MMORPGs are basically multiplayer games aim at groups of players. The content in MMORPGs are therefore usually designed to encourage you to play with or against others, to have fun (though not always). However, many MMOs today start to offer solo content/single-player mode with nice storylines.
So that you can do quests completely alone or play certain dungeons by yourself. You'll be traveling alone, solving problems without others' help. There are some reasons to have a single-player/offline mode in MMOs.
Firstly, some players don't have so much time but want to level up as fast as posible. Sometimes its not fun to be in guilds which have many rules and requirements. The possiblity to play a lone wolf to play a big chunk of the game content helps to keep this type of players in the game. For the developers, solo content gives them an opportunity to design different experience, say, stories, mechanics, and more.
Secondly, the solo content can somehow help players transit to group content smoothly. And they may keep playing the game longer than they would. It might be strange that solo players play a multiplayer game's offline mode. The point is the mode offers different freedom and features and ways to have fun in an MMO.
Of course everyone knows that weapons are good value and that you should pick them. However the question is how many weapons are too many? You never want to sit with full hand of weapons because even though weapons help control the board you also need to play minions to get a board advantage. Good weapons like Fiery War Axe and Death’s Bite are never bad to have plenty of. Having 5 good weapons is ok because it improves your chance of drawing them early on. On the other hand the bit worse weapons like from Arathi Weaponsmith or a Ogre Warmaul shouldn’t be in your decks too often. Usually have 3 of those max. Overall don’t pick more than 7-8 weapons as they will get stuck in your hand as you only can have 1 weapon out at a time. A note on healing and taunts in warrior: because of the Armor Up hero power taunts and especially healing cards like Antique Healbot or Priestess of Elune lose a whole lot of value so you should almost never pick them. Same goes for taunt but to a lesser extent because taunts don’t lose too much stats for their card text as opposed to healing cards.
After GvG this became the best way to play Warrior. When playing a face Warrior you will out tempo your opponent early on while going face with your minions. Then in the mid game you start going face with your weapons because they generate a lot of face damage. For example Arcanite Reaper can deal 10 damage over 2 turns, Death’s Bite 8 damage over 2 turns and ect. However this way of playing does require to have a specific deck with lots of early game and a good amount of weapons for the late game.
Control Warrior became a thing again after League of Explorers. Fierce Monkey gives Warrior a nice curve out card which allows Warrior to get into late game better. Warrior is currently one of the few arena decks that can actually draft a good control deck. Since you control the board with weapons and able to gain life easily. What matters most in a control warrior are weapons and good late game cards which an finish a game like Obsidian Destroyer or North Sea Kraken. These are top tier late game card which you want to have quite a few. Also little board clears like Revenge, Whirlwind or Brawl are nice to catch up on the board.
