How An Expansion Almost Killed Hearthstone

[@Baumi]

rarran why you show me missing lethal like that, it's been like 20 years my guy lmao RARRAN I JUST STARTED MAKING CARDGAME CONTENT AND NOW PEOPLE ARE TELLING ME ABOUT MY MISPLAY FROM 600 YEARS AGO RARRAAAAAN

[@morov8588]

Oh hi baumi how you've been?

[@lefkash]

seeing your face on there gave me whiplash ngl

[@pocpic]

wow, Baumi jumpscare in my recommended

[@halloni]

Damn so no more HoN videos?

[@Rarran]

I’m so sorry 😅

[@CountFab]

Return of documentarist Rarran was not on my 2025 bingo card.

[@torchy9030]

He had to let it out of his system man

[@maartenvonk523]

It was on mine. 🤓

[@nathanaelwaters2509]

Documentaries and game show rarren are my favorite rarrens

[@stennostenno1346]

03:45 That infamous Kibler rant about the rogue quest lol, truly a watershed moment of the game

[@paulpreserves8310]

15:10 funny how you can notice roffle thought he didn't have enough dmg to finish the game, forgetting he has actual minions to attack with for game. Perfectly encapsulates what the game was at that time

[@Dingdongfuggas]

The look of pure excitement and joy on his face as he won the game...

[@GoodGamer360]

I have seem a lot of roffle videos and I can almost guarantee you that he knew he could kill his opponent with his minions but he tried to go for the quest kill anyway, most of the times roffle goes for the overkill

[@TheTerfan]

That edit at 8:38 was genius, the hand crashing out of frame is inspired. Good job David!

[@theshinobigamer5737]

WHO?!😭

[@torchy9030]

it was woltimur

[@Kevmoeman]

This is a certified rar rar classic

[@martinprince8253]

winrar has nothing over this man

[@jackeea_]

thank u ram ranch

[@tomekk.1889]

Certified 7zip classic

[@sacwingedbatsatadbitsad4346]

rar rar winks

[@behemoth9543]

United in Stormwind type metas are the reason counterspells and instant speed removal are so vitally important in Magic the Gathering. You cannot let the game get to a point where the board doesn't matter if you opponent cannot interact with you on your turn.

[@driftwisp2797]

Counter spells are a very oppressive mechanic when they're strong though. Instant speed removal to a lesser extent. I tried to play MTGA a while back when Teferi, Hero of Dominaria was running standard, just before being joined by Teferi 3, and that deck had pretty much the same meta impact that Quest Rogue did. You try to play big creatures? Essence Scatter. You try to play big non-creatures? Spell pierce. You try to put some early game pressure curving small creatures into mid sized ones? Deafening Clarion deals 3 to everything for 3 mana. Finally get something to stick to the board despite that? Either Teferi can -3 to put it back. The only deck that could compete was mono red aggro killing them by turn 5.

[@r3zaful]

Duel masters, MTG sister game have no instant before 2023, competitively games ends mostly on 3 mana charged nothing is wrong with no counterspells and instant as long you have some wack comeback mechanics, it is solitaire? Yes, mostly turn 2.

[@WhipLash42o]

@@driftwisp2797 Hero of Dominaria never "ran standard". Throughout the ENTIRETY of its standard run Mono Red or some variant of Red Aggro (RB Midrange, Red Aggro, Red Burn) completely dominated standard. It wasn't until Core Set 2019, at the very tail end of Kaladesh that Teferi really saw actual play. And even then the moment the game settled in Ravnica Sultai Midrange was the absolute best deck for months. And again Teferi didn't see real consistent competitive success until Turbo Fog came around much later near the end of that format, and he rotated immediately after.

[@driftwisp2797]

@@WhipLash42o That end of Kaladesh to early Ravnica window was exactly when I played, so I have no doubt you know your stuff. The online discourse at the time made it sound like Teferi had been a problem for much longer than that, but perhaps they were overreacting. The impression I got of the meta at the time was that Teferi beat everything aside from mono red and chased out any decks that could otherwise deal with mono red, which was the experience I had trying to deck build. While I have a lot of experience deck building in a lot of games, I don't have much time in MTG so it may just be a skill issue on my part, but I certainly saw a lot more frustration and perception of unfairness aimed at Teferi than mono red, both from myself and others.

