Hearthstone: Trump Basic Teachings - 04 - Fearless Hitting (Rogue)

[@JollyManProductions]

This match was also the perfect example on how focusing on keeping your hero healthy like the warlock, it doesn't result in you winning the gam, only stalling your loss.

[@ktktktktktktkt]

except the warlock wasn't stalling his loss, he almost won.

[@ktktktktktktkt]

but you said stalling his loss. he wasn't stalling his loss

[@smilesthelmo]

ktktktktktktkt there were many times where his best option would have been to hero power. Like trump said himself, he needed to hero power at the end and he chose to stay at 8 health

[@narius_jaden215]

ktktktktktktkt And if he had tapped, he may have.

[@kilobot6]

ktktktktktktkt But, because he lost, he was only stalling his loss. It doesn't matter how close you come to winning if you don't win, and health gain does not usually allow you to win.

[@Brelicity]

"Even thou I've taken 9 damage. It's actually a good trade off as the gnomish inventor can do infinite amounts of damage given enough time" *gnome gets one kit ko'ed" trump: .......

[@Aknilox]

Trump:İf ı keep the board clear,my inventor can deal infinite damage. Warlock:Shadow bolt! Trump:ok...

[@NightBaron7]

"WOW what a mistake! This guy has to watch the last video of the series" jajajajaj

[@mhdunknown]

top kek.

[@ninny65]

Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition

[@mhdunknown]

phu nguyen hoang Scammer, fuck off.

[@mojo_sahb]

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[@thomasgkman]

Literally just watched your basic mage video and this video and gone on a 4 game winning streak from losing every game....your videos really help me understand the mechanics of the game!

[@2626christian]

I really enjoy this series, and I hope he continues to make videos after this for mid level and experience players. Maybe video exercises similar to the iDraft using board examples from his matches and a period of time to access how you can reach lethal and to help people who miss lethal sometimes. Or maybe videos discussing tempo, or videos discussing how and why certain decks are good against others. Another idea I saw from a viewer a while ago were instance based videos showing how best to remove threats on board to help a player have a better sense on how to deal with certain situations.

[@nicolasmartinez9842]

/watch?v=UcyXLNVQjTA

[@MrWaffleRofl]

I believe that Trump may have chosen to produce this series of videos for people that will be new to hearthstone with the induction of the expansion, Goblins Versus Gnomes.

[@2626christian]

I understand that, and you're probably right. I simply hope he will consider to make videos that will go beyond the basics he's teaching now, because i'm enjoying these videos and I believe he would certainly have the skill to do so. I think other viewers who have been watching or playing for a while would enjoy it as well.

[@Emsarrev]

I'd like some challenges / puzzles that the online versions of MTG had. Dunno if that'd work out though since Hearthstone is less complicated.

[@streetg850]

Emsarrev They sort of have did that with the Naxxramas addition. If you played the heroic section you really had to build decks around there crazy ass op skills and cards. They all are possible (newer players not so much) but that's about as challenges/ puzzles go. Maybe they will do something similar with GnG.

[@abattlescar]

Dude, these are great guides, I was on a losing streak using the Hunter, which is my best class I feel. But then I watched your guides and I have now gone up 7 levels into level 17, thank you.

[@el7griego]

Love your tutorials mate. The only thing I'm missing is a vid about the setup of a deck. How many (class related) spells/minions, how many neutral minions, balance between low cost and high cost minions/spells. I'd sure love to see one, as I have often difficulty making a balanced deck. Please let me know when you add such a vid, or if you already have one

[@sang-minjin997]

haha trump's deadpan style is so funny. best hearthstone vids out there!

[@viniciusbalby]

Quite furious hitting. He knew that his opponent would make a mistake at some point imo. Great strategy!

[@DerEddi]

Thank u Trump! ur Videos made me a WAY better player! I did all the "big mistakes" u warn about! :D now I dont and my win-ratio has dramatically improved! Thanks man!

[@Dharkllama]

This was incredibly useful! And it makes the game more exciting! THANKS!

