly hard to regain board control, ever.
Our stats show that Mage essentially cannot get a bad deck. Class commons are incredible, too, with cheap solutions that allow you to play tempo (fast, aggressive) decks that – in our experience – are stronger than control decks in Arena. Tier 1 – what we feel are the strongest classes in the Arena format.īoth hero powers are incredibly strong in the format.
#Eternal card game forge tier list pro#
I’m not claiming any of this is “right” by any means, it is simply a sum of my (our) observations.įor the people who need to see creds before reading: I’m not a tcg bawss, however, I’ve played Magic in a few pro tours, but never did better than day 2 – so that’s that. Disclaimer: this is exclusively based on the simulator here at Hearthpwn, and the whole purpose is to talk about our impressions.
Myself and a friend have been playing with the Forge simulator quite a lot, and since I had some free time this morning, I decided to launch a conversation about Forge balance. We produced something like 150 decks in the simulator, and played a good few matchups.
#Eternal card game forge tier list upgrade#
Edited: Following the Forge (Arena) Simulator upgrade (Thank you, Hearthpwn!!!), my friend (Moneypenny, who posted in the comments) and I have been at it again, this time with matching play test sessions of what we believe were typical, standard arena decks.
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