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Spending 5 mana on a buff to turn a unit into Horns of the Dragon, the infamous Ionia unit which just gets chump blocked forever, sounds like a bad deal. Now, if you also give that unit Overwhelm, then that changes things: you get a unit which can threaten to end the game, fast. And if you get a 2-mana discount from Gleaming Lantern, then this card becomes very attractive.

That said, this gets countered by Frostbites, Stuns and especially Recall effects, so you'd want to devote even more cards to protecting the buffed unit. As a general use card this looks bad, but it could work as part of an OTK combo. Verdict: 3/5

may be card changes: 

Wildheart Guff may cost 7 Mana and draw 2 Cards 

Amplified Snowflurry may read "Your next Hero Power Freezes the target" 

Najak Hexxen may cost 6 Mana 

Brilliant Macaw may cost 4 Mana 

Defias Cannoneer may cost 5 Mana 

Guild Trader may have 2 Attack 

Mr. Smite may cost 8 Mana 

Swinetusk Shank may cost 5 Mana and have 1 Attack 

Mozaki, Master Duelist may cost 8 Mana and has 4 Attack 

Argent Braggart may cost 4 Mana 

Level Up! May cost 5 Mana

Sorcerer's Apprentice may be 3 Mana 4/3 

Time to main deck Minimorph I guess.

Edit : Silence and transform doesn't affect her either according to riot.

Elusive is a very powerful keyword, but this is a pretty expensive buff; Sumpworks Map is a 2-mana buff that grants Elusive, and it sees no play. This card has some significant upsides over Sumpworks map, such as getting your Rainbowfish card back if the buffed unit dies and the ability to play it as a unit if needed. This might see play. 3/5

A lot of these attachment fae are egregiously over costed and due to that I don't really see any of them being played beyond Yuumi herself and maybe quick quill...but you have to remember that none of these get to be played as combat tricks. They don't get to be played mid combat or something like that. The fact that you get the buff back in hand is a definite upside but the tempo loss if you buff a unit and then have it killed with a spell or even silenced is pretty intense.  

Man she look just as obnoxious as her league counterpart 10/10.

On more serious note Wounded Whiteflame definitely need some adjustment now, that thing was already nigh-impossible to kill without hard removal.

Yuumi is very strong. Think of other cards that grant permanent buffs to units: cards like Take Heart, Stand Alone, or Blessing of Targon. Yuumi is more mana efficient, her buff grows in size every turn, and if the buffed unit gets killed, you get the buff card (Yuumi) replaced in your hand. She benefits from Fae synergy cards like Gleaming Lantern, and if she levels up, she also adds a Spellshield buff that refreshes itself every turn.

Additionally, if you get a bricked hand full of buffs but no units to cast them on? No problem, you just play Yuumi as a unit.

Downsides: You can't spend Spell Mana on Attach cards, and they're played at unit speed which passes initiative back to your opponent. Verdict: 5/5

Alright I'll try again. 

First off, what deck you play is extremely relevant. Not only are certain decks far harder to play optimally, even if they may not look like it at first glance, they may also be a poor matchup into whatever you're facing. 

Second, this game, like most other card games, is still heavily rng and percentage dependant. Some days you will draw the worst possible cards and get screwed over by RNG. That happens to literally everyone. What matters is that you identify whether you played correctly, rather than giving up immediately just because you bricked or because your opponent drew the nuts.

Third, wild is definitely an easier format than standard. That most likely explains why you do better there. Not only are the good decks easier to play because their power levels are so high, you also face more casual players. There's no incentive for the best players to play the format, and decks are generally a lot less refined and optimal due to there being less meta reports and whatnot compared to standard.

This becomes even more apparent when you play meme decks/tier 3 and below decks. In standard, at decent mmr, the majority of decks will be refined and meme decks get punished far harder and more often by these decks.

So again, if you actually want to win more games in standard, and this isn't just some disguised salt thread, then people will only be able to help you if you share some replays, really.

This screenshot should be placed in the plagin installation guide. I couldn't figure out how to login either.

Portrait Tyrande, Cardback Gift of Elune

Sounds like  a decent idea to keep them, I haven't though of that.

They will give u next standard cards after the rotation, which will include: barrens, united, alterac and new expansion. In resume, they will always give standard cards, no matter in what standard we are.

I have quite a lot of (unopened) standard packs. I am wondering what will happen if I keep them closed until rotation. Will they become "new standard" packs or will their remain with "old standard" ? any idea?

Very creative! I like the idea a lot (now we definitely need baby Old Gods to become canon). Something tells me I might enjoy playing or facing this one a lot more than the still-evil-Illucia in our current Duels landscape. 

P.S. Gotta love the shout-out to ever enigmatic Brad. 

Something tells me that this used to give +1/1 but they nerfed it after the whole Yordle Explorer fiasco.