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Does anybody have this figured out? I assume it's iLvl, but do we know what the bands/ranges are? I know iLvl 15.0 put me in a contender 4. I have also heard that 60 will put you in the contender 7 capstone. Do we have any more data points? I'm also curious if dungeon score or the matchmade group's iLvl affects this.
I want to be able to effciently "buy now" via something like the "send" page in reverse. Create a set of buy packages, which just automatically compares my wants with seller's inventory.
(Maybe this is already possible? or Probably this has already been requested.)
Fed on steady stream of red aggro decks. Elves/Goblins is basically a coin flip, but the little bit of removal helps me feel like I can tip the scale in my favor (sometimes). Cocos help a lot vs control and counters.
Soul Warden should probably be in here somewhere. Maybe for the Clouldshift and Charming Prince ? But prince was nice because he is so flexible and sometimes I just need to find some lands then trade off him off. Lyra won many a games; I like having 2.
I daresay this deck has some of the very best Cocos in the format. Get a Bishop or Righteous Valkyrie in play, and four mana up with a Coco in hand *chef's kiss*.
I unlocked this, but I still cannot use they Valkyrie inside SKYDOCK IV (LEGENDARY).
Am I misunderstanding something? Anybody know? Thanks.
mtggoldfish.comI wrote this for a friend. Thought somebody might find it useful.
This guide will help you acquire the Underlight Angler artifact fishing rod, while minimizing "spoliers". Acquiring this item is clearly supposed to be mysterious, and while you need some information, the online guides typically reveal more details than needed.
The first thing to cover is why try to get the Underlight Angler. This is up to you, of course, but I can tell you this:
To get the Angler, you need to complete the achievement "Bigger F
Hey guys, I need your help! I'm going to build my first table. It's going to be a very basic, small end table.
Something like this: http://www.houzz.com/photos/2292641/The-Parvus-table-traditional-home-decor-chicago
I plan to put a small (but wide) tenon on each of the rims (aprons? what are those pieces called) with matching mortises on each leg. Then I'll have a flat "frame", the top of the legs and rims. So my question is this: how do I attach the table top? Just gluing it on there seems awkward. Maybe drill some holes clean through the rims and screw into the bottom of the table top?
A few google searches didn't yield much info.
Thanks.
This is potentially old news by now, I don't always keep up with latest and greatest, but I wanted to share a 2.3 build I really like. It's simply holy bomber + the fate of the fell affix. This allows you to combine the holy bomber and holy shotgun builds which works really well. Holy bomber's biggest problem, in my opinion, is the lack of single target damage, and the holy shotgun compensates nicely. It's cool to vacuum up the enemies, then smash them with the shotgun. Finally, I thought holy bomber was a bit boring and this mixes it up nicely.
I've been playing a lot of Heroes of the Storm. Switched back to D3 to run some rifts with a friend and I tried to hit Z to mount in btw fights. Then it hit me. We need mounts. A second or two to mount up, +30% move speed, or whatever, can't fight while mounted. It would be a nice speed boost when you need retrace your steps or get to the next horde of enemies.
Hi everybody. Fairly new to the game; enjoying it very much. So yeah, that's my question. When should the team stick together and when should the split up? I feel like, in general, it's split up early to get xp, and stick together later to win objectives and team fights. But I know it's not quite that simple. I've lost games because my team stuck together too much (two empty lanes), and I've lost games because my team never grouped up. Any advice?
