# Hearthstone#
Oh card masters, hold on to your Hearthstone, because the new version of "Wizban's Workshop" is like a carnival carousel, spinning and turning, and now we're finally at that love-hate part - the balance patch. Although the national server players are still a while away from playing the game, it is also fun for us to know that they are invincible in a hundred battles (not much use).
Let's do a wild dance here at the building. Yes, the long-criticized "door opening" (I know, you're in the dark), like the uninvited party clown, was finally pulled out by us like magic. Clap your hands and relax!
Now, dear card masters, get ready for your standard nerfs like getting ready for a big ball. Remember, balance is not about depriving us of fun, but about making our game more harmonious, like a perfect symphony. Don't forget, this is just the beginning, and there's so much more to discover!
Let's talk about this cosmic hero, the lone ranger Renault. He acted like a superstar as soon as he appeared, and not only was he enthusiastically sought after by the cosmic decks, but even those half-cosmic decks wanted to pull him into the team. However, just like the villain in the movie is always killed by the main character, the game makers decided to cool him down, so Renault's fee increased a little, which was like changing him from a luxury lunch to a budget meal.
But that wasn't enough, and in order to keep non-cosmic decks from free-riding the cosmic side, they made a small rule change: now to trigger the cosmic effect, the deck must be the same, and there should be no duplicate cards, as if to say, "Want to join the Cosmic Club? No way! unless you can put on our uniforms." "It's a brilliant trick that makes those who want to smuggle into the universe dumbfounded.
But don't worry, the Cosmic deck gets a big perk - don't be afraid of that pesky sick DK anymore! This guy used to be the nemesis of the Cosmic deck, but now, hmph, the ending of the story may have to be rewritten. While this change isn't a buff, the other cosmic cards won't be able to dust all the other cards like Renault, so when you're ready to break them down, be sure to read them carefully and don't sell your valuable cards for scrap!
This change is like a battle between the cosmic decks and the game producers, and who wins? The players, of course, because they get an exciting adventure and a little more laughter.
In this balance update, the rules of the Wheel of Death have changed from "after your turn" to "before your turn starts", which is like your opponent stealing a piece of cake during your turn, only to be found out and have to give you the rest back. Then, the Warlock's dreadful figure shrank by a circle, from a bodybuilder to an ordinary college student, and the consumption of the landmark will oven also increased, just like the price increase of the monthly card in the gym.
The cost of cleaning up the pollution for the Warrior has increased to 6, but the armor value of the forging effect has been increased to 4, which is like you paid a lot of money for a fitness class, but the instructor just made you run four laps of the playground. Flame Trials reverted to their original price, just as heart-wrenching those discounted designer bags reverted to their original price. As for Demoman Sogrense, his TNT explosives no longer fit into his own library, but into his opponent's library, like if you throw your own trouble at someone else and give them a headache. Thankfully, this change didn't make the TNT blow itself up, otherwise it would have been embarrassing.
In this balance update, our old friend Chilias Deluxe Virus Module has completely abandoned the "low-key" lifestyle. He decided to take off the cloak of invisibility - yes, the stealth effect was removed. Moreover, he is no longer satisfied with a paltry 1/3 body, so he plucked up the courage to go to the gym and work out, and now proudly has a stronger 1/4 body. It's reminiscent of the old saying: "You can never underestimate the heart of a champion", but obviously the Chilias Deluxe Edition is an exception, as we can see him clearly now.
As for his good friend, the Squatting Thief, Kirias, who used to rely on stealth attacks to double his attack power, is running amok, but now they are not having a good time, because their "self-closing deck" has been weakened. It's like a guy at a party who occupies a corner, and suddenly someone pulls him out and dances a tango, and he is embarrassed and has to participate.
Then we have the Giant Thief, a name that used to give opponents a headache and is now a bit lonely. The lantern doorman's party ticket has increased from 3 to 4. This meant that he would arrive later, and we knew that the last thing a party would have was a late guest.
Next we got to the miracle salesman's little bottle – snake oil. It used to be available for free, but now it costs 1 fee. It's nothing more than a piece of cake for most decks, who just walk around with the miracle salesman and trade snake oil for a little gossip or a snack. But for the multi-system guys, this 1 fee is like a sky-high price, because they want to use these snake oils to create a feast of damage. Imagine that they might also need to add a megaphone to make sure every snake oil molecule is working to its fullest potential. Now the question is, will the designer find out with a conscience and give us some magic potions that reduce the cost?
This balance update is like a cosmic overhaul, with some stars losing their luster and others getting more opportunities to shine. Let's wait and see what new stories will come in the next version of Star Wars.
In this mysterious Hearthstone continent, shamans and wizards once lit up the battlefield with lightning bolts that could dazzle their opponents for just 2 mana. However, now they have to take out a little more arcane energy, because the cost of this lightning bolt has risen to 3 mana, which is more expensive than eating a piece of energy bread!, and their lightning crash has to keep up, jumping from 5 to 6 mana, which makes the shaman's activation even slower than drinking expired milk!