[@lilsunny7399]

as a yugioh player, we always had ways to interact with the opponent from day 1 in the form of trap cards and over the years that's morphed into also including quick play spells and monster quick effects. Or you could be Tenpai which sounds exactly like this video. "Break board, NS Paidra, GG?"

[@9BallBory]

“Almost 10 years” 2014-2025 “almost 10 years”

[@makepr]

Heartstone players cannot count, everyone knows this

[@sacwingedbatsatadbitsad4346]

@@makepr 11+4 RIP

[@RealityMasterRogue]

11 is almost 10, just in a different direction

[@andredepadua8799]

3 years ago (United in Stormwind) the game had less than 10 years, no?

[@g_eddie]

SKOL

[@Run2Seeun]

3:20 That missed lethal hurt my soul

[@SunbleachedAngel]

Baumi's whole career in a nutshell

[@giwrgospapadopoulos478]

I said the same thing when I saw that

[@martinprince8253]

RamRanch calling out to every expansion that wants to take a harmless little stroll behind the barn

[@Rub3d0]

Brother looks like he pulled 3 all-nighters for this one :D Must be a stressful time

[@FireSignd]

That's just how he always looks like

[@sticky-soup]

These sort of "HS history" videos were what brought me to your channel and made me interested in HS content again, glad to see you're making more of them!

[@TheMasterpiecePD]

I love how in Wild the quests were so easy and quick to beat that your opponent having a 5 mana 7/7 on turn 5 was actually a consistent problem

[@D7C98]

Seeing Baumi at 3:00 is such a dual edge blade to me since he's just finished with his original channel which was DOTA2 focused and now he's moving on to an MTG channel. Seeing him just brought me such a strange mix of emotions and I can't wait to see how he evolves and what he produces in the future!

[@Шалунишка-к7б]

"Lack of interactivity" says bazaar player 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@JohnJohnson-sc7hn]

Was just thinking that lol

[@paranoiamod2812]

Stormwind was indeed the root cause for why I stopped playing. I hung around a bit, but it was the killing blow, everything after was just the deathrattles. Because the fun part for me in playing is fighting for the board. And board did not matter. And it really never mattered again even after, because just about every Class could just wipe an established board and vomit their own in one turn. The only fun I got out of it was to play Deathknight with all the cards that either destroy or steal the opponents' cards, so I could take their combo pieces and force them to actually play the game. But that is a band-aid on an open wound, it only did so much. So, yeah, not installing that game again, it already got more chances than it ever really deserved.

[@ixzaluoh8997]

I stop 2 years ago and came back for StarCraft and I like death knight pretty fun reminds me of death in shadowverse

[@Alantodne]

hearing the Saviors of Uldum song made me remember how much of a banger old hearthstone trailers had for their songs.

[@naramoro]

United in Stormwind turned me from a daily player to a yearly player. Literally killed the game for me

[@PenguinWithInternetAccess]

As someone who wasn't here during Stormwind (left during scholomance and came back during Nathria), it's always funny to hear people talk about it like their Vietnam lol

[@bigidiot5881]

I think, in many ways, it's the expansion that's still killing Hearthstone. We've never really recovered from some of the ways it poisoned the design philosophy of the game (such as the solitaire style games you point out)

[@imaforceanature7297]

Not true. The biggest powercreep we ever got was descent of dragons and every expansion that followed copied the ridiculous creep of descent.

[@bigidiot5881]

@@imaforceanature7297 Hearthstone's boring right now because of design choices, not the power level.

[@user-et3xn2jm1u]

@@imaforceanature7297 It's debatable, DoD+Outlands was a huge powercreep (I'll call DH an extension of DoD) but imo a lesser problem from a design standpoint. DoD started the "created by" meta which did remove a lot of your ability to counterplay what your opponent had, because it was random. But at least the powercreep was evenly spread between aggro, midrange, control, and a dash of combo. Stormwind is still a problem in Wild, some of the cards were so badly designed that they couldn't be fixed and either have to be banned or repeatedly nerfed every new set until the end of time. Imo, infinite damage from hand in every class is more of a shakeup to the game than infinite "created by". It was so bad that people started unironically calling any deck that didn't combo you out before turn 7 a "control deck".

