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Hearthstone's new version of the cards was also released for several days, and most of the cards in the major classes were revealed. With these cards, you can also see the general hint of the new version. A few cards were also released today, and while they are not as "thrilling" as some of the previous cards, there are still some cards that are remarkable.
"Diving Trio"
The first is these 3 "Diving Trio" cards. Both are dormant for 1 turn, and when they wake up, they all have the special effect of raids. From solving the field with stature, to solving the field with severe poison to being immune to the field when attacking themselves, these 3 cards can be said to be the medium speed card group in the ladder and the cards that are easier to use in the arena. Dormant for 1 round, wake up and immediately raid, is not to make you feel familiar, yes, is that hidden mechanism. Compared with hiding, dormant 1 turn + raid can prevent the opponent from clearing the field, and when you shoot these followers, the opponent's strange rhythm is also very uncomfortable, so that you always have room to suppress the opponent's scene.
It is suspected that the arcane giant has been detonated, but it has not been completely exploded.
When the Naga Giant looked at the skill description, I believe that many old buddies would think of the arcane giant card for the first time. The Naga Giant is reduced according to the cost of the spells released in this game, while the Arcane Giants are based on the number of spells, as if the Naga Giants have been destroyed. However, if you look closely at the card situation, it turns out that the starting fee of the Naga Giant is 20 fees, while the arcane is 8 less. Thinking about it this way, in terms of spell cost and number of spells, the designer of the chicken thief still made a trade-off, and the former did not complete the latter.
Isn't the designer blind, this is obviously a warlock's card?
Volcano this 2-fee spell card, select a Companion, and when it dies, unleash an AOE that deals 3 damage to all Companions. The first time I saw this card, it was a bit of a purple border, mistaking it for a warlock's spell card. Because the warlock has preconceived notions about the various "heart-wrenching" operations of various retinues. But on closer inspection, isn't this a mage's professional card? The mages with thick eyebrows and big eyes even began to look forward to the entourage hanging up to achieve their low-cost AOE purpose, which was simply too "dog eggs". Anyway, it's not that we're dazzled, or that's when the designer designed the card.
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