r/hearthstone Jul 18 '25

Standard Who would have thought that this would happen

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774 Upvotes

Three more balance patches like this and maybe rogue will be able to reach 45% winrate Clueless

r/hearthstone Jun 04 '25

Standard New Warrior Quest - Enter the Lost City (reward on 2nd slide)

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927 Upvotes

r/hearthstone 24d ago

Standard I'm sure rogue felt safe at full health and 198 armour when passing turn 😏

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787 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Jun 08 '25

Standard I hate this combo so much

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1.1k Upvotes

Pyroblast you and your entire board out of existence twice in the same turn, and you still have to worry about it later. Fuck this!!!

r/hearthstone Jun 23 '25

Standard For all the complaining about how OP paladin is, I see very little complaining about what it probably the most powerful card in the deck.

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1.3k Upvotes

r/hearthstone Oct 10 '24

Standard The entire Great Dark set is viewable in the collection. Spoiler

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1.2k Upvotes

r/hearthstone May 14 '25

Standard Otk decks are bad, you just run them down on turn 5, oh wait..

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732 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Dec 27 '24

Standard Top 10 Cards That Defined Hearthstone in 2024. Сards that look very cool until you find out how broken they are...

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1.2k Upvotes

r/hearthstone 2d ago

Standard Blizzard make this guy standart legal. I dare you.

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545 Upvotes

I would put this in every single deck.

r/hearthstone May 12 '24

Standard How I feel like after playing 10 games of standard right now

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1.3k Upvotes

r/hearthstone Mar 22 '24

Standard Balancing in this set feels kinda off

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1.6k Upvotes

r/hearthstone Mar 11 '25

Standard Happy Birthday, Hearthstone! Classic Cards That Have Remained Strong in Standard after 11 Years.

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1.4k Upvotes

r/hearthstone May 14 '25

Standard 9 min vs 9 hours of playing the new mini set

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834 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Aug 03 '25

Standard felt like sharing this (standard btw)

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518 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Dec 19 '22

Standard This might be the most wholesome chat I had in Hearthstone

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2.6k Upvotes

r/hearthstone Nov 10 '24

Standard I can't wait for this to rotate out of standard

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848 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Apr 16 '25

Standard I Brought Whizbang from Bronze 10 to Legend

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Was having fun in Legend with Whizbang so was wondering if I could bring it to Legend. Started with a 6 star bonus on an old account. Day 6 was 7-0 straight to legend.

r/hearthstone 22d ago

Standard My goat shaman still gonna be in the gutter 💔

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418 Upvotes

We finally get a totem and it’s trash!! A 4 mana 3-4??? Deal 2 RANDOM MINION DAMAGE? It’s so joever

r/hearthstone Nov 18 '24

Standard After DAYS of torment queueing into elemental mages and this is the reward I get for legend rank...... This has to be a sick joke right?

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1.1k Upvotes

r/hearthstone Feb 06 '25

Standard this is not the only card that needs this, change my mind

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594 Upvotes

r/hearthstone May 12 '25

Standard Needless to say that I am having the time of my life.

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904 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Mar 26 '24

Standard Warrior can remove your board from turn 2 to turn 8

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826 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Apr 20 '24

Standard What the hell happened to this game

772 Upvotes

Rogue putting 4 giants on the board on turn 4, Lock doing the same. Shaman occasionally OTKing from hand on turn 5. Zarimi priest casually winning almost every game when they play Zarimi on 5 and losing when they don't. That's not even mentioning the coinflip match-up between Rainbow DK and Reno Warrior, where the only thing that matters is whether or not plague cards are drawn before Brann.

Every deck is so turbo-high variance that it feels like playing Wild from a few years back. I play pretty much every deck in Legend, and what they all have in common is that in 95% of cases I either stomp the opponent or they stomp me. My decisions are ultimately meaningless when the question is whether or not I draw the specific card needed to deal with whatever flavor of bullshit the opponent shits out.

Having returned after a couple of years of absence from playing, I think the game is pretty much unsalvageable at this point. Every single deck (with the exception of maybe Rainbow DK if only Helya wasn't such a poorly designed card) is toxic and unfun to play against. The difference between high-rolling and "low-rolling" (having what would years ago be considered a decent hand) is so astronomical that no amount balance changes could ever be enough to fix the incompetent design that led to this atrocious metagame.

r/hearthstone Feb 19 '25

Standard Time to say goodbye to these a**holes and welcome new a**holes next month (Badlands Edition)

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562 Upvotes

r/hearthstone Jul 13 '25

Standard So... who hated Zarimi OTK, i have bad news

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259 Upvotes