Nerfs that will come

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In current state of game… Nerfs will come… But i am courius will again classic cards be nerfed, instead new a bit broken ones…

That OMEGA for 5 mana, 80% of time with rush is hell of a value.
I hope prep stays.

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Any remaning free cards which gets played will be nerfed.

The “nerf” of broken op ones happens by moving them to Wild years later. This way they force spending money if you want to win/play more than one cheap class deck

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I really hope to see Token Druid getting a change, the way this class can spam tokens is just too much.
Not even a control warrior with 2 Brawls and 2 Warpaths can deal with it unless you get DK Dr. Boom and rush the tempo down.

In addition, I hope Leeroy Jenkins will get a nerf.
A card that once used to be a way for nice combos, now only used for direct face damage in a ridiculous way.

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Druid is not problem by my opinion… Warrior is… any decent paladin can crush druid, or many other mid range decks, but are not playable bcs of warrior or tempo rouge…

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Leeroy was always used for direct face damage and has been nerfed already. Rogues used to have 26 damage in a turn with Leeroy, Warlocks 20. He used to cost 4.

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ye and? Quest Rogue was nerfed twice to balance. Leeroy is one of the worst designed cards, hes too powerful and always finds a spot since season 1 in any Aggro deck. Getting smorced for 12 on turn 8 isnt interactive. You might think the same applies to combo decks, but that aint true. Combo decks need to draw most of their deck first, can easily get rekt by cards like Unseen Saboteur and if they do they insta lose. They cant apply pressure and usually theyre dead before they draw the combo.

On the other hand, Agrro decks can apply pressure on each turn AND, on top of that, seal the game with Leeroy.

Leeroy should move to HoF or traditionally switch to a Paladin-only card.

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Rogues have an awesome starting package, almost like hunters during RR. Maybe they should get a little cut, but at the moment they are still below 20% and far from unbeatable. I think it would be too early to change anything right now.