#Lvl 3 minion Patch#
We’re also giving them a couple new tools in Slam and Bash, which might even make their way into non-control Warrior lists.”Īll of these card buff details can be viewed in the patch 24.0.3 notes. “We may have been a little over zealous when we were addressing Control Warrior in the last balance patch,” the Hearthstone developers said. Cards with text and effect changes include Warhorse Trainer, Promotion, Halkias, Sanguine Depths, Imbued Axe, Tidal Revenant and Shield Shatter. Meanwhile, cards such as Bibliomite, Magnifying Glaive, Battleworn Vanguard and Cruel Taskmaster have updated stats. Edwin, Defias Kingpin also costs one mana less and now has 3/3 in original stats. | Provided by Blizzard Entertainment Card buffs in the latest Hearthstone patchīuffed cards include mana updates to Relic Vault, Relic of Extinction, Abyssal Depths, Irebound Brute, Legendary Invitation, Stand Against Darkness, Sprint, Silverleaf Poison, Slam and Bash. → New: Give a minion +1/+1 for each Imp you control. Vile Library: Old: Give a friendly minion +1/+1.The added mana cost slows the deck down a bit.
The reason for this is because the Big Rogue deck has been a powerhouse too early in the game thanks to its consistently powerful summons. This is to mitigate the amount of burst damage that Vile Library can give the Imp Warlock player.Īs for Kobold Illusionist, the Wild card now costs one mana more than its previous iteration. It now gives a minion +1/+1 for each Imp one controls on the board. Vile Library, which is one of the new location cards, received a nerf as well. | Provided by Blizzard Entertainment Imp Warlock and Big Rogue nerfs The Vile Library and Kobold Illusionist cards in Hearthstone.
#Lvl 3 minion update#
| Provided by Blizzard Entertainment Snowfall Guardian card adjustmentĪnother notable update is the Snowfall Guardian from the Shaman class. Set the cost of all cards in your hand and deck to (1).
Set the cost of all cards in hands and decks to (1). Celestial Alignment: Old: Set each player to 0 Mana Crystals.The developer notes added that in addition to removing as much of that frustration as possible for the opponent, the Celestial Alignment player can still enjoy the spell’s primary effect. “Alignment has been a frustrating card to play against for a while now and has remained that way after the release of Murder at Castle Nathria, even if it is not a balance outlier.” “We hear you,” the Hearthstone patch notes explained. It also sets the cost of all the cards in that player’s hand and deck to one mana. Instead of setting each player’s mana crystals to zero, the updated card now sets the Druid player’s mana crystals to zero. One of these nerfed cards is the Celestial Alignment spell from the Druid class. | Provided by Blizzard Entertainment Celestial Alignment nerf Celestial Alignment in the latest Hearthstone patch. Some cards were nerfed to reduce the frustration of playing against the top decks and make other classes more viable. Hearthstone Patch 24.0.3 includes nerfs to the Imp Warlock and Control Shaman decks and features Standard, Wild, Battlegrounds and Duels updates, Blizzard announced on Tuesday.Īccording to the developers, although they’re happy that the Warlock and Shaman decks are powerful in the meta, they’re not satisfied about the power level of the weakest classes.
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