[@PaulusIsHere]

Yeah... For those not getting it the Warlock played Soulfire at 10:04 and he killed the 2-4. If he had gone for face Trump would be at 2 hp with no way to clear Maexxna as he would need to hit Maexxna with his Weapon to clear which would result in being hit for 2 and therefore death. I would've personally redone this game if I was Trump... he ended up winning due to a misplay from his opponent and ended up doing 18 damage to the lock's face with his Assassin's Blade. I mean don't get me wrong going for the face was far and away the right play it's just the exact opposite of what the lesson preaches lol.

[@ImTheSlyDevil]

this is a great lesson. newer players are so afraid to trade their health for board advantage.

[@crisnova165]

I thought there would be a Tempo Rogue deck at the end! It seems more along the lines of what you are trying to communicate

[@jlsown]

ur voice is so calming and soothing

[@dominikkuharic1259]

Hmm yes i was making mistakes by hitting an opponent to the face with dagger on turn 2 as Trump said . And one time i made a deck with a weapons and forgot to put any poison card in my deck , thus making my deck weaker . Thank you Trump for explaining Rogue strategy. :) Because i'm an often rogue player i like that class .

[@ether6521]

Thanks really helped me to not be scared off using my hero health

[@luvmywohdes1464]

3:44 Happy saying LETS HOPE I CAN HIT MORE THINGZ :D HellFire comes with a combo of silence xD

[@buckinghamdoe9049]

that potential lethal with the soulfire to the minion that would've set up next turn leathle

[@mothman84]

"This guy needs to watch my last video." That's movie-worthy badass talk. LOL

[@senditall152]

These are very good advices, thanks for the videos.

[@benjokela5193]

Trump, thanks for this deck. I beat a patron warrior with it and it was awesome.

[@jjstraka1982]

If you are having trouble winning when starting to take on other players, it can't be overstated just how much these videos help to this day, especially if you are simply interested in getting to Rank 20 for the month's cardback. I had basic knowledge of how cards worked, some synergies, but my idea about the game's fundamental concepts was completely wrong. Focusing on minions for board control, viewing health as a resource and not freaking out when you lose HP, and learning when to hold your fire are all invaluable concepts. I recently came back to the game, and probably won 3 out of 20 matches. I watched Trump's first 4 videos, and have now probably won 6 out of the next 9 games. If you apply the concepts in these videos, you are at least going to become someone who can compete on a consistent basis.

[@bootsgames8316]

this is late reaction but if you are currently playing ranked mode you would likely come across a quest playing opponent like crystal core and then you would have no chance of winning the game even if you are only level 20 or 21. bet never the less this is good basic teaching thanks a lot Trump

[@COZYTW]

Deal up to 8 attack? But Tinker's Sharp Sword Oil wasn't out when this was released, though

[@ThePilot4ever]

Looking forward to your Shaman Episode

[@Rathial]

"warlocks aren't really known for their ability to burst down people" you wot mate? Trump you crazy

[@VitaminDGaming]

I thought the same thing but considering it was a video for beginners I could see why he said that. It would've been a very long tangent to explain the scenarios in which the Warlock could've had burst potential plus many other classes have similar situational burst potential. It would've been a more advanced Teaching.

[@PubliusRutiliusLupus]

Hindesite What is Warlock burst potential? That charge 5/7 demon and Power Overwhelming? Jaraxxus? The Handlock giants?

[@Rathial]

TheTritoneTerror you forgot soul fire 4 damage for zero mana :P

[@Katharsis939]

ElThomaso66666 Soulfire, Hellfire, Power Overwhelming, Turn 1 Flame Imps, Voidwalker blocks, Doomguard - I have lost so many times vs them, until I changed to my Priest Deck :D

[@Reinreith]

There's a different from burst and rush, burst is Druids 3 treents and savage with innervate hero power for 15 damage using cards only in your hand, rush is zoolock and Hanlock* (in a way) The problem is that warlocks don't have CONSISTENT burst, yeah, double doom guard and fire would be 18, but the chance of you doing that is VERY slim, you would need a hand of 10, play the two fires and hope they don't discard the doom, then hope the doom doesn't discard the other one, INCREDIBLY lucky if you pull that off

[@FirdornLP]

Domo arigato senpai Trump!

