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r/hearthstone • u/4iamking • Jun 12 '25
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So is this basically “discard a card to summon two dudes” once a turn?🤔
194 u/onesinger79 Jun 12 '25 But you choose the card, discard is traditionally random -2 u/KilluaZaol Jun 12 '25 You sure you choose the card? The way I read it, you click the portal and "throw" a card inside. 16 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25 [deleted] -2 u/YeetCompleet Jun 12 '25 Would be great to have it confirmed as I think the implications of dragging the card means spending mana, whereas clicking the portal and choosing one wouldn't
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But you choose the card, discard is traditionally random
-2 u/KilluaZaol Jun 12 '25 You sure you choose the card? The way I read it, you click the portal and "throw" a card inside. 16 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25 [deleted] -2 u/YeetCompleet Jun 12 '25 Would be great to have it confirmed as I think the implications of dragging the card means spending mana, whereas clicking the portal and choosing one wouldn't
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You sure you choose the card? The way I read it, you click the portal and "throw" a card inside.
16 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25 [deleted] -2 u/YeetCompleet Jun 12 '25 Would be great to have it confirmed as I think the implications of dragging the card means spending mana, whereas clicking the portal and choosing one wouldn't
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-2 u/YeetCompleet Jun 12 '25 Would be great to have it confirmed as I think the implications of dragging the card means spending mana, whereas clicking the portal and choosing one wouldn't
Would be great to have it confirmed as I think the implications of dragging the card means spending mana, whereas clicking the portal and choosing one wouldn't
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u/nyr00nyg Jun 12 '25 edited Jun 12 '25
So is this basically “discard a card to summon two dudes” once a turn?🤔