Hearthstone's new version, "The Break of Otranc", is finally coming online in anticipation. In addition to the usual generous benefits and fun factional play, the most important thing for Hearthstone players is the addition of 135 "Otranc Break" cards. Not only are there various hero cards for ten classes, but there are also many familiar "old friends", such as the mage's new spell "Group Transformation".
From Transfiguration to Group Transfiguration
As the strongest single solution that has followed the mage since the original version, "Transfiguration" and shaman's "Magic" are the kings of Hearthstone's solution. When the other cards are solved and whether the Undead Companion should be solved or not, the mage only needs to throw out the "Transfiguration" at will, and the tricky entourage on the opponent's field will "click" and turn into a docile little sheep.
In the "Otranc's Rupture" version, the "Transfiguration" was upgraded to "Group Transformation", and the solution ability directly jumped a notch in the case that the cost only increased by 3 fees. Although the "Group Transformation" has the negative effect of turning its own minions into sheep, for the mage class that relies on spells to win in the current version, this negative effect is basically equal to none. And such a powerful solution effect is actually not the first time to appear in hearthstone tavern, let me take you to see some powerful solution effect cards!
Everyone loves the Kazakus potion
After the adventure mode of the Explorers Guild was introduced, due to "Reno Jackson" (War Roar: If you don't have the same cards in your deck, restore all health to your hero. The addition of the universe deck (that is, there is no same card in the deck) swept the ladder, especially the late professions of warlocks, warriors, and priests, and the universe deck basically became the mainstream play. Another cosmic stream card, "Kazakus", also became an indispensable component of the cosmic deck at that time.
Unlike the Golem Kazakus of today's Standard Ladder, the Wild Kazakus creates a spell card called "Kazakus Potion", which allows the player to choose one of 3 fees (1 fee, 5 fee, 10 fees) and then choose from 10 effects (summon minion, place the hand card, pass the card, increase the health of the minion, freeze the enemy retinue, damage the enemy retinue, get armor, inflict damage, resurrect the retinue, and change the sheep) to form a new spell. One of the 10 spells has the effect of "Mysterious Wool" being "Transforming All Followers into 1/1 Sheep", which is consistent with the mage's new spell "Group Transformation". In the Gargieson version, the group sheep is still a must-have spell for the universe deck, even if it is as high as 10 fees, and this powerful group solution is a well-deserved favorite of all the universe decks.
"Otranc's Rupture" brings the group sheep from the wild back to the standard, so that the mage whose mission system has just been weakened has an extra universal group solution, I believe that with the addition of more and more control cards, the standard mode can also get rid of the dilemma of the "racecourse" and become a hundred flowers, and all kinds of card groups can find their own fun in the battle. And mages can also rely on "group deformation" to build new control card sets, what are you waiting for players who like the mage class? Take the "Group Transformation" and the latest mage "Star Spirit Dragon" pass skin to justify the mage's name, the mage is not a profession that only hits the face!