[@slayuh]

Dude getting obsessed with seeing trumps updates. lol. just so damn chill and insiteful on Hearth GP

[@AndrevusWhitetail]

I keep using the Rogue deck in this video, and i seem to be averaging a 6 wins out of 10 matches with it, it's quite fun

[@Yisushibistro]

Thanks for the teaching trump

[@abcPIPPO95]

So, if I got this right, hp is no resource and we should try to rush the enemy as fast as possible, while trying to keep our hp as high as possible, right?

[@MrEntinen]

and this is why warrior is the best class. not only can it hit face with its weapons, it can also use its hero ability to heal

[@channelstef]

MrEntinen For the record, these comments are both sarcastic (I hope)

[@Zarrix_LoL]

abcPIPPO95 Pippo qui? LOL!

[@domeah]

Regarding the Miracle deck, how about replace 1 violet teacher for illidan?

[@MrKobymao5]

LOLOL in the thumbnail and outro screen trump uses 4 stacked expo pens as his pointer stick

[@pseudogenesis]

He could spend $1 on a pointer stick, but instead he only had to spend 75 cents on markers. Think of the value!

[@caffie88]

pseudogenesis LOL, Dying over here

[@2nahavemercy]

KobraMeow That was a favorable mana trade when compared to a pointer.

[@111vincento]

wtf....... the warlock had lethal and he used soulfire on trumps 2-4 O.O

[@Jay90444]

Zeode X. Well yes he could have had set a high potential of lethal as if he had soulfired the face he would have won the game next turn as trump had no answer.

[@MrJUGGERNAUTGWM]

I agree if that player had any skill he would know that trump had used both assassinate and if he had soul fired the face and the spider would of survived the next turn due to the fact nothing was strong enough to kill it definitely should of gone for face

[@recliff]

Zeode X. He kinda had lethal, because if he were to play the maexxna and throw the soulfire to the face instead of the 2/4, trump in the next turn didn't had anything to stop the further 2 damage from maexxna, still difficult call

[@codegeass7162]

It's not lethal, it's lethal next turn and if Trump had any answer such as a taunt then trump would of still had his 2/4.

[@gunnervine]

playing the soulfire was bad either way. I would have held the soulfire until next turn in case it was lethal. that way he would still have the owl to silence a taunt reducing outs and the chance of him being able to do 6 damage to the spider was slim at that stage.

[@Fungorrr]

that was a very entertaining session.

[@XxILPGamingxX]

What Upgrades can I make to this deck as it is? Thanks!

[@lintveen]

I don't wach this for the tips, but you just bring this stuff so funny xD. Wauw this guy should have wached my last video

[@maldinq7074]

what's the pack 4 on left-hand side of the screen

[@nervz]

i have all these cards, with kings bane and valerra. what do i do?

[@d3m0nspwn]

thanks man, that helped my rogue deck a lot =)

[@RakerMarbyy]

What can i change for my Emperor Thaurissan?

[@blainemitchell383]

Impressive win!

[@dillontjplaygames6422]

What would be a good replacement for Loatheb in the violet miracle? Assassin's blade/assassinate maybe? Or a heavy midrange minion like Sylvanas/Cairne or perhaps a Sprint?

[@kawaiarinokripperino9719]

Miracle rouge doesn't need heavy. Minion just get some more spell damage minion like mylogos

[@dillontjplaygames6422]

Don't have maly. :P I replaced it with Assassin's blade for now.

[@dillontjplaygames6422]

What I might do is take out a couple things and put in malygos + 2x sinister (when i get maly)

[@T4keTheShot]

everytime i use the rogue to fearlessly hit my oppenent just ignores my minions and spams the face and I lose. Especially hunter.

[@MrAndyjobo]

Hey Trump. How much attack does an enemy minion have to have before you consider it invaluable to fearlessly attack it? I see the rogue class ability being super useful in the early game while you're clearing 1 and 2 power minions. But higher power minions can really start to hurt if you choose to clear them using a weapon.

[@Neratil]

soulfire the minion with maexxna on board and trump at 8 life, throwing away the owl to silence a potential taunt from trump. It's like he was trying to lose with this play ^^

[@Broccoccoccoli]

That moment when you think of the play while trump is talking and then he does the play you thought of :3

[@Detlevboi]

What about it?

