Those bans should affect some of the most powerful decks in the format – Questline Druid (Crypt Keeper), Questline Demon Hunter (Glide), and Haleh Mage (Spring Water).

Here’s a full list of cards affected in Standard & Twist: Standard

Full patch notes with exact changes will most likely drop an hour or so before that. If everything goes according to the usual schedule, it should be released on Thursday (July 6), around 10 AM PT (19:00 CET). Or, to be more precise, ban some cards from the format (nerfing them makes less sense given that the cards themselves might not necessarily be overpowered in other formats).įor now, we only know which cards will get affected, not how will they change! Except for Twist cards which are getting removed from the mode. The patch itself is coming later this week. However, it looks like – at least in extreme scenarios like the current “New Age” format – they are willing to make some changes. After all, even if the meta isn’t particularly good, it won’t last long with available expansions and/or deck building rules changing every season or two. Many players have wondered what will Blizzard’s approach to balance it be. A new game mode – Twist – was released last week.

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