Here be Dragons
Intro:
Welcome to the Legend of the Innkeeper. I’m Vastidious, I’m Ariannwyn and I’m Espo. We’re glad you could join us for our Forty Fifth episode.
This week we are talking about…
Updates:
What did you do this week?
Top 3 of the week – Dragon cards
Vastidious – [Deathwing]. Need there be more? (The Real Vast: [Nefarian], [Dragon Consort], [Alexstrasza])
Ariannwyn – [Azure Drake], [Dragonkin Sorcerer], [Nefarian]
Espo – [Chromaggus], [Ysera], [Deathwing]
News
1. New HoTS card back discovered
http://www.hearthpwn.com/news/893-new-heroes-of-the-storm-themed-card-back
2. Hearthstone Mount in HoTS for getting 100 wins in Hearthstone
http://www.hearthpwn.com/news/893-new-heroes-of-the-storm-themed-card-back
Dragons!!!
http://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Dragon
From Wowpedia:
A dragon is a reptilian creature, usually winged, with magical or unusual abilities. Dragons were one of the first intelligent life forms to appear in Azeroth. It is not clear whether the titans created them or if they somehow evolved prior to the titans’ arrival. At one time, their numbers were uncountable, but in present-day Azeroth there are very few left. Originally, there were many different dragonflights, with many different colors to be seen. The five most influential, however, were the reds, the greens, the bronze, the blacks, and the blues, and eventually most (if not all) of the other flights disappeared.
Chosen by the titans, each of the five dragonflights were given domain over a certain aspect of the world, ranging from the earth to time itself. During the War of the Ancients, the dragonflights sought to fulfill their duty and strike against the invading Burning Legion. Over time, the dragons have endured much hardship and only a handful still remain, hostile to all that may tamper with the titans’ creations.
Mike Donais explains that the ‘holding’ mechanic has the potential to further explore a relatively new element in Hearthstone: bluffing.[2] Because the successful activation of a Blackwing Technician, Blackwing Corruptor or Rend Blackhand highlights the presence of a Dragon in the player’s hand, this can be used to play mind games with the opponent, who may alter their play in order to counter the Dragon assumed to be in the player’s hand. Donais states, “Bluffing is something I want to encourage more in our games.
Class specific dragons:
[Twilight welp] – Priest
[Dragon Consort] – Paladin
Legendary dragons:
[Alexstrasza]
[Chromaggus]
[Deathwing]
[Malygos]
[Nefarian]
[Nozdormu]
[Onyxia]
[Ysera]
Non-Dragon dragon cards:
[Blackwing Corruptor]
[Blackwing Technician]
[Dragon Egg]
[Rend Blackhand]
Common:
[Black whelp]
[Dragonkin Sorcerer]
[Drakonid Crusher]
[Faerie Dragon]
[Hungry Dragon]
[Twilight Whelp] (Priest)
[Volcanic Drake]
[Blackwing Corruptor]*
[Blackwing Technician]*
Rare:
[Azure Drake]
[Dragon Consort] (Paladin)
[Twilight Drake]
[Dragon Egg]*
* = Not a dragon type
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New class cards:
Druid –
[Druid of the Flame]