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Seems like this would go nicely with Sanguine Depths. Now I'm wondering if each class will have a legendary minion and a location card that synergize with each other.

I don't know if Evolve Shaman is making a comeback, but this might make Muck Pools pretty good. Especially if it can survive for all three turns.

Is this good? Evolve costs 1 mana and transforms your whole board, this just transforms three minions, but only one per turn. I don't know, I guess there's plenty of cases where you don't want some minion replaced with a random one. Still, I remember a time when Boggspine Knuckles was pretty busted.

So, they finally came up with something they couldn't just implement as a spell, unlike those objective cards from Alterac Valley. +3 attack for 1 mana that you can distribute how you like seems good, even if it takes up a board space, each attack gain costs the target 1 health, and you can only do +1 a turn. Too bad I don't recall enrage still being a thing.

I'm a bit dissapointed on how locations look and function, in my opinion they should have found a way to visually affect the board, maybe just the area where you place creatures and that not all seem to affect all minions which one would expect of the name of the card type.
I wonder if the visual side is like that because of a technical difficulty that they didn't want to assign enough resources for.

Holy smoke, that's impressive!

I played with players who had Amara, but no more for the future

I don't see any reason why they would do that. The altarac objectives have some major differences compared to location cards, like how they trigger automatically, that they don't take board space away and that you can't have the same objective twice in play.

I wonder if they'd convert the Alterac Valley locations into the new Location style at some point?

Luckily you don't have to go in with a full team like Pirates or Humans, so something like Fire, Nature or Holy should be able to carry two and three Naga easily.

I think, piggybacking off of Auspicious, have Cookie, Yogg and say Alexstrasz.
Get a turn where it's a Fish and your three mercs, and just use Oh My Yogg.
If it can't repeat abilities, then you'll likely hit Dragon Breath, Flame Buffet and Fish Feast, ending the fight.

Cora mentioned that Locations will be more frequent than Hero and Quest cards, but less frequent than weapons - I think it's a reasonable compromise.

I can't say for sure but I don't think that you can sync your collection with your in game account, or at very least I haven't seen the option that allows it.

The guarantee to almost always hit face makes this a good aggressive card, no? I could see it as the top-end in a tempo warrior, should such a deck exist.

It's not difficult; it's Cookie on Bounty 1, Match 1 with a summoned fish reduced to a health point or two. That applies to all of the non-boss content, of course.

Now, doing it extemporaneously, during non-task-grinding play, that sounds tricky.

As for that cooldown, Y'shaarj and N'zoth both help with Old Gods cooldowns and Blink Fox helps with all of them. And there are likely treasures that will help.

I hope we will see them more often than quests and heroes though. Those ones are legendaries with often game warping effects, so of course they cant be overused. But locations should be viewed more like weapons than quests and heroes. And I think we can see a couple of locations every expansion without much issue.

I discovered that!  I put him in a Warlock deck to try out and... it took 5 million years to pull off, but with the extra 10 life and additional control cards I put in, I was able to pull of some funny combos. Supreme Archaeology with Cruel Dinomancer and Soul Fragment package delivered.  It just took FOREVER.

The stats are good, but at this point there are so many 1-Cost 1/3 minions that it's not all that impressive. The battlecry is not great. Picking a card that you want and do not mind giving to your opponent is going to be tough. Picking a card that's not super easy to guess is nearly impossible because there are too many bad legendaries. I give it 2 stars, and that second star is mainly for the stat line.

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MY question on this is if you get multiple copies of the card, or draw multiple cards with the Infuse?  It reads like you'll get multiple copies of it, but I'd like to know for sure. 

If infused, you draw one spell and get one additional copy of the drawn spell that disappears at the end of the turn. If you cast the temporary copy, you do not get another one.

It does a lot for 1 mana, so I give it 4 stars.

I hear they are officially changing the class name from Shaman to Fun-Ruiner, which means this gets 5 stars.

Sure to become one of the most hated archetypes right out of the gate, so 5 stars.

Too dependent on the type of deck your opponent is playing. It's great against about a third of the field, utter garbage against another third, so-so against the rest. I'll say 2 stars until I see some kind of real synergy.

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I'm curious as to what would happen if you just played a standard 30 card deck with this to get the health boost?  I'd imagine that you'd have to fill the next 10 cards or it will say it's an invalid deck. 

I do think that miracle decks could/would use this to get more health at the beginning to help them not die to aggro so quickly.  But who knows. 

"Your deck size (is) 40." That means you must have 40 cards in your deck.

The cooldown makes this a lot worse than people think. Knowing you won't have access to it for a turn makes it a lot easier for your opponent to deal with. It's still pretty good, but not mind-blowing. Three stars.

Just silly. Two stars.