I remember a few years ago, The 2022 Tiger Deck that Shabb went to gave me a whole fun. At that time, I didn't think much about it, but when I went to my relative's house to pay respects to the New Year, my mother asked me to say blessings and I suddenly remembered the knight's mighty blessings. Just take advantage of the fact that today is relatively empty, take stock of the blessing cards in Hearthstone.
The first is Otranc's new priest card, called Blessing. The effect is to add 2 blood points to equal attack damage to health. This card is very easy to use, better than the simple +2/+2, the key is that it can be used with a larger butt minions, such as freshmen.
Blessing of the King, I think it should be said together with the Blessing of Vaillant. Both are divine cards, and the biggest difference between the two cards is that one can attack the hero when the turn is in effect. The other can only be used as a BUFF card. But there is no shortage of killing and damage in actual combat. Therefore, It is still more used for Vailla Neng blessings. The Holy Knight can bring a Blessing of Vaillant.
The standard blessing seems to be just a few. Let's look at the wild ones again.
Smart and powerful, this should be the most simple and unpretentious blessing. The effect is also quite simple and unpretentious, but it seems that no one has brought it. The main thing is that the card slot is too tight, if it is a resource card for me, then I am very happy. If you bring it too much, it is not cost-effective.
Ancient blessings as well as pharaoh blessings. I have to say that the knight's blessing card is really much. Ancient blessings used to be really easy to use, whether it was a pre-paving and then a wave of BUFF, or when killing, twin spells can be put twice. Pharaoh's blessing has one more holy shield and mockery than the king's blessing.
The last one is the light casting blessing. The upper limit of blood sucking is really too high, sometimes the amount of greedy blood is pressed very low by the opposite side, and the sense of security that having blood sucking gives you is definitely much better than mocking. Plus the knights themselves have various blessings, full buff to a retinue above. One draw is 10 hpt. The opposite side is also tricky to deal with.
In this way, the knight has the most blessing cards. And it's also easy for knights, and I'm already thinking about whether to do a blessing ride. No matter who you meet, treat it as if you are blessing others!