[@2626christian]

That it's kind of rewarding to know that you're thinking of plays that a high level player would find acceptable or even optimal. He's happy that he's learning to think the right way.

[@josepopoca7295]

Great videos. keep it up

[@NoraNoita]

Here we go "Hearless Fitting" - Let's find out how much we can fit in, hearlessly

[@soncis]

My problem with rogue hero power is that you "cant" use it if you equip a weapon making the incentive to run weapons in rogue deck a little bit lower. No other class "locks down" your own hero power unless you have a full board which is quite rare. I guess shaman can lock down the hero power but atleast then you have 4 totems and can usually trade one off... Its still strong but I think its part why rogue are missing from the meta.

[@Dalrad]

Rogue isn't really missing from meta at where I am (Rank 4), Control and Mal Miracle are somewhat common enough in the meta

[@Katharsis939]

10:04 was the crucial point! He Soulfired the wrong target... :( Keeping your health up seems to let you win games too!

[@kawaiarinokripperino9719]

Not really, as long as you have board control and more card in your hand doesn't matter even if you have 7 health and your enamy has 30

[@Katharsis939]

shuvo rahman "Not really"? The Game would literally been over and Trump would have lost it :D There is no "Not really", "imagine", or "in some case" And Shuvo, this is not an Arena teaching. ;)

[@tonzatube]

shuvo rahman 8 damage to the face would have taken care of that, aka 2xsoulfire, also Trump was at 6 health, had warlock soulfired the face, Maexxna would have taken care of the rest, gnome was not that big of a threat to use soulfire on.

[@PaulusIsHere]

shuvo rahman No, the lesson is "Health is a resource" not "Health doesn't matter". Against many decks there are critical health points where you can lose the game very easily by dropping below a hp total. Freeze mage for example is pretty high at about 17hp, Fireball, Frostbolt and 2x Ice Lance and that deck is designed around the stall to get those cards.

[@sukibisbotka]

my favourite series so far, after iDraft

[@itsmerb86]

Was it more correct to backstab the footman and trade the yeti for the priestess?

[@sideswipedude]

No, because the yeti dies.

[@itsmerb86]

Fair enough :)

[@tassisbass]

For who wants this deck, Here is the decklist: ### Basic Rogue # Class: Rogue # Format: Standard # Year of the Raven # # 2x (0) Backstab # 2x (1) Deadly Poison # 2x (2) Acidic Swamp Ooze # 2x (2) Bloodfen Raptor # 1x (2) Kobold Geomancer # 2x (2) Shiv # 2x (3) Fan of Knives # 1x (3) Razorfen Hunter # 2x (3) Shattered Sun Cleric # 2x (4) Chillwind Yeti # 2x (4) Gnomish Inventor # 2x (4) Sen'jin Shieldmasta # 2x (5) Assassinate # 2x (5) Assassin's Blade # 2x (6) Boulderfist Ogre # 1x (7) Sprint # 1x (7) Stormwind Champion # AAECAaIHBIEC9gSgBfEFDVq0AdgBtALZAqUDywO9BOAE+wSbBYoHlg0A # # To use this deck, copy it to your clipboard and create a new deck in Hearthstone

[@Moldymessiah98]

wow that assassins blade did 18 damage haha I remembervwhen a combo I used to use was assassins blade double deadly poison hit face pass hit face blade flurry. the only problem was that deadly poison is better used for other parts (and taunts) of the match but the 21 damage to face was fun

[@Moldymessiah98]

*other parts of the match (and taunts)

[@weisshxc]

I played a game for fun against my friend, I ended up getting a HUGE assassins blade, I used 2x Deadly Poison, 2x Goblin Auto-Barbers and 1x Tinkers Sharpsword Oil, it was like, a 13 or 14 damage Assassins Blade xD

[@CosmicDeejay]

In his second last turn, I'm not too sure why he plays Fan of Knives over the Bloodfen Raptor.