In the world of hunters, the Landmark Card Jungle Paradise used to be their pride, with durability like a tenacious little strong, up to 3 points. But now, it's like participating in a weight loss program, and it's shrunk to 2 points. Although some hunters find this to be of little impact, as opponents are usually down before they can make their third landmark. However, if you are really unlucky enough to meet an opponent who can survive your third landmark, then this battle may be hanging in the air, after all, who wants to compete with the King of Luck?
The Undead Death Knight (DK) used to summon Threads of Despair for 1 mana, but now they have to pay double the price, which is 2 mana. And those disgusting filthy walking corpses, who used to be able to stagger to the battlefield for only 3 mana, now cost 4 mana, and their body has been upgraded to 3/5, I don't know if they can make them last longer on the battlefield.
Let's talk about Long Mu. Their zarimi door opening conditions, which can be easily opened with only 5 dragons, are even easier than finding a supermarket discount label. But now, this condition has been raised to 8 dragons, which is like skipping from the "Find the Cat" game to the "Find the Dinosaur Egg" difficulty. This means that not only will they have to postpone the opening turn, but they will also have to readjust their decks, otherwise the door may open even more laboriously than squeezing toothpaste.
So, you Hearthstone warriors, that's all the balance of the content, let's welcome a new era of more balance and maybe more laughter!
In the latest balance patch, our game world has received a series of hilarious changes. First of all, let's talk about the standard door opening that has been cut like a fat person who has successfully lost weight. Yes, you heard it right, the Space-Time Gate is now limited to one opening per match, as if to tell us, "Hey, don't be greedy, once is enough!" to make the proponents of the Wild Door Approach jump to their feet in anger, but it also turns the whining voices into joyful laughter.
Next, let's take a look at the master transfiguration druid orange Faflop. His special ability, the magical slime effect, is now a Restoration Mana Crystal. This change is like a cosmetic surgery for him, turning him from a wrinkled old man into a young and handsome little fresh meat, and it also solves the embarrassing problem caused by his previous temporary expenses exceeding the upper limit.
Let's talk about the cost adjustment of the snowfall cemetery. Raising the price from 3 to 5 is like adding a "grown up" sign to him, turning him from a child to an adult. This change appears to be an attempt to weaken the Mine Thief, but it also makes the other players laugh.
Okay, let's move on to the reinforcement section. First of all, the spell spell, their processing error was reduced from 6 to 5, as if to say, "Hey, don't be so stingy, give us a little more mana!" and Sunset Diffuse was reduced from 10 to 9, and this enhancement change was like a big gift to them, making them laugh from ear to ear. At the same time, the Shattered Rock Maishaton has also been reduced from 6 to 5, which makes Elemental Magic players as excited as if they had found a new continent.
This balance patch is like a big comedy show, bringing joy and surprise to players. While some decks have been nerfed, others have also been strengthened, making the game more balanced. So, let's laugh at these changes and have fun with the game!
In the latest Adventure in the Woods, oh no, I mean the Druid deck update, our little green friends got some upgrades. First of all, the little token in the forest decided to go to the gym and went from 1/3 to 2/5, thanks to their personal trainer, the Balance Adjuster! As for the young dragon, he probably ate some protein powder and went from 2/4 to 3/5. For Fajander, it's like adding a few dumbbells to the gym, but don't get too happy, because he still has to deal with the snake oil injuries of the miracle salesman, and the result may be to build muscles, but also tired like a dog.
Then, we have a bearded mage named Zock Fognose who has lowered his magic cost from 7 to 6, presumably because he thinks every time he casts a spell, it's like playing roulette.
Miss Hagasa also seems to have gone to the beauty salon, at least her fee has been reduced from 5 to 4, although her figure has been slightly reduced from 4/4 to 4/3, but for her, the biggest good news is that the price tag of Aftershock has been cut by 1 point, and now for only 4 fees, the shaman deck can finally enjoy this service, but don't forget, the multi-system method makes Fa Qiangde lie down, so overall, they may still have spent a lot of unjust money.
What about the warriors? The boys in the mechanical rotten face must have secretly drunk protein powder, growing from 3/9 to 4/12, which gave them almost the same muscular body as the dragons. As for the hunter's toy tyrannosaurus, it not only worked out hard in the gym, but also increased its attack power from 5 to 7, and it seems that it wants to become the next "toy overlord".
These changes have made our card world more robust, but I wonder if players are ready for this muscle show.
In this patch update, the Rogue class seems to be told: "Sorry buddy, you're too strong, you need to take a break." "So, both of their forms have been weakened. But don't worry, the Pirate Thieves have been given a loving boost that is like a heartwarming gift to them: the Grand Thief Goldbeard has been reduced from 6 to 5, which is like giving him a 20% discount, and Crystal Bay has been working hard in the gym and the figure effect has been increased from 4/4 to 5/5.
Then, not to be outdone, the neutral retinue treasure dealer adds a new skill to his buff effect, which adds some muscle to himself whenever it triggers. Warlocks and Clerics also participate in the cost-cutting contest, with both catching dolls and speeding off shelves reducing costs. Paper Angel seems to have gone to a slimming camp, and his body has been adjusted from 3 fee 2/5 to 2 fee 2/3.
This is the balance of the ladder construction model. It's really a few happy and a few worried. Fortunately, the self-closing deck was rescued and was able to take a breath. However, the tone of Hearthstone has been seen by everyone before.