Seems really OP on paper but in practice, what are you even doing with this?
The best Fire spell is Don't stand in the Fire, which is purely removal. Frost is even worse, because you're not gonna run Glaciate just for this and Nature? I can't even think of any big nature spell in Shaman right now.
Just feels like a card they designed for Mage, realized how broken it would be and then tried to fit into any other class without giving them any real support.
You generally overload as long as the spell goes off. Trick Totem overloads you, Stormcaller Bru'kan overloads you twice, so I wouldn't think casting a copy would prevent it.
Even if you overload by five mana from the spells, you'll probably be running two copies of Overdraft, so it's possible you play those three spells again the following turn, even.
Seems a little difficult to use given that you have to have three other specific cards in your hand to get value from it. That being said, it is essentially four cards in one, which makes it great if you can utilize it consistently.
Pretty sure the package is smaller, you only need Lady S'theno and two Abusive Sergeant for the combo. You probably need to cast around 8 spells afterward but a lot of DH Spells just gives more spells to cast anyways.
It also presumably doesn't use the cards up, since it says it "casts a copy". If you've got three castable spells in hand, you effectively draw three cards.
Quick note: The Japanese version of the card in the video doesn't have the Naga tag, and it does look like the other underwater snake people in the expansion, like Blademaster Okani and Kotori Lightblade. We'll have to wait for Blizz to update their galery.
This one is hard to evaluate because the from what we can see right now, the probable best results would be for this card to cast Don't Stand in the Fire!, Glaciate, and Charged Call for a massive tempo swing. But I haven't seen any of these except for charged call, which currently only exist in quest shaman, anywhere around.
Most other spells have a tendency to backfire on your own stuff, while some of the better spells like Feral Spirit, or Wildpaw Cavern don't have any spell schools attached. So where will this actually exist in? Control shaman? That's hardly a thing now, and I doubt it'll be there next meta unless that colossal minion really takes the cake in control archetypes.
Mixed at best to me. But can certainly get better as we progress throughout the next 2 years.
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New Shaman Minion - Wrathspine Enchanter
Seems really OP on paper but in practice, what are you even doing with this?
The best Fire spell is Don't stand in the Fire, which is purely removal. Frost is even worse, because you're not gonna run Glaciate just for this and Nature? I can't even think of any big nature spell in Shaman right now.
Just feels like a card they designed for Mage, realized how broken it would be and then tried to fit into any other class without giving them any real support.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
Big Spell Mage failed so now we try Big Spell Shaman.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
Since it cast copies this card is very good. Nice turn 7 tempo play.
Though Mage and Shaman are feeling way too similar right now
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
You generally overload as long as the spell goes off. Trick Totem overloads you, Stormcaller Bru'kan overloads you twice, so I wouldn't think casting a copy would prevent it.
Even if you overload by five mana from the spells, you'll probably be running two copies of Overdraft, so it's possible you play those three spells again the following turn, even.
New Shaman Minion - Wrathspine Enchanter
Seems a little difficult to use given that you have to have three other specific cards in your hand to get value from it. That being said, it is essentially four cards in one, which makes it great if you can utilize it consistently.
Wayward Sage is a New Demon Hunter Card Revealed by ChunGe for Voyage to the Sunken City
Good card but I'm not spending 400 dust for it.
New Neutral Minion - Naga Giant
Seems better than Arcane Giant, and if that saw play I don't see why this shouldn't.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
the art clearly depicts a Naga Lord, a type of unique naga model introduced in the second wow expansion.
It's most likely intended to be a naga
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Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
I like it! Hopefully we'll get a big spell from the expansion plus something from the core set to support this card.
Wayward Sage is a New Demon Hunter Card Revealed by ChunGe for Voyage to the Sunken City
Pretty sure the package is smaller, you only need Lady S'theno and two Abusive Sergeant for the combo. You probably need to cast around 8 spells afterward but a lot of DH Spells just gives more spells to cast anyways.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
Oh, yeah, good point! Does casting a copy overload you? Either way, this is nuts with Eye of the Storm in wild.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
I will play this so much. And not sure if it will be good but frankly don't care:)
New Shaman Minion - Wrathspine Enchanter
Interesting card and even tough the targets are chosen random this can be pretty good ! Could also work pretty well with Radiance of Azshara.
But i guess the random factor makes this card a little weaker .
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
It also presumably doesn't use the cards up, since it says it "casts a copy". If you've got three castable spells in hand, you effectively draw three cards.
Wayward Sage is a New Demon Hunter Card Revealed by ChunGe for Voyage to the Sunken City
Unless you can consistently buff her, Lifestyle OTK and Altruis might be a lot stronger in that scenario.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
Quick note: The Japanese version of the card in the video doesn't have the Naga tag, and it does look like the other underwater snake people in the expansion, like Blademaster Okani and Kotori Lightblade. We'll have to wait for Blizz to update their galery.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
This one is hard to evaluate because the from what we can see right now, the probable best results would be for this card to cast Don't Stand in the Fire!, Glaciate, and Charged Call for a massive tempo swing. But I haven't seen any of these except for charged call, which currently only exist in quest shaman, anywhere around.
Most other spells have a tendency to backfire on your own stuff, while some of the better spells like Feral Spirit, or Wildpaw Cavern don't have any spell schools attached. So where will this actually exist in? Control shaman? That's hardly a thing now, and I doubt it'll be there next meta unless that colossal minion really takes the cake in control archetypes.
Mixed at best to me. But can certainly get better as we progress throughout the next 2 years.
New Demon Hunter Minion - Wayward Sage
Decent Card, 2 Mana 2/2 with a nice ability. I kinda see this in aggro/token-ish Demon Hunter Decks.
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
It's waaaay better than servant, since you have a great degree of control over what you cast.
New Shaman Minion - Wrathspine Enchanter
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Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
So kinda like Servant of Yogg-Saron but it casts 3 spells for 2 more mana.
Terrible comparison I know, but it's the best we got
Wrathspine Enchanter is a New Shaman Card Revealed by Tansoku for Voyage to the Sunken City
Hm there are some decent control spells in each school i suppose
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Wayward Sage is a New Demon Hunter Card Revealed by ChunGe for Voyage to the Sunken City
Its a good card but the results will likely be inconsistent at best. With Skull of Gul'dan, Illidari Studies, Il'gynoth, and Mo'arg Artificer gone, there's really not many targets that'll give you a significant advantage with the discount. There's currently only hero kurtrus, Lady S'theno, Jace Darkweaver and perhaps Death Speaker Blackthorn but nothing on the level of a discounted skull.
But mana cheat will always be good in some way, and I wouldn't be too surprised to see this card in competitive at some point.