Too strong

And make it common. Too much salt otherwise.

@@Th3Sh1n1gam1 never.. Its would be a just a tech card against the annoying standard combo decks

What? A tech card to have counter play? Fuck that noise, let me OTK, said those with no concept of game design or balance

Yes I agree actual meta is that strong... I mean shudderwock bloddkinghts and stuff are standard atm... I mean wild was just a bad idea if they were going to print imba cards anyway XD

@Disguised Toast some madman mod banned half of your viewers on twitch yesterday for no reason.I got permaban cause i literally said "this deck is trash,lets play something else".Justice demands retribution

Same thing happened to me about a month ago I said this deck is boring

@@Herkull14 How long you been watching Toast? He permabans all the time for stuff like that.

@@krukblood-axe3649 dunno,2 years maybe.he mass unbanned i think since i i am no longer banned,but it was stupid,plus i think his mods are crazy and not him

ZergrushEddie and you are the devil here.

Decklist?

Who would win in a fight? A board filled with treasure chests, or seven bitey boys?

Who need bitey boys when you can put 2000 bombs to the other deck.

ZergrushEddie hmm decklist 👀

Can you tell me what the rules of wild are? I dont play hearthstone nor do I watch any other HS content. And dont even question why I watch toast. Also dont question why Im not looking it up myself. Just asume that Im like any other degenerate that browses the yuutubs

Not the original commentor, but a quick rundown: Hearthstone releases card expansions, called sets, around every four months. In the Standard format, only cards from the sets released in the current year and the previous year are legal to play (so 6 sets at maximum). All cards from the expansions previous to that are then only playable in Wild. The main difference in the playstyle is simply the sheer quanitity of cards available to draft a deck with. Most of the balance design when releasing sets is ensuring that the card is playable, but not OP, in the Standard format, which is by far more popular - this results in certain cards in Wild synergising well with each other, since they weren't ever meant to be played alongside each other in the first place. As a result, Wild decks are, on average, a lot stronger than Standard decks. A further point is that in Standard, one can quickly deduce the archetype of a deck in the first few turns due to the limited cards, while in Wild a fair amount more can exist, making it harder to read the opponent's win condition. Hope this explained a little, feel free to ask more questions though c:

Thanks alot. This explained it quite well. There is actually another thing that had me wondering of what it ment, which is cards rotating out. Is that in direct correlation with the Standard format, meaning cards rotate out due to the expasion being older than 2 years? Or does it have an entire different meaning? I saw that term popping up a few times in the comments and also heard toast saying it sometimes.

Exactly as you said it, 'rotating out' means they're out of the Standard format rotation (called like that since the cards cycle in and out, I guess) :D

Everyone would just end up playing an aggro swarm warlock deck or token druid because its not countered by dirty rat. Or just playing decks with huge minions like deathwing and deathwing dragon lord.

So ure a bad player, because otherwise youll know that they can bounce it back into their hand, so u have to instantly kill or transform it

Moisy

Skipperino Kripperino wtf. instantly....

It makes your next spell double. Wording.

They are not. They make the game uninteractive on some aspects. But they are a necessity for control decks on wild because Druid

The interactivity in this game is entirely from putting cards on the board. Rat does that, and counters decks that try to never put their minions on the board. I don't see how that's uninteractive.

+0089321 Wait wait wait, wot? The counter to the very *definition* of uninteractivity in decks AKA *combo,* is an uninteractive card? It also counters battlecries, which no other card in the game can do, which is why battlecry minions are and always will be the best minions in the game in a world without dirty rat.

Good luck with those big priest decks...

He needed that card's battlecry to finish his combo. When dirty rat pulls it out of his hand, the battle cry is lost.

Son Gohan the battle cry doesn’t do anything

Kleine nachtmusik - mozart

None, because it already got ratted out by Toasts Shaman.

no it won't

OMG you put a dash at the end of your one word sentence wow so funny and meaningful

That s simply a terrible idea. Not only would that mean that Wild players would have to wait 2 years after they see cards to get to play with them, they wouldn't get new cards for the next 2 years at all as they'd wait for the current standard sets rotate out. I suppose they'd lose the Wild player base they have, they certainly would lose me.

The one video I comment this doesn’t have a yogg turn....

It does. Yogg kills itself instantly.