[@BenRangel]

Initally he plans to use using board control to do repeated damage with his minions. But when we reach 6:40 he has yet to do a single point of damage with his minions, everything he played has been wiped, he's down to 14 health and the warlock gets the advantage of playing a minion on an empty board. Is Trump really in a huge lead at that point? Why? I'm a newb so please enlighten me

[@teamplayer2helper]

Here's where the best example of CARD ADVANTAGE is. Trunp has a lot more cards than his opponenet, which means he has much more options. It almost guarentees that he can play atleast 1 minion each turn, and he also have some pretty good removal (like assasinate and his assasins blade)

[@MikeDindu]

It's better for your opponent to play a minion on an empty board, than one where he has say, 3 minions, and you none. You don't want to be scared to take damage if you have the health to do so. If you're below 15 it gets a little more conservative on stuff you can hit, but killing minions yourself allows your minions to stay healthy or maybe take out smaller threats that won't kill them. The game is not a race to who can deal 30 damage, that's only the win condition. If you're at 25 with a 3 attack weapon, and there's a 6/3 minion on the board, then definitely kill it yourself. Use the amount of health you have to your advantage.

[@BenRangel]

Shagglefire Sure, during the mentioned time, Trump's got 8 cards and the Warlock has got 4. But is it generally worth sacrificing 16 life just to get that card advantage?

[@BenRangel]

IMaWondERFULPerSON Sure, it's worth taking damage to kill off minions while you've still got a lot of life. But I assume by doing so the idea is to sacrifice health early to gain a minion advantage later. But looked to me like Trump never really got that advantage, he was reduced to 14 health and still hadn't gained board control. And once you're below 15, like you said, you can no longer fearlessly take damage, you might not be able to play the cards you want, you might be forced to play Taunts and spells just to prevent further attacks. This time it worked out but I figure it could be a bit risky.

[@MikeDindu]

+BenRangel Sometimes when you're behind in a game you have to take risks. Would you rather take 6 damage to the face once or 3 times? In this game he happened to be playing against a shitty warlock deck with too many spells. The guy had all the answers in the early to mid game, but it was too easy to slowly build control of the board later on. If they played 10 times, Trump may have never lost largely because he's willing to sacrifice health to maintain or win board control.

[@saeedkola4857]

What about Vanish? In the basic deck.

[@RyanWOboryshko]

Vanish is a poor card for many reasons. I will try and explain it to you pretty simply. At 6 mana a spell needs to do something that gives you a super advantage over your opponent, and vanish does not meet those qualifications. It gives your opponent more options to play out over the next few turns, and the card is super bad when you are already ahead because it returns your hand. Also the fact that it is 6 mana means that the best you can play after that is a yeti if you have reached turn 10, and on turn 10 a yeti isnt as terrifying as on turn 4.

[@saeedkola4857]

Thanks a lot

[@fakasi]

Basic? No. Mill, yes.

[@HelloJossii]

flash back to when auctioneer cost 5. those were the good days.

[@XyntXII]

no leeroy in miracle rogue?

[@RedSundowner]

No Leeroy on Violet Miracle? Why ?

[@Steve-bc5vf]

I'm still confused on when to go for board control vs smashing face. Is there damage/health calculation? For example, if you have a 5/5 and your opponent has only a 1/1. Smashing seems better than killing the lowly 1/1. But if they had a 3/3 or 4/4 then of course you would go for board control. So does this mean that 3-4 points of damage is worth the card advantage? So a 9/9 would smash face past a 5/5? Or is it diminished returns at larger creatures, or is it more complicated due to buff effects?

[@Steve-bc5vf]

Great videos though!!

[@NickNiccelson]

It's not a calculation. It's a simple logical question and that question is the following: *"What is the worst that minion could possibly do if I do not kill it right now?"* To use your example: suppose the opponent with a 1/1 is a Mage. If you ignore the 1/1 and hit face with the 5/5, that 1/1 makes very little difference to what the Mage can do to the 5/5 on their turn. At the very worst, they'll use a spell to remove the 5/5 and leave the 1/1 alive to do continuous damage every turn. It would take 5 turns for that 1/1 to match the damage you did with 1 attack from the 5/5, and the 5/5 still traded for whichever removal card anyway. If you can't deal with a single 1/1 after 5 turns, you were probably going to lose the game regardless of what the 5/5 did. Compare that scenario to if your opponent was a Paladin. Same minions, same tactics to hit the face, but what happens to punish you for leaving that 1/1 alive? On their turn, the Paladin drops an Argent Protector + Blessing of Kings and uses the now buffed 1/1 to kill your 5/5, for FREE. That's just a general rule in the difference of playstyle between decks: Mages all tend somewhat towards *contesting* board control long enough to get you in the "danger zone" where 10 mana's worth of spells can kill you, Paladins rely more on *holding* board control with their minions for enough turns to grind you down slowly. Gets more complicated once you start to consider the whole range of builds, but that's the idea. I've oversimplified the context a lot here but hopefully that clears up some things for you.