[@imaforceanature7297]

@ Dod was the expansion rogue was printed a 4 mana card that could copy any deathrattle in your deck. That’s not far off what we have today but insanely strong in comparison to most things we had before. For a while after it launched we had a whole stupid ass dragon rogue deck in wild that used apothecary to dump 7 dragons on the board and instantly win the game. The closest thing we ever had to that beforehand was naga sea witch getting changed so giants were broken.

[@beyondb1rthd4y18]

1:31 i was told so many times roation is needed to stop powercreep. How come it still happens? Oh right because the only thing rotation does is force you to buy new cards.

[@andrewjostrander]

Rarran, you hit the nail on the head with the Stormwind questlines. They caused a problem similar to one in Magic - cards that reward you for the things you were going to do anyways AND make your gameplay loops more consistent (Read up on the Companion mechanic in MtG for a good example) tend to create unfun metas. Combined with Hearthstone's obsession with "let's see who runs out of board wipes first" and you have absolutely miserable gameplay.

[@RiverM8rix]

Watching this unlocked a core memory of playing during Un’Goro and watching Kabal Lackey into Counterspell absolutely steal games from quest decks.

[@WhirringGears]

I'm gonna keep saying it: THE ALLIANCE. RUINS. EVERYTHING.

[@patrickkwon3351]

the ungoro sequel in the summer is going to 100% have quests, i really hope they learn

[@patrickkwon3351]

especially fromt he warlock one they took too long to nerf it

[@xefficient1948]

I'm from the future: They didn't learn, and Mage is still a Tier 1 deck.

[@BeyondTime-s5n]

Dirty Rat was so clutch during Stormwind Questline days. You had to hold it and HOPE your opponent completed the quest and couldn’t play the reward minion immediately and you pulled it out of their hand with rat. I can’t remember if Mutanus was available yet. And Patchwerk was helpful too. I love control decks.

[@g_eddie]

Dirty Rat was like the only counterplay to these quests. Unfortunately, the questline player could counter this by just delaying their quest completion a turn or two so they can complete and play reward on the same turn.

[@hexxibojexxi]

Mutanus was from the expansion before Stormwind, I literally remember teching it in EVERY deck during that meta

[@bcoyne12345]

@@hexxibojexxi unfortunate that you were dead by the time you could play it though haha

[@harrygarris6921]

Ever since Ashes of Outland Hearthstone's design philosophy has changed. They got away from giving classes distinct strengths and weaknesses and just print super efficient draw and resource generation for every class all of the time now.

[@bcoyne12345]

well can you blame them? people were complaining about how their class had these weaknesses and were leaving the game because of druid being blizzards favourite class, before the loss of class identity was the era of concede druid

[@harrygarris6921]

@ people always complain. I personally believe hearthstone was a better game prior to Ashes of Outland than it has been since.

[@YMasterS]

It was already like that before then.

[@ZeroNumerous]

@@bcoyne12345 >Quest Rogue >Secret Paladin >Pirate Warrior >Huntertaker >Galakrond Shaman >Trogg Shaman >Evolve Shaman >Midrange Shaman Yes, please, tell me all about how bad druid was. How dare druid have... (checks notes) ...one top meta deck. Ever. Meanwhile, Shaman has been a consistent top 3 in every meta since TGT. I wish hearthstone players had memories longer than goldfish.

[@bcoyne12345]

@@ZeroNumerous i started playing in stormwind, forgive my short memory, sheesh

[@khaleelederies1649]

Really enjoyed the video. Reminded me of the days i played HS. It also perfectly described why i stopped playing Shadowverse: lack of interaction with powerful wincons, loss of board tension, inefficient / nonexistent counters to powerful strategies, etc. Keep up the good work man.

[@mrbookends]

Watching those old clips was like seeing old friends....... man, what a blast from the past. Nice work on this one!

[@nickjoseph77]

10:40 not to detract from the importance of the video content, but has the cat been in the background the whole video? ❤

[@teddys5775]

Hearthstone was a lot of fun and I loved to homebrew very silly decks. I quit when the games got too fast for me to enjoy a game. My favorite card was Millhouse and finding ways to make him viable.

[@Speedufouk]

13:09 The true twist of this video

[@megatenshi]

I stand by Infuse being one of my favorite mechanics, and it really helped get the board back in focus. Dying to Denathrius could get repetitive, but I loved playing spooky mage and focusing on making tokens to power up my win condition(or even just my basic tools like Famished Fool.) We need more sets like Voyage and Nathria, less like Stormwind

[@gran1009]

Wait the music at like 11:00 ... Rarran plays peak?

