Is it possible to play against a friend (by random selection) in Ranked Mode?
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Is it possible that a friend from my friends list is selected by random as an opponent in ranked mode? Or are friends avoided in the selection? Does it make a difference, whether the friend or me is invisible or not?
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You can play against your friends in Ranked in hearthstone - this is shown with streamers play people on their friends list and end up chatting over the Battle.net chat during the game.
However, when you're not in legend/near legend, it's much harder to get paired vs a friend, as there are more people in that band.
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Yes it is possible just very very rare i battled my friend in ranked it is almost impossible that that happens but it is still possible
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