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This is most likely a surprisingly bad card. Big body with no upside, dead draw in late game, you literally cannot play this when you drew it unless some shennigans like Luna Pocket Galaxy. 

Might be the best of the Hero cards. Unconditional board reset that leaves you with 8-damage on board, ,which by itself is already setup for Battlemaster.

Seriously makes me question whether we have to nerf Battlemaster again.

I'll be glad to generate this during a game from one of Priest's many discovers/spell generators, but whether or not it actually goes in the deck will depend a lot on the metagame. Against an aggro deck this could be very valuable as a way to fight back against their board, but in a slower metagame I don't think it's good enough.

Wow that's a super neat design mechanic!

I feel like if you compare poorly to Fel Summoner you're already doomed. The only saving grace is the fact that now there's actually a critical mass of cheating effects so maybe that'll hold the deck together...for about two weeks until it gets rolled over by actual meta decks.

Unnerf Priestess of Fury.

Looks terrible to me on account of the fact that cards from your opponent's deck might not work with your at all. What does Rogue do with Flesh Giant for instance?

This should have just been a flat "on kill" and it would have been balanced. Having to go the extra mile just to get a mystery box just isn't good.

Truly excellent card - solid stats for a taunt, and the deathrattle is a lot of card draw for a class that has very little card draw. The synergy with Xyrella, the Devout is great, and is particularly nice because it can't draw you into fatigue like a generic "draw a card" deathrattle might.

It's also potentially a tutor effect for Questline Priest, as the Purified Shard is a holy spell. That's certainly not going to be the best deck for this card, but it might be fun to toy around with. Kibler's Questline Priest ran almost no spells and tried to use High Abbess Alura to cheat out the shard. This could provide some redundancy on actually getting your win condition without polluting the deck and ruining that cheat.

So clunky

My guess is based on the fact that the second number is also written with a digit, and not with letters. We'll see tho.

Great value and thus good for Arena. How much do the 2 Grunts cost?

Love the flavor, but does not really clean up the opposing board. Very annoying for the Deathrattle Priest opponent, but do you really want to slot in a card against 1 specific deck on ladder?

Repetitive Consecration on a dragon with upsides. Will probably see some play after a discover effect.

Superb card, 8/4 in total stats for 4 mana and chance to win back the board because of rush. What is not to like about this amazing card?

Brasswing is easy to dismiss as an expensive Consecration that won't net you much value, but I wouldn't count it out. Libram of Wisdom can be a very effective tool for lining up Honorable Kills for Brasswing, and an AOE that heals can end games in a single turn.

A dramatically better Tour Guide for Mage. I wonder how it interacts with Reckless Apprentice.

There are a lot of boards this won't do enough on (because 1/1's can still go face), but is a big Arcane spell for Magister Dawngrasp, and that matters, particularly considering the Honorable Kill effect of their hero power. Could be viable in that kind of deck.

Has great potential, but the setup is not that simple. Just playing Arbor Up instead (with tokens or small minions) is probably easier and more efficient.

This is cheaper than Arbor Up though, so it could be played on the turn before to trade without losing power on the board. If Token Druid is meta, this card is likely to be good in the mirror match at least.

What I'm more worried about is that when your opponent doesn't play many minions or only plays big minions, you won't get a lot of value out of this. The stats are such that you need to summon at least one Wyvern to make it worth the mana.

Since you have to have a decent board to make this work, Wing Commander Mulverick is a little bit of a win more card. That said, it does seem like it could be highly impactful in Token/Aggro mirrors as a way to overtake your opponent in a close match. You'd only really need to make one or two "real" trades before you can start just trading Wyverns to generate more Wyverns and clear off the enemy board for pretty cheap.

There is no way to know for sure just from the card text, but I think it's more likely that only the base damage is boosted and the Fel bonus is not.

Pretty good removal, maybe not for the most aggressive decks but very useful. Could be chosen over Kurtrus Ashfallen himself at the 4-mana removal slot.

Good 2-drop, you don't even need to get the Honorably kill for this to be useful. Stealth synergy is probably dead in constructed but good pick in Arena.

Nice 2-drop in arena that needs to be countered and it could be great to combo with Broom. But obviously situational = mostly bad.

Ah damn, I automatically assumed that it is illegal for Warlock not to damage their own minions.

The card text says "all enemies", so that can be an advantage over Hellfire and there is no risk of damaging your Imp.

While the card seems useful, I do share the concern that 5 mana might be too much. It could be worth it if you want tutor a particular spell, but for the average deck there are likely better alternatives.