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New Warrior Minion - Hamm, the Hungry ( External Link )
A new Legendary Warrior Minion, Hamm, the Hungry, has been revealed!
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We can't truly rate this until we've seen the Druid cards. I don't think I'd ever run this card for its own sake: the effect is just not worth it (occasionally hitting a vital combo piece will be cool, but generally speaking you can consider everything that's not in your hand dead anyway), the stats are horrible and adding Taunt to the guy adds insult to injury. Having one more or less dead card in your deck might be worth it though, if Druid gets ramp cards or similar powerful stuff.
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My gut feeling is that Warrior might run this solely to gain access to Trail Mix and New Heights. The effect is fairly unpredictable - sometimes you'll hit a Titan, sometimes you'll hit a 1-drop. It's good that the buff stays the same regardless of the minion munched upon. By itself it's OK but I don't like that it's adding to the amount of "deck predation" that Warrior has, which could make it an uncomfortably annoying class to play against.
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6 Mana for a 5/5 Taunt seems pretty weak. And it will almost certainly never get any bigger than that. On the upside, it could eat something important.