Thankfully, at least seems to have been adjusted down after a few days of clown fiesta. High-value Discover effects from curated pools featuring Standard cards remain ultra-valuable, and even though some of these tools have rotated to Wild, new ones came in to guarantee the continuation of the RNG fiesta. Nerubian Vizier, Hipster, Sketchy Stranger and Ghost Writer: The more things change, the more they stay the same. Though this metagame is defined by certain specific class cards with ultra-high offering rates, the best-performing neutral cards remain the same as they were around the time of the launch of the expansion. Notable Neutral Arena Cards in the Festival of Legends (26.2.2) Metagame Additionally, The Countess, Fel’dorei Warband, Deal with a Devil, and Astalor, Bloodsworn have all been removed from the draft pool. The devs already rolled out a set of microadjustments after just a couple of days of play, adjusting down the offering rate of high-performing Death Knight, Hunter, Mage, Paladin and Shaman cards while buffing Demon Hunter and Warrior. This means that many of the picks are straightforward as the power level difference between something like a Flamestrike and a Murloc Tinyfin is pretty easy to grasp.Ĭards from the following sets can be drafted in the Arena right now: Here’s what you need to know about the current format of the Arena: the old system of “buckets”, cards of roughly similar power levels offered against one another are gone, which means the drafting is once again based around card rarities.
Unsurprisingly, this means that some classes start with a huge built-in advantage in the drafting stage – and knowing what to go for after the first round of microadjustments can make all the difference between a middling result and an infinite run. The new Hearthstone year has brought along an Arena rotation with it, but since the limited format has tracked Constructed’s Standard-legal sets, the power level stayed extremely high, with many blowout cards to draft among the various classes.
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