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That's a good point, and definitely a relevant consideration for burgle rogue who will generate it (or have the option to discover it) reasonably frequently. In Standard, I guess rogues will have to read the card text of both Azsharan and Sunken parts as "Add a random poison to your hand." In Wild it becomes: "Discover a nature spell, Brain Freeze or Candle Breath."

Obviously that's pretty bad in Standard, but I could see there being times you'd like that very controlled choice in Wild.

Quest lines have warped the game almost to Baku/Genn levels. Every new card has to be considered in light of quests and does it make them more broken. Best move would be to remove them from standard like Baku/Genn. 

Sure, but until now we saw only 2 neutral Dredge cards and no hunter Dredge card. This is why I wrote it needs support.

The sunken paladin card is gonna promote some hand buffing again :)

We've seen this card before. Its called Unsleeping Soul, and that card came out in an expansion focusing on silence priest. And that card still saw a total of zero plays.

The sunken variant is good. But the base variant is so unbelievably slow that I cant see it happening. The only way it'll even have a shot at all is that team5 have printed some crazy 3 cost 7/7 minion that can't attack. But I doubt it.

Outside of a hypothetical silence priest, I expect this card to simply not exist anywhere else.

This card is practically doing what paladin wants: sticky minions, mechs, and putting more mechs down your deck for radar detector to bring up.

There's not much else to say except that this card will see play, and its sunken variant will likely be one of the most common sunken card to be seen in the next meta. Assuming mech pally is even a thing.

Honestly, if Radar Detector didn't exist, I'd only be lukewarm about a card like this. Thankfully it does exist.

This card is just insane. For a murloc deck anyway. The fact that this base card has good vanilla stats and the effect is a battlecry means you can play this on 3, curve into Bloodscent Vilefin on 4, and then play a free 3/4 kaleseth on turn 5 along with another murloc.

So far the legendary murlock deck is coming round good. All it needs now is decent card draw and a good win con outside of tempo. Then we've got a real winner.

The best sunken card so far. Only Sunken Gardens can top it, and even then Im still all hyped for murlocs to make it.

A good card, with an excellent pay off. Basically you can play this and get the sunken scroll with Scalding Geyser easily and reload the next turn. A good all round card that offers something decent even in its base form.

Fact is that the base and sunken card is cheap so its not even that difficult to accomplish. I can see plenty of shaman decks playing with this, especially if there are better fire spells down the line.

I really want to like this card. But I have to admit that its not very good. The stats are subpar, and the sunken beast stats is also subpar. The only saving grace is that the sunken beast will summon any beast, not limited by anything, which means you can literally get King Krush out on turn 6 at the earliest.

But of course...this card being a beast itself means you're likely to 50-50 yourself into summoning the same 4 mana 3/3 from your deck as well. So rather than king krush it is entirely possible that both the setup and payoff suck, which makes this card unplayable. Playing this card also means you're not playing vanndar, the best card of the archetype we have now. So Im not optimistic to say the least.

The one niche it has is that its a deathrattle, which means your Stormpike Battle Ram does cheapen it and the sunken beast. And you can put a bunch of Sunken Sabers down, use finley and use them all immediately the next turn.

Edit: Thinking about this for some time. You can actually chain summon both the second copy and sunken copy all in the same turn. So there's some hope for this card after all. Deal somewhere around 6-9 damage and summon a big boy out. Why not? Even if you have to give vanndar up for it. Perhaps Im underestimating this card.

This weapon is honestly not good.

The first half is practically just a vanilla 3/2 weapon for 3, which does nothing whatsoever special. The 2nd part does an 2 damage AoE to enemy minions, assuming you're able to dredge it up. The problem is twofold;

- The sunken weapon is unavailable until you pop this weapon. Which may or may not be possible on the following turn after this is equipped

- You have to dredge that sunken weapon and then pay 3 mana for it.

So the conditions of getting the sunken weapon is hard enough. The payoff is ludicrously weak even when it is dredged up. We're talking about a turn 5 play, with 2 mana left over to build up your own board.

The only way this card sees play is that theres literally no other weapon left and this card is the cheapest of the bunch. As Whetstone Hatchet has proven; even a useless but cheap weapon is better than no weapon at all, especially in quest pirate.

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We recently had a bit of a deluge, skin-wise, so I'd personally welcome fewer, higher quality cosmetics.

Forget Ring and Borderlands...  get the new Sim City super dooper 1992‐2022 gala package!!

Naaaah, get Borderlands. 

I think its more about the emotions rather than any real concrete reason. Dean was being diplomatic by pointing out some facts, rather than address the emotions people tend to feel about the subject. Hence why he thought it was an 'unpopular' opinion.

If the idea is that theorycrafting streams ruins hype and solves the meta for a certain group of people, then surely the best solution for them is to simply not watch it.

Works great on your own frozen minions!

I don't understand how people come to the conclusion that the meta becomes solved from the theorycrafting stream alone. Hearthstone has millions of players that play matches all day, and it still takes weeks for the meta to settle. The theorycrafting stream is (I think) 20 streamers who can play for a total of (I think) 6 hours. 

Not to mention, streamers are going to play "cool" decks with new mechanics, not whatever they think is going to be meta. On top of that, they are forced to run at least 10 cards from the new expansion. 

Even moreso, I don't get how theorycrafting streams kill the hype of the expansion. Seeing all the new cards in action just makes me want to play them even more. I honestly can't empathise with this argument.

Makes it awkward to play a lot of spells you wouldn't want to cast with random targets.

Works great on poisonous minions!

I am honestly shocked that they are being proactive about this.

The only way I would support four expansions per year is if they gave us the option to buy them as full sets, the way mini-expansions work now. I'd even be fine if the full-set option were cash-only, no gold.

So you honestly believe they would print this card while adding no new weapons to replace the ones rotating out?

Hello Silence my old friend