[@Inglorious2137]

I heard that too and I was like "wait a minute..."

[@thep3nta675]

I’m actually glad Rarran brought up the point that decks had to be made to counter questlines. United in storm wind was the first time I had ever made a deck specifically to counter the meta because anything that couldn’t compete with questlines were obsolete.

[@willvale8625]

Great video, really happy how you highlighted a variety of HS creators over the years

[@Usernameiswarpig]

"there's no sense of back and forth" - moves to bazaar

[@EkMakaron]

I think the game is in a much worse state now. Decks werent fun to play against, but at least were fun to play with, now game have shitload of otk from the hand, absurd stats and manacheat. I'd rather lose to questline hunter on 7, than lose to 20/20 Leeroy on 5

[@PeterZaitcev]

Very underrated comment. Also, there were more playable decks *and classes* during that era. Never saw a Priest in GDB. Little to no Paladins. Two people playing Rogue, one of them being me. Saw one DH. 90% it's Shaman, DK, or (less likely) Warrior.

[@EkMakaron]

@@PeterZaitcev Rogue is just a joke for devs, like 5 mana do nothing x2 for 3 expansions and some ridiculous archetypes like combo rogue. And the funny part is that they print something obviously broken and then nerf it a week later

[@user-ss7fk5zx2w]

​@@PeterZaitcevpaladin and priest have a tier 1 deck lol

[@PeterZaitcev]

@user-ss7fk5zx2w i checked game history. This patch I played 57 games - 4 vs. priests (7%), 2 vs. paladins, zero vs. druids. And neither of those in the last 7 days.

[@brianmc9]

man i love the rarran documentary format. also > bazaar streamer analyzes hearthstones worth expansion

[@TribePirate]

you can tell he worked hard on this because he looks like he’s been in an underground crypt studying tomes for 3 weeks

[@blushingralseiuwu2222]

Rarran, don't forget to put this into your Hearthstone documentaries playlist. I recommend to make that playlist on top of your list too, because your documentary are always Entertaining

[@anyprophet]

hi it's me. the person who quit playing hearthstone during this era but still watches his favorite streamers and creators.

[@hawkstar6159]

I really like documentary videos like this , they made me fall in love with your channel back in the day , please make more of them . ❤😅

[@Lav-Lukic]

You can say what you want about this expansion. Imp Warlock from this era was what got me back into Hearthstone and this is top 3 expansions of all time for me. One of the very few times I had the will to climb to Legend without having to do end of season grinding just cuz I have no other time to do it. Shady Bartender is my top 3 fav card of all time.

[@Shikaschima]

The warlock Quest was a big issue for the reason that you didn't just miss 1 card in your mulligan, you basically lose 6 cards on top of that.

[@csrjjsmp]

2021 is also the last time rarean combed his hair

[@IVIaskerade]

The issue with the rogue quest was that it wanted you to play low cost minions which are only really good in the early game, and the reward was to turn your early game threats into late game threats. It just completely negated all the weaknesses aggro has.

[@johndino7095]

Man I love these documentary-like videos where you tell an interesting story about our favorite card game. Keep up the good work.❤

[@marknagy455]

Only OG-s remember these kind of Rarran videos

[@Mullen_Malla]

I once saw rarran on the street and he was looking so fantastic, he made me sit out a turn as if he played Time Warp.

[@doughnut4608]

Big fan of these types of videos! love the editing and story!

[@evsya7674]

I'll be honest, i loved united in stormwind... but also because i was rocking my homebrew questline hunter with Deathstalker rexxar, consistent with Polkelt, 0 mana zombeast fishing made things giga fun :p since it was always playable lategame.

[@evsya7674]

That said... i may have wiped the unfun matchups from my memory lmfao

[@bigpappasmoggie]

Can't wait for the follow up video talking about reno lone ranger.

