New Neutral Minion - Algalon the Observer

Citizens of Dalaran!

Raise your eyes to the skies and observe! Today our world’s destruction has been averted in defiance of our very makers!

Algalon the Observer, herald of the titans, has been defeated by our brave comrades in the depths of the titan city of Ulduar.

Algalon was sent here to judge the fate of our world. He found a planet whose races had deviated from the titans’ blueprints. A planet where not everything had gone according to plan.

Cold logic deemed our world not worth saving. Cold logic, however, does not account for the power of free will. It’s up to each of us to prove this is a world worth saving.

That our lives… our lives are worth living.

Well, this is an unfun card to face against.

I think its pretty clear that effects like these will only serve to annoy, not make the game more fun for both sides, nor will it actually make the game more interesting. What this card does is essentially trolling the opposition, that theres a chance that their win con has now been practically yeeted out of the game. So I ask: What the fuck is this card being designed to accomplished?

Its another one of those bizarre decisions on top. If its good, its toxic and will be nerfed. If its bad then no one will bother playing it. So who is this card being made for?

Suck it Dredge!!!!

I'm not absolutely certain, but I'm fairly sure this is better than all the base hero powers. I wonder how this will be countered, running your own copy to prevent the bastard from top-decking to victory like they're doing to you?

There is an Undead minion that prevents anyone from using a Hero Power. We might see it making a comeback. 

Plus, Algalon moves one card per turn to the bottom of your deck (it doesn't destroy it, doesn't give it to your opponent). Great time for additional card draw, tutors, and such. 

Decent control card actually. Some control decks don't care about their hero power, like Control shaman and Control (non-pure) Paladin. Priest might be debatable, but with the healing cards they received they might just put this in their E.T.C. sideboard. 

I think this will see play, simply because messing up your opponents draw can be a good thing for control decks. And this really counters dredge decks. (Also imagine playing against ... lets say a mech paladin, and putting their draw spell on the bottom of their deck... after they tried dredged it up.)