The hero skill in Hearthstone, although it is said that it appeared a long time ago, and spent a long time with all the heroes and all the players, but if you really want to say how powerful and important the skill is, the average person really can't say it. So the question is, if you turn a hero's skill into ten fees, and increase its effect in equal proportions, who has the strongest skill?
First of all, the most special warlock of the ten hero skills, the life diversion is originally two mouthfuls, and then draw a card at the cost of two health points. Although from the perspective of the ashes of the outer realm, everyone may feel that these two health points are not particularly serious negative effects, but in fact, there is still a big impact. Especially in the beginning, warlocks were far from having such a variety of blood return methods. Then when the skill becomes ten fees, draw five cards, lose ten points of health, emmm, it seems that it is really a big loss.
Valilla is more troublesome in comparison, after five times the cost of the skill, will it become a 5/2 weapon, or will it become 5/10? If it is the former, then in fact, it is not a loss or a loss, and it is not necessary. However, if it is calculated according to the latter, it costs fifty points to output, even if it is played in ten rounds, it is also blood earned. In contrast, the knight's enhanced skill strength is clear at a glance.
Originally, two fees summoned one report, but after becoming ten fees, it was obvious that five were summoned directly. I don't know if you remember, there was once a deck called the Report Rider or the Parade Rider. The emphasis is on using a large number of report soldiers + a large number of report soldiers exclusive buff and the sun keeper Talim to directly turn 1/1 of a place's report into 3/3 or even 5/5. Of course, with the stop-and-go of various cards, this deck can be said to have left the player's line of sight for a long time, but if you can really get ten skills, you can still fight.
The warrior's stacked armor, this one is very simple, ten fees to get ten points of armor. Although compared to the explosion-proof shield (two fees 7 A) shield block (3 fees 5 A over a card) is a bit insufficient to see. But as long as the warriors are solved quickly, many classes will probably feel that they are not output enough when facing the ten points of armor per turn. It can't be said that this is a very good ten-cost skill, but it is certain that if this is the case, the number of defenses will be greatly increased, of course, the corresponding to the hospital should also be a lot...
However, for Gianna, it may be a rare "strengthening" that is purely a loss. The fireball technique of 6 for four fees is OK, and the fire blast of 10 for ten fees has been abandoned by the player. And what does the Ten Fee Flame Shock look like? Ten costs to hit 5, refers to which to hit which. Gianna said: "Oh yes."
As for the priest's ten fees to reply to 10 points, it looks good, but Hearthstone only has a total of more than ten health points? Druid five attack plus five armor is also good, the shaman one key five totems, just general, I guess the real totem sa should play less than ten fees to end the game; as for the demon hunter's ten fees this round to get ten attacks is quite strong, but really to say the biggest winner, but also the hunter.
Solid shot two cost hit 2, ten cost hit 10, strong no words. So who can say that the hunter can't beat the late stage? Wait until the ten fees start, three turns to end the battle, if there is a 5/4/4 skill output and healing double clockwork robot, the remaining number of rounds can be greatly reduced.