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[@owolabiaboyadewilliamcopel4824]

What is that counter on theleft side of the screen? Is that part of the game or just added in video editing?

[@HimariHimatsu]

+William Copeland video editing

[@PewPew_McPewster]

Rogue feels especially difficult to use, Mage can ping for card advantage and Warlock is just the definition of card advantage itself. Rogue's card advantage is something you really have to work for. Thank God for Sprint though.

[@NukingIsFunx3]

oh baby

[@TinyZu]

Why would you have two episodes on basically the same concept when you could have taken either class as a prime example for tempo?

[@morepowder388]

Well hitting and tapping aren't the same concept; one ties into board control while the other lies in card advantage. Though, both the classes could've been used as a prime example for tempo.

[@superlouis3333]

Also, this is a video for beginner, showing only the basics of the class and basics concept of the game such has board control, card advantage and things like this.

[@Xanasthiel]

Also he wanted to use every class as an example and demonstrate their strong points.

[@sunnyyang3259]

Is Trump's facecam not synced with his voice?

[@domb6015]

What about headcrack?

[@JakubKuncicky]

!!!! MORE LESSONS PLEASE !!!! :-)

[@cccant26]

monkaS this game was a barn burner!

[@nordicfatcheese]

Oh, I though the goal of Miracle Rogue was to deal 24 damage in one turn.

[@Virzy7]

deenman23 The funny thing is that before the Leeroy nerf, miracle rogue was the most consistent deck in existence.

[@Based_Papa]

How is that possible?

[@nordicfatcheese]

Neither Nor LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEROY JEEEEEEEEENKINSSSSSSSSS Before the nerf that is.

[@Based_Papa]

nordic fatcheese And how is that relevant to this video?

[@nordicfatcheese]

Neither Nor You asked how 24 damage in one turn was possible. That's how.

[@ewanwalker5967]

Is questing adventurer an even remotely viable card? Its ability looks awesome for rogues, shamans and druids but I never see it.

[@IlValentino100]

rogues have edwin

[@antourte1]

Side counter should've tracked weapon damage to the face separate from damage to creatures, since that's not actually fearless hitting. I expect better from you, Jens! Final FEARLESS tally was 7 damage against 4 different creatures at the cost of 10 health, 1 card, and 6 mana. (Also, some delineation between the "cost" and "effect" parts of the graphic, COME ON :P)

[@dimanito]

the hero ablity does 1 damage, what do u mean by saying that he does 2 damage for 2 mana?

[@georgemarsh9232]

+Dimitris Anito it has 2 durability so can attack twice meaning it does 2 damage :)

[@RUnnerNA6]

Hearless fitting

[@YourNameTag]

sucks in late game if your opponent plays a legendary like that fireball wizzard or the dragon which puts the health of one player to 15 your pretty much screwed

[@chaosmastermind]

I find it really odd that he explains Miracle Rogue without even mentioning the entire point of the deck is to put out a gigantic Edwin Van Cleef and wreck your opponent's face with like 20+ damage.

[@abhishrkpillau926]

arigatou sensei

[@Mattgizmo_]

The damage dealt with weapon accumulation was incorrect

[@MagxNolia]

That soulfire dough.... xD

[@hacnsm]

I think this video more emphasizes the sheer power of warlock rather than the meta dps removal of rogue. I don't know. I get told that rogue and mage are the meta, but they all seem pretty good, imo. I can see how high spellpower mage can just roll down anything, though. People say priest is the fucking worst, but they get divine spirit and inner fire, which can turn shit high health cards into absolute beasts. Also northshire cleric gives pretty good card advantage.

