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In LoR you can purchase Lengendary champions, they are the core of your deck. The only things you can buy (except in Battlegrounds) are cosmetics and time progress.

Not p2w, you cannot buy extra bonuses at the start of game and cards cannot be upgraded like in Animation Throwdown.

No matter how “good” a game is having fun is the importance. There is always updates, new modes waiting in HS. Unlike in LoR even you have the whole collection and getting XP faster you will get bored.

No boredom, there is always a crazy combo to find and RNG for testing.

Not a reactive game like MTG and LoR, where every time your opponent does something the “would you like to react” screen shows up.

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There is a adventure, free promotional Legendary card, or special quests from every expansion.

OK storyline, not just building boring decks and fighting random players.

In a game of LoR or MTG Arena everything looks 2D like a tabletop.

Better graphics and textures, the animations and dialogues are amazing.

In the final analysis Hs does lots of things right, it has enough depth to enable good players to prosper and has plenty of fun stuff for the casuals/memesters all beautifully designed and expertly executed and it’s fun!. There was a truly skill-testing game, with loads of high impact decisions and lots of options to run tech cards, sounds great, but unfortunately most people just didn’t enjoy playing it, the game revolved around denying your opponent the ability to do anything meaningful (sometimes stopping them playing cards altogether!), getting outplayed sucked as you just had to sit there while your opponent played their hand. I’m currently playing in the Artifact V2.0 Beta and it reminded me about playing Artifact V1.0 when it first arrived. I’m not saying Hs is perfect, it has it’s faults, but it is fun, and that’s the really important thing and easily lost sight of. There are plenty of sites with meta tier lists and decks for MtG, and at least in Hs the good cards don’t cost 100’s or even 1000’s of times as much as the average ones!

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Sorry but this is just pure baloney, the idea that MtG isn’t full of netdecks and that interesting 1-off tech cards don’t get used in Hs is demonstrably false!

Nothing wrong with that - variety is the spice of life! Hearthstone is obviously the better experience for other players. I don’t put down HS players and I wouldn’t say that LoR is the superior game - I will say that comparing the two, LoR is the better experience for me. I felt like, as a F2P, it was a struggle to keep up with anything in HS - and while I’m not opposed to paying for entertainment, LoR is much more wallet-friendly.

I don’t think any game is better than the other - I think that it is strictly personal preference. I think there is room for multiple CCGs and I’ve seen threads like these lots of times with Artifact, Eternal, and now LoR. Granted, I probably will once I feel ready to enter the competitive scene - right now, I play Normal and just have fun, getting a feel for the game, etc I don’t tilt nearly as much as I did on Hearthstone. If your hand is empty, Jinx grants you card draw. The Champions themselves level up once certain conditions are met - for example, Lux gifts you a spell if you she is on board when you spend 6 mana worth of spells. Wild Cards! If I’m missing an epic, but I have an epic wild card, I can craft the missing epic or use shards without cannibalizing my collection. There are so many rewards - daily win pvp xp bonus, you open chests with each region you level up that gift you wild cards, and shards, and if you already have 3 copies of a card, it is automatically turned into shards for you. I should have done this instead of that - it feels like my decisions have deeper consequences instead of consistently wondering if I lost because I played bad or if I lost because of RNG. It’s much easier for me to see where I lost the game. The Champions themselves have great flavor and the reward is usually worth the risk. You can have 3 copies of the same Champion in your deck.

The mechanics of the game are much more challenging to me: when to play a unit, when to attack, when to defend. I’ve played both - HS for a few years (on and off) and casually playing LoR for quite a while now.

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