[@zyami5538]

I love these style of videos and the editing is well done, I love it :D pls do more videos like these

[@seth5847]

17:02 this clip bro 🤣🤣🤣 Classic

[@frak7190]

United in Stormwind was my favorite expansion because I loved D3 warlock with all my heart. I was working as a camp counselor and I took about 50 "bathroom breaks" a day to get a game in

[@KrumovBobby]

The bully theme right off the bat, this video is GOAT-ed already just for that

[@Slaakarok]

Kicking us off with the Bully soundtrack, I love it

[@thebitterfig9903]

Un’goro mage quest needed a mention, IMHO. Generate extra cards, which mage already wanted to do, and get a spell for an extra turn. While it wasn’t as potent as the Caverns Below, it was still a moderately effective guaranteed solitaire win condition.

[@nathanbienias2761]

3:10 Baumi in my Rarran video. A glitch in the matrix.

[@thecrazytophatman7304]

Didn’t even mention the best win condition of “destroy the enemy hero” from priest

[@LeonOwO]

man united in stormwind was so fun, garrote deck is one of my favorites of all time up there with unguro quest mage and shirvalla paladin

[@TheKilogram1000]

2:57 Wait, what is Baumi doing in my video? haha that takes me back to my Dota days.

[@marvellousway70]

Real, kinda unexpected to see him here xDD

[@LuxLikeGaming]

He just stopped doing Dota Content and started a new MTG channel (Commander Baumi)

[@Topaz542]

14:23 im so used to watching Roffle stream Balatro that i completely forgot he also plays hearthstone 😅

[@SpliceStream]

The speeding up of the gameplay of Hearthstone was precisely why I stopped playing. There just is no more room for my goofy fatigue decks. I almost got to Legend one season with a shadowform Priest deck back before 4 mana 7/7s. Alas.

[@major_trollum]

must admit, the editing in this vid is top tier

[@chibikyuz7635]

Man that disguised toast clip at the end. Classic

[@JordanSlash]

That throwaway line @3:50 that Hearthstone is in the worst state its ever been lol

[@leebeertea5197]

Oh, that expansion was the only moment in hs, when i went to hs forum to tell a couple of "lovely" words about current meta, especially about mage quest :D

[@lisosa2]

Stormwind was the epansion that made me question design teams balance and ideological choices. I still cannot fathom the fact that they made demon seed questline immune to fatique during their turn.

[@mrcsongor87]

no headphones rarran is one of the rarest ones

[@tb34567]

Good to see historian Rarran back those were fun

[@blakey9869]

Bro, I really called my 22nd birthday the worst day in hearthstone history, im sobbing.

[@rogoth01themasterwizard11]

here's the issue with your complaint about the mage questline specifically, at the time it released, there wasn't enough 'good' spells in the discover pool to be able to get one you could cast that would trigger the next stage of the quest, and around halfway through the expansion period, most decks stopped playing minions on key turns because A LOT of mage spells at that point in time were only targetable against minions, there were a few that went face, but on the discover side of things you were almost always going to be offered at least 1 minion based spell and one spell that wasn't part of a spell school or had a passive/non interactive effect to the board state/enemy hero, it wasn't until the rotation happened that there was enough 'good' damage spells in the discover pool that people started bitching about it, I know this because I got legend with a spell mage deck of my own and constantly ran into issues of discovering the likes of 'brain freeze' or 'first flame' or 'ray of frost' for example.

[@michel0dy]

The editing in this video is so fun!

[@rougeric87]

Good 'ol Rarran HS documentary. Banger!

[@cathulionetharn5139]

Reminder that Stonehill Defender originally had 4 not 5 health so it isn't as much of a buff to patriarch The "discover a random Tyrion" text was

[@NezzFtw]

"Almost" is a wild understatement

[@AnoNymous-dh2sv]

You don't require literal quests to do "questing". The excavation mechanic was basically a quest, and probably a better one.

[@Drewbertttt]

Minion combat doesnt exist in Hearthstone. The day it comes back is the day I come back.

[@emilygordbort7300]

0:34 I've been around the block before, this does not even phase me After the 7 year mark you're either Yugioh casually breaking your game every month, or you're TF2 and updating your game twice in one year is cause for celebration

[@kennithnguyen4589]

It’s like Disguised Toast’s OTK set up but the game just gives it to you

[@mosdeadly98]

My favorite homebrew will always be majordomo warrior in old gods.

[@runarrock]

United Against Stormwind

[@jkli6031]

I actually played and pretty enjoy that expansion, rogue quest is indeed not great though. But I do enjoy trying other quests at that time & probably because I dont really try to get to a good ranking at all in my hearthstone life, I am able to try different things to put into these quests.

