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I'm seeing this topic discussed in Twitch chat, in Reddit, on Twitter, etc, so I'll just respond generally here... Let's talk about Edwin VanCleef, and why he isn't going to the Hall of Fame (at least, not yet, anyway).pic.twitter.com/Y3NghQZvB9
Edwin was very much on our short list of potential cards to Hall of Fame this year. (Sea Giant was the other close contender). He definitely has been extremely powerful, for a long time. So, why not rotate him? Well, a couple reasons.
- He's really good, but he's also in a class, not Neutral, and that goes a long way. - He's also right up Rogue's alley in terms of class identity. - He skews Rogue in general toward playing lots of little cards, but not toward any particular archetype overly strongly.
- Much of his *current* power level is dependent upon Year of the Dragon cards. This sort of ebb/flow with expansions is good! Not disputing that he's been pretty strong all along, but Year of the Dragon in particular has had really strong synergies for him.
This is definitely a card that we'll continue to reevaluate each year, so I wouldn't be surprised if Edwin does make it to the Hall of Fame in the future. But at least for the Year of the Phoenix, we think the Standard game is better with him still there.
Because he hides in the shadows, he has no place in a Hall of Fame.
Was really expecting the meme response of "Edwin, on its own, is just a 3-mana 2/2."
Edwin causes a certain % of games to basically end on turn 2 or 3. Having to see if the first 8 cards you drew with 3 mana crystals can deal with an 8/8 is not fun or healthy.
Like it or not, Hearthstone has always been a game about high rolls. RNG deciding some games on the spot isn't a bug, it's a carefully cultivated feature.
A doubt about the reward of the ranked: at the end of the season we are left with all the rewards of the links below ours? 
Yes, they're cumulative. It's a big buff to the rewards.
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