Quest mage plays 4 ice blocks in one game, and both molten reflections were randomly generated instead of having to draw them.
But every streamer should try making Marin work and continue rewarding Blizzard for their dipshit highroll RNG design instead of rewarding actual player skill. Amazing game design by the literal worst company in the history of gaming. Even 1983 Atari is better than this garbage, because people were at least smart enough to realize they sucked. People actually defend Blizzard despite 20 years of proof that they dont know what theyre doing.
Ive been playing rogue just to see what the top deck supposedly feels like. I played 50 games and kept track of a few things.
Ive seen Keleseth a total of three times in 50 games. I have had worse draw luck in every game but two. There was one game in 50 where RNG wasnt laughably one sided in the other direction; I burgled Polymorph and DK Jaina in that one, and still lost because my draws are perpetually useless. Ive faced 8 shamans, and all of them had both Maelstrom Portal in the first 7 cards. 23 of those 50 opponents played two Tar Creeper in the first 8 cards. In 27 of those games, I drew both Bonemare in my first 10 cards. I drew Patches first 6 times. All 7 priests I played put out Raza on turn 5 and Anduin on turn 8. The three warriors I played (no one plays this class apparently) all had two turns of throwing out a random minion, playing Brawl, and praying. I lost all 6 Brawls.
I dont just say skill is irrelevant for no reason. I have mathematical and video proof that it means literally nothing, on top of just constantly being far left on the luckbox bell curve. Everyone tells me my pull luck great, but I would trade it for gameplay luck any day. Pulling well means dick if you dont actually get to play, and in the VAST majority of my games I face better draw luck, RNG, and counterpicks all at the same time.
In other card games, you actually learn something when you lose. In Hearthstone, its nothing more than oh well the rng dicerolls went against me again. There is no skill or decisionmaking. Its literal 100% luck.