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Looks like they really, really want murlock to be a thing. I can only imagine the enthusiasm during design meetings.

The only thing that can make this card work is a card draw engine, since Backfire and Hand of Gul'dan are rotating off. Without it, this card is likely buffing about 3 murlocs at most, and murlocs being what they are chances are good you'll only be 2 ticks of this card.

Still, probably will be played anyway for the first few weeks, regardless of how good or not it may be.

Rush no charge :( ...

As a Wild main player, I think this will not be strong enough.

(Yes, I know I will get a lot of downvotes for liking charge.)

Me escaping tryin' to escape the perfume aisle 😫

This got the heebie-jeebies of Big Eyes 🥺

I'm split on this one. On one hand, with just one murloc on the board this is Conditioning rank 2...and it just gets better from there. However, if you have multiple murlocs on the field already how many can you still have in hand? This is just really hard to evaluate without having seen all the murlocs in the core set.

Nobody goes there anymore...

Is this a Spongebob reference? If so, Warlock is just the perfect fit for Plankton's restaurant.

Not likely but this has potential to be a 2 mana give murlocs in your hand +8/8

That's insane.

The dream is coming closer to reality every reveal we get.

Well, Murlocs and most likely a couple more curse cards. They usually go with 2 themes for each class each expansion plus a few random cards.

Alright probably gonna butcher this but it's what I remember. So at the tsart of time Titans threw a bunch of robots and stone people onto Azeroth to make sure it didn't explode (they failed horribly at this btw) Later Yogg saron makes the curse of flesh in his basement and chucks it at Azeroth. This turns all the robo gnomes into just gnomes and the stone people into fleshy things.

Later in a polace called Mechagon the gnomes there thought "I kinda want to be robot again" and so they started augmenting themselves to be CYBORGS. So judgding by her look she is indeed a cyborg but not a full mech as the mechagnomes arent full robot. However a card like Clockwork Gnome is since it from either A. Before curse of flesh or B. was built from scracth instead of being a fleshling to start with then adding robot parts later. 

So to answer your question, Ini is a cyborg gnome who started as a normal gnome then got augments becaue improvements (I'm pretty sure)

So I guess, Warlock will get no Naga Cards and will only get Murlocs...?

High marks from me simply because its going to see play, and it'll probably be an important part of the deck.

For the moment, its seemingly a paladin card because there's not many mechs that can take full advantage of this card. But we'll have to reevaluate once core set is revealed.

Mage has currently one really powerful use with it, which is Mecha-Shark. It gets better if there's more deathrattle mechs around

In theory this card is insane. But in practice it'll require a sticky mech or a turn 4 stealth mech like Coppertail Imposter to really reach its full potential.

A must have for mech builds, not because it'll often win the game, but by simply threatening to do so it has probably accomplish its wicked task. Sort of like a cheaper and better Battleground Battlemaster. I'd imagine seeing this mostly in paladin, mostly because I dont think mage's gameplan involves board as much as paladin does.

We'll have to see the full set of mechs, and whether magnetic comes back, to fully evaluate this card.

I think she's a mechagnome. There are a few different things that term applies to, but it always amounts to them being somewhere on the spectrum between fully mechanical titan creation to the fully biological 'normal' gnomes.

A bit of Warcraft history: gnomes, humans and dwarfs began as titan constructs and were afflicted by the curse of flesh, leading to the biological forms we're used to. But unaffected characters continue to exist, and some mechagnomes are part way between flesh and machine. My guess is Ini is one of those, so whether she is a mech or not is ambiguous.

Yeah I don't know either lol looks like a cyborg but it has no Mech tag 

She's learned a thing or two from Dr. Boom it seems.

Also this card seems pretty fun. Probably won't likely to happen, but copying Gaia, the Techtonic is something to think about.

Yeah, it was clear to me since the mage sweeping mech from first reveal

Still didn't get what this character is... half gnome half murloc? Or it could be a gnomecyborg...

Good card, but depends entirely on mech pool. Colossals are too expensive to reliably copy, but if there'S something decent in the 3-4 mana range then this probably sees play.

Guess going full Zilliax would've made Ini Stormcoil OP? This is still good anyway in any mech focused deck but getting a copy of Mecha-Shark will probably be the best outcome

Oh boy that sounds threatening but we haven't really seen most of the mechs yet so it's hard to judge.

But this should be decent in Paladin since Divine Shield stuff tends to stick for a turn. Probably good in Mech too.

It's basically a stronger version of M[Hearthstone Card (enagerie Warden) Not Found]. Whether that'S good enough is a different question.

Guess mechs are back on the menu boys and gals!

(Note: judgement of card may vary depending on core set mechs)

Now this is a fun card definitely gonna make some fun mech decks with this.