[@FortWhenTeaThyme]

The video is over two years old.

[@hacnsm]

FortWhenTeaThyme implying? Everything I mentioned is in standard.

[@Architectofawesome]

where is preason trum now i baild him out of that preason a weak ago, feal like he woud like to show his firles hitting skiz :D, so im yust coserned

[@nathansauveur6704]

Guys I recently usad an arcanite reaper to attack a gore hound , is this a smart play?Or is taking 9 damage to the face stupid?

[@Phagocytosis]

It depends a bit on the circumstances but in principle I think that is not bad/stupid at all.

[@nathansauveur6704]

Vincent Oostelbos Ok then :) I did lose the game after that ,but yeah :)

[@oleandreas5014]

You defienitly did the right thing! The hound would've hit you either way

[@nathansauveur6704]

Ole Andreas Egeland Rørvik Is it still the right thing to do if I could have used my minions to kill the gore hound? Because I could have done that,but decided to take ç damage to face.Is that still as smart then?

[@samtran3473]

Nathan Sauveur It comes down to what was your health left and the class you were facing. If you can learn all the burst damage of each class (max damage in 1 turn given his board), so you can know your limit of fearless hitting

[@hatixd3679]

Thanks :)

[@bullseye088]

Video doesn't work on mobile :/

[@srobie-j9i]

That's on your end, works for me

[@PubliusRutiliusLupus]

Lrobie _ Me, too.

[@bullseye088]

yeah it turns out my ios needed an update to work , weird because some videos worked but most didnt.

[@HatersG0nHate]

If you think Trump's opponent had lethal at any point in that game then I suggest you rewatch the video. His opponent would have had no way of knowing that he needed to save the soul fire. Did they play their hand poorly? Probably. But it's clear that they were inexperienced and can't really be blamed for failing to predict the outcome of the endgame.

[@angelatzw1503]

that was inspiring

[@meris8486]

man if the maexna had been a bolderfist or dread infernal the warlock woulda won, heck if trump had made one mistake with his weapon he wouldve lost to the souldfire, a close game, i love the way rogue desperately try's there damdest, health be damned, for efficiency

[@bencarroll9473]

Did he just forget the Thalnos in that miracle list?

[@0bserverXD]

The warlock only needed to soulfire to the hero and then hit with maexxna to win

[@MfingChristonya]

I still don't get why people consider the rogue hero ability as 2 mana, 2 damage. It's 2 mana 3+ health for two damage OVER two turns. It's considerably more bad then people generally realize.

[@Hitsugayafan12]

pffft. playing hearthstone and listening in the background and he says "wow. you're at 19 and the opponent is at 27" and that's exactly where I am in my game

[@Hitsugayafan12]

i won btw

[@aaaaaaaaaaaa808]

He is a good player :)

[@tally6387]

Just realized trump would've lost if the opponent went face with the soulfire instead of on the gnomish inventor. Spider would've survived to deal 2 damage to the face next turn.

[@icy2982]

thumbs up for 4:13 :)

[@bug7807]

My friend: What are you binging rn? Me: ... My friend: what show..? Me: *trump teachings*

[@9jubjubs]

In the next to last turn when he played the fan of knives instead of the raptor... That was was super incorrect. His logic was that he'd rather play something better, but really, what was he hoping to draw? along with the two 3 drops he was certain to play, he would've had one mana, only cards costing one or less in the deck are backstab and deadly poison, neither of which were more relevant than a raptor on the board that turn. Any of the bigger minions would've been worse because of maexna, and more minions on the board was better for stromwind champ. Because of that, the game came down to the top deck backstab. had he not drawn that, he would've only had 7 damage forcing him to make trades(which would've left his opponent with nothing but a blood imp on the board and him with a stormwind champ, but left him vulnerable to a topdeck soulfire.) Had he played the raptor, the win would've been much more secure.

[@Blackdaemon12]

well it wasnt vulnerable cause his enemy already played both soulfires and most of all other warlock dmg spells, a charge would´ve been a problem but he didn´t played one so the probability he had one was really low^^

[@giuse_boccia]

Why did he use only basic cards?