Ever wanted to step into the shoes of an elemental shaman in Hearthstone? A post by DarioKid invigorates this discussion, piquing interests of fellow enthusiasts in setting their eyes out for the potential highs and lows of using Skarr in the Elemental Shaman deck.
Summary
- DarioKid voiced his disappointment with the lack of support Shaman received amid new releases.
- Detachment expressed regarding Therazane’s potential in the Shaman deck.
- Skarr’s constraints concerning the sequential play of elementals were highlighted.
The Skarr Show
Starting off with IcyPowerDragon-‘s comment, players seem to struggle with Skarr as one needs to perform a delicate balancing act of playing elementals sequentially. And let’s just say, that isn’t a cakewalk!
Brick Wall in Progress
What really sticks a thorn in players’ sides is the Shaman’s ongoing struggle post-mini set. As MailMeAmazonVouchers puts it, things have been miserably sloppy, affecting the perception players have towards a potential breakpoint.
Hope in Power-Ups
However, not all hope is lost. eggmaniac13 brings a beam of hope by wondering if the Power Up! excavate card could give Skarr the much-needed shove. Could this well be the comeback we’ve all been waiting for?
Unstable Foundations
In the words of Chm_Albert_Wesker, the Elemental Shaman deck, specifically Skarr, often teeters on the brink of fortune and disaster. One wrong move, and the whole deck is in tatters.
To wrap things up, while elemental Shamans have created a ruckus in the world of Hearthstone, it seems to have flamed out as quickly. With the decks lacking support, and the stress over Skarr’s limitations, it’s only a matter of an imminent comeback or simply fading into the annals of Hearthstone’s long-standing history.
