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Makes it awkward to play a lot of spells you wouldn't want to cast with random targets.
I'll be curious to see how this card actually works once it hits ladder... "Fire" is listed as the first school in both the English and Japanese versions of the card, but the gameplay video shows the Nature spell proc'ing first. It's inconsistent with how similar wording is interpreted on other cards (e.g. Spirit Guide always draws the Holy spell first), so I'm wondering whether the apparent randomness is intended or is just an oversight. Also curious about the interaction between Scalding Geyser and Windchill off this card if Geyser gets cast first... do you actually get to dredge before drawing, or does it just effectively mean that you're randomly drawing one of the three bottom cards of your deck?
AFAIK in these cases, where a Discover card gets cast automatically, the Discover actually takes place with a random card chosen from the pool. And Dredge uses the Discover mechanic. So I would say in the case you described you draw a random card from the bottom 3.
Makes sense! The part I wasn't sure about was whether Dredge is actually considered to be a Discover, or whether it's a separate mechanic whose UI just looks like Discover. I guess it really doesn't make much sense to reinvent the wheel within the game's code, though...
Big Spell Mage failed so now we try Big Spell Shaman.
Been playing BS mage for some time. Just don't play iceblood tower.
Care to share decklist and winrate with ranks?
Since it cast copies this card is very good. Nice turn 7 tempo play.
Though Mage and Shaman are feeling way too similar right now
I like it! Hopefully we'll get a big spell from the expansion plus something from the core set to support this card.
I will play this so much. And not sure if it will be good but frankly don't care:)
Quick note: The Japanese version of the card in the video doesn't have the Naga tag, and it does look like the other underwater snake people in the expansion, like Blademaster Okani and Kotori Lightblade. We'll have to wait for Blizz to update their galery.
the art clearly depicts a Naga Lord, a type of unique naga model introduced in the second wow expansion.
It's most likely intended to be a naga
This one is hard to evaluate because the from what we can see right now, the probable best results would be for this card to cast Don't Stand in the Fire!, Glaciate, and Charged Call for a massive tempo swing. But I haven't seen any of these except for charged call, which currently only exist in quest shaman, anywhere around.
Most other spells have a tendency to backfire on your own stuff, while some of the better spells like Feral Spirit, or Wildpaw Cavern don't have any spell schools attached. So where will this actually exist in? Control shaman? That's hardly a thing now, and I doubt it'll be there next meta unless that colossal minion really takes the cake in control archetypes.
Mixed at best to me. But can certainly get better as we progress throughout the next 2 years.
So kinda like Servant of Yogg-Saron but it casts 3 spells for 2 more mana.
Terrible comparison I know, but it's the best we got
It's waaaay better than servant, since you have a great degree of control over what you cast.
It also presumably doesn't use the cards up, since it says it "casts a copy". If you've got three castable spells in hand, you effectively draw three cards.
Oh, yeah, good point! Does casting a copy overload you? Either way, this is nuts with Eye of the Storm in wild.
You generally overload as long as the spell goes off. Trick Totem overloads you, Stormcaller Bru'kan overloads you twice, so I wouldn't think casting a copy would prevent it.
Even if you overload by five mana from the spells, you'll probably be running two copies of Overdraft, so it's possible you play those three spells again the following turn, even.
Hm there are some decent control spells in each school i suppose