(Hearthstone) Nat Pagle Takes On Quest Priest 

Why fatigue when you can H O W D Y

lol

Howdy!

Yeah I spotted that as well

Yeah... Very easy to tell he's getting hard carried by quest priest's power.

he was noob

sup

One of those that left it down 1hp was surely intentional against rogue removal

Which is why this deck is cancer.. lul

lul bin lul Ah i see. Thanks.

Thanks!

most of the time it’s just a bad card. I’ve been playing the deck myself and Espionage just wasn’t cutting it.

@@thilaerian4418 yea, espionage too riskay

why would it?

‘All copies wherever they are’. Flik couldve been so much more :(

It can’t remove minions that *haven’t happened yet*

@@cardsharpHS ...yet it removes minions that are still in your deck.

There isn't. If you don't have her try highlander quest, maybe even highlander dragon quest.

Needs an “and”

Not sure where you're getting "druid" from but Nat Pagle spawns at 15:13

You cant destroy them if they arent there. Hearthstone doesnt work like yu gi oh with a graveyard,you can ressurect minions that died this game,but you cant ressurect discarded or transformed minions,but ressing also doesnt remove the minions from the graveyard

Well, if one looks at the fact that every other destroy effect puts those cards in the graveyard (Naturalize being one of the examples), then it works as intended and maybe even puts the graveyard cards in the graveyard! Highly unlikely, because it would be really useless, but still as destroy means kill on every other hearthstone card, it does its job, the way it is written on the card.

There's no such thing as a "graveyard pile" in HS. There's only a few interactions with dead creatures cards, and since there is no visual presence nor possibility to check which one or how many are dead without a tracker, my guess would be that the cards are just considered out of the game. I don't know for sure ofc.

I agree. If cards can be rezed in Hearthstone then that means that in the games code there is an array storing dead minion values. Having Flik remove those values is a simple matter of programming. Her current function does conflict with her card description.

@@TehYosher ... Except cards don't go to a graveyard and are destroyed instead. You can't destroy something that's already destroyed. Sure, there's code that has to store that information but there's not a game mechanic that involves graveyards directly. The "wherever they are" part refers to the board, hand, and deck, the three domains that cards can occupy in a game of Hearthstone.

It's likely a joke from his stream that carried over into a youtube vod. Chill out, dude.