Patch 4.7 Notes

This bloody pigeon has been the cornerstone of several aggressive decks and could quickly snowball out of control if unanswered. We’re looking to clip its wings so it can’t fly away with the game.

Burst speed coins enabled powerful defensive capabilities, especially when copied. With a Focus speed, we're shifting coin usage more into proactive usage, rather than reactive.  This should open more clear windows to fight against Coin strategies in combat and also enable removal windows against units like a leveled-up Karma who were running a monopoly in the poor Runeterran economy.

Kai’Sa has been silently potent in Standard for a while now despite flying under the radar. We’re giving her some more counterplay via blocking by removing her quick attack. She’ll still be potent as she evolves, but she will have to work a bit harder for it.

Despite previous changes, Powder Pandemounium proved to be a flexible early game play and while being an explosive late game finisher. We're bumping it up to make sure it leans more towards its more explosive fantasies.

Legionary Charge decks are historically up to no good, and we want to ensure this versatile tutor has to pay a price to reap the rewards. 

Editor’s Note: This is the only balance change for a card in the Eternal format! All other cards are available for play in the Standard format.

With a slew of spell slinging decks gaining popularity, this adjustment is to help put this card back into its place. The Plaza.

Editor’s note: This card is Standard legal, but this adjustment should help the Eternal format out a bit as well!

This may be the swan song for our fair Siren Song. While this took the meta by storm in a multitude of decks, we wanted to knock it down a fair margin to allow other strategies some breathing room.

Perhaps this venture was a bit too risky. This bump in power should allow Jack to more reliably kill relevant units while building up the bank.

Hush is meant to be one of Targons go-to card for Interaction. With the introduction of Equipment, Hush has felt more like the faintest whisper. We’re making this card's presence a little louder, so that it may spread the sound of silence.

Snapshotting frostbites has made Frozen in Fear and Rimefang Denmother play out a bit awkwardly. We're shifting it to an aura to allow frostbites to continue to pump the Pack. Additionally, the flat base health should encourage you to get the doggos on the board earlier.

Moving Coin to Focus speed allows us to give it some additional power and interactions in other areas. Bilgewater Coins hasn't quite had the meta impact as Ionia, so we're doing some reworks to the Bilgewater half coinciding with the Coin nerf.

We're updating Jack to give him more texture and make sure his crew can go the distance, after seeing him struggle to compete in Standard.

The heal should help Jack be more of a brawler that you want to put in combat before he levels, as well as give him a clear (but risky) hook with Prize Fight decks.

Angel’s got character for days. She questioned why she wasn’t getting any of the plunder, and nobody had the guts to deny her.

Shurima's vulnerable archetype could use a little love, and it felt bad that Witherclaw couldn’t enable itself. This change should kill two birds with one giant scythe wielding monster.

This faithful hound has been here and deserves to be thrown a bone.

Like a signal from the heavens, blessing the Poro King’s reign, this update adds some more feasibility to the Poro King’s origin.

Neeko has made a splash, but we'd like to reinforce some of her followers for her Origin, as well as making them a bit more appealing for subtype decks within their respective region.