[@joaov2374]

Just wanna say i LOVE hearthstone history content!!! Keep doing it! And i know people also like it. Ive made a post of nostalgic decks on reddit and people loved it as well. We love nostalgia!

[@tgchc2482]

That checking bird haunts my nightmares

[@fadeleaf845]

So this is a fascinating trend I see occasionally develop in casual multiplayer games. You may have seen Salubrious Snail talk about it in commander, but there seems to be a consistent trend of tall decks becoming the norm. Many Hearthstone players really want to see their deck pop off and quests are a parasitic mechanic that more or less ensures you have all the payoff for a combo deck secured on turn one. Many cards that rip out combo pieces are often anemic and/or inconsistent, while still gaining hatred for being able to do that, you can't really floodgate an opponent out of pulling off their combo and the explosive value of a combo deck and its OTK potential means you can't really blunt the impact of the quest reward, either. Instead, all decks gradually centralized more and more around gaining more value faster and killing your opponent quicker, as aggro was more or less the only way you can prevent a combo deck from crushing you. This meta game tall style is what I see happen. There is no way to play "under" a quest that disrupts its gameplan other than all-out aggression. The few handrip cards that can stop traditional combo decks don't work against it because you don't draw into the payoff until you're ready. You can't suspend or destroy an ongoing quest to deny your opponent its value. Most of the quest fulfilling cards aren't easy to check because e.g. in the warlock class, these cards are a premium counterbalanced by the self-damage, so you can't even try to trade down value. I guess I don't really agree that a card type is good design if it intrinsically dodges all interaction, lessens the need to think about the early game and centralizes the game entirely around its payoff.

[@namelessliberty9869]

It's the exact same shit that happened with shadowverse. Slowly every deck started being about "do mechanic x times until finish the little quest and now all your cards do face damage somehow". This made it so decks just race to play solitaire and blow your face off by turn 7, and the decks also build themselves. If the mechanic I need to trigger to win fast is heal, for example, then I'll search every heal card available in rotation and stick it in the deck. Done. This also creates a lot of useless parasitic cards because now you're not gonna play a card that says "whenever you heal, do 1 damage" when this heal win condition card rotates out.

[@wyjebnik2zuk148]

i got back to hs after few years when stormwind released (back then i had a lot of fun with aggro shadow priest and quest dh, garrote rouge was just solitare but it was also funny cause most of the time i outplayed myself rather then my opponent) and stopped in the end of march of the lich king, when you showed those dates at the beggining i just realized how much time passed lmao

[@yoanmateev9583]

This video made me realise that literally 8/10 of the questlines (apart from the Paladin/Rogue ones from what I remember) were either meta or busted. A lot of them were also nerfed (some multiple times) and they were still busted/meta.

[@dollybaba4961]

I like these documentary Style Videos, havent watched HS content in years but this is really interesting:)

[@antarath517]

A card game is in its best state when midrange is the meta. That signifies that game-ending synergies are sufficiently hard to execute, and board states are significant. Mtg has run into this problem too.

[@weenemone]

Expansions after expansions requiring shit tons of money was what killed hearthstone for me

[@GamingWithHunterMain]

January 4th, 2025 might have been the worst day for Rarran's hair ngl.

[@ДмитрийПопов-е4ж7к]

The noninteractivity in UiS was so bad that it was often beneficial to not play minions or to play them and immediately destroy them yourself, because some spells, that advanced quests, could only target minions. Think about it: the best strategy in a card game was often to not play cards...

[@0RANDM]

Good goofy editing Rarran, keep it up

[@Benjy52]

This is the only expansion that made me quit hearthstone. I quit due to Questline priest completing the quest, then drawing the purified shard on the VERY NEXT TURN with 25 cards still in the deck. I had lethal on that turn.

[@ConcerninglyWiseAlligator]

Well, it certainly killed it for me. The most frustrating thing about it is they, not only thought that making an endless burn deck was OK, but that half the classes needed thier own version.

[@temperedglass1130]

The best thing that could happen to hearthstone is the game closes and everyones collections value turns to zero lollllllllllllll would be epic.

[@pommesdeterrevapeur]

I stopped playing Hearthstone in 2019 and came back 3-4 months ago. The first time I faced a questline, I was like "oh cool, they took something from Un'Goro and evolved it". The second time I started to understand how unfun the game had gotten in the span of 5 years