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I remember back when they added Devotion to the game, it was in the same expansion where they added Oneiromancy and they specifically said that this is a powerful card, however it won't be able to use in Devotion deck. It was almost like there was a balance between Devotion and powerful neutrals...

Not sure what proper means, but it's consistent, infusions stack, for example if you play two Antherion you can infuse the same unit with harmony.

What does veil ciri dash have to do with the NR leader ability restrictions?

Does this still make sense in today's game? Seems the only faction with these hard limits. I mean maybe for Inspired Zeal one could say to future proof design but for Pincer Maneuver there are many ways to get neutral cards out of the deck right now. Even so i would like to suggest the Carapace...

Just gonna leave this here.

Yeah i just had my weirdest loss because of a crossbowman, the card still showed 4 power but it's actually 3 now. A deserved nerf though, it was definitely an outlier.

So i decided to give the new Tibor a try, the idea behind his ability is to support a status archetype, with the other Alba bronzes dealing with statuses aswell, HOWEVER there seems to be a major oversight, LOCKS DISABLE STATUSES. What is supposed to be a synergy is in fact anti-synergy.

Or MAYBE you're incapable of understanding a simple post. Seriously If you have nothing intelligent to say, then don't say anything at all, NOBODY asked for advice here.

This has nothing to do with the bronzes in your deck, even if you fill your deck with Elder Bears, if they gain "Deploy: Deal 10 damage to an enemy" you win the game. The way to beat Sihil isn't to outvalue it, it's to deny it. Did you even read my post? Do you understand the problem? Nobody...

Seriously, why is this still a thing? What's the purpose of the rework? Isn't this game already a coin flip simulator? Right now your deck can either deal with it or lose on the spot, the match is decided in the deck builder and there is no point in playing.

I can't say i like the idea of copy/pasting cards and replacing bleeding with vitality and vice-versa. For Braenn I'd maybe give her Zeal by default, maybe one more base charge plus the ability to use vitality instead of charges, basically a way to convert vitality into damage.

I really like the Scapegoat change, however i think KoB misses the mark entirely. This is a nerf for every leader EXCEPT jackpot which is the most popular now anyway, the change does nothing for its powerlevel, it just makes it slightly more inconvenient in the deckbuilding. KoB still remains an...

I played a self wound deck against this and by the end my opponent had like 22 armor on his Terror of the seas, not to mention that all his units were practially immune to damage. One of my biggest issues with gwent is that the game is too rock-paper-scissors and this takes it to another level...

And that's flawed aswell, cause your opponent will be first in round 3, so if they don't have a leader that requires enemy interactions, like Precision Strike, they could use their ability on turn 1. It's still terribly broken, in your case you would be incentivizes to AVOID locking down your...

In other words, make Gwent point slam again.

While the Blightmaker + Mage Assassin combo was very powerful and auto-include in every deck i think it was the wrong choice to nerf Blightmaker, the nerf should have gone on Mage Assassin instead. First of all Blightmaker also has a secondary ability, which makes him a Rot Tosser, but obviously...

I don't understand why they gave Neophytes this ability to begin with, doesn't fit thematically and the last thing ST needs right now is more Deadeye generation.

He got a 1 point buff to compensate for the nerf but i'm not saying he's not fine now, i'm saying the suffered a pointless change for no reason. He was fine, actually better, before the change aswell. The question is why have a fine card, when a better designed version of it exists. Yeah so it...

Several months ago this card got changed, personally i think it was a bad change that made little sense. Originally this card was able to spawn any of the three bronze spies without any condition and when the change happen the reason given was: "We would like Braathens to be a card that supports...

What word should it be then? Again for contrast you can compare to a card like Rico, which still uses whenever, however it specifies that the hard has to be in your hand or deck.