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Because players are incredibly creative, they will always find unintended synergies that make certain cards overwhelmingly powerful.
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These updates are the lifeblood of the genre, forcing players to constantly adapt and invent new strategies.
+Tweaking the Numbers
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A nerf usually involves slightly reducing the unit's hitpoints, decreasing its attack speed, or increasing its mana cost.
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Conversely, cards that are completely ignored by the community receive 'buffs' to make them more attractive.
+It will inevitably be nerfed in the next patch.Small percentage changes have massive impacts on key interactions.Change is healthy for the game.
+Surviving Patch Day
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A well-rounded, classic deck archetype will usually survive a balance patch with only minor adjustments needed.
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When the meta shifts, take a few days off from ranked ladder play and head into casual modes or friendly battles.
+Balance ActionExplanationNerfMaking a card weaker by reducing its statsPower IncreaseMaking a card stronger to encourage players to use it
+The Constant Evolution
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Embrace the chaos of patch day, and view it as an opportunity to master a completely new playstyle.
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The greatest players are not those who master a single deck, but those who can adapt to any meta the developers throw at them.
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