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How do the demons improve? Increased attack, stats, or amount of them summoned?

This could finally make token DH a thing. I'm curious how your hero attacks affect the summoned demons, I'm guessing their attack scales with the number of times you attacked?

Also, there is the Felfire Deadeye + Expendable Performers dream with the upgraded hero power.

Edit: ok wow three people already beat me to it lol

Just two hero attacks would summon two 3/12s with rush. Seems too OP. My guess is that the tokens just get an additional +1 attack per hero attack, since that's what Demon Hunter's button does.

This card has the potential to be broken, but likely only in wild where there's many more choose one cards. In standard there's really not alot you'd want to play before this comes out. Nourish is just about the most powerful choose one spell you'd rather have this cast and that's likely turn 5-7, a bit slow.

But with more choose one cards introduced, this one can only gain in power.

wow, this is nuts

That hero power is straight up busted. You can just play Felfire Deadeye with Expendable Performers and just tap hp about 10 times and kill your opponent. It effectively means anything left on board against dhunter is a dangerous threat.

As for the battlecry. No idea what this means. I assume you'll summon more 1/4 rush minions each time you hp before you play this card. But honestly, even if this comes with a mere 1/4 and 5 armor, if the hp works as I think it does, then you'll slam this on 6 regardless.

I'm assuming the tokens will get an additional 1/4 stats per attack.

Tokens get increased attack each time you attack.

Also Felfire Deadeye and Expendable Performers is a good finishing combo.

That Hero Power looks super dangerous with Expendable Performers and Felfire Deadeye, maybe this crazy amount of burst will finally make Token DH meta-viable?

These streamers are painful to watch for card reveals. I understand they're building their streams, but reveal the cards. Talking about the cards is fine, but purposefully dragging this out to get more time with a larger audience is just 'dread'ful.

Is this Hero Power permanently or this turn only? :x

Anti-synergy with Jerry Rig Carpenter, as the split spells won't count as Choose One. Currently there isn't whole lot of Choose One effects to pair with this or Jerry Rig, but that didn't stop the latter from appearing in both Taunt and Anacondra Druid deck lists, and I think this card will similarly see solid experimentation.

As others have pointed out, it seems very weak. Hunter hasn't played a 6-mana card all year - to make the cut, a 6-mana card really needs to potentially win the game, or swing it toward a next-turn win. This doesn't. Spending 6-mana to cast a pair of Secrets isn't worth a space in any Hunter deck, regardless of the Improvements. The Hero Power is arguably a down-grade - hitting the opponent's face for 2 each turn sets up outs with Piercing Shot, or Aimed Shot. Spending 3-mana for a turn-7 or turn-8 Leokk will just lose too many games.

Amazing Big Demon card. This is Skull of the Man'ari that only lasts 1 turn, but can't be destroyed. Demon Hunters also have significantly better Big Demons than Warlock. 

This can be really good. Since this doesn't need to be played the same turn, just sometime after a Choose One spell to be playable. Play Nourish for mana crystals, then drop this to draw 3 seems great!

Got my first 12-0 run in Duels with Dragon Priest with Holy spells. It was in Casual mode.

Dragon Affinity causes you to put up incredible tempo early on and with double Battle cries I was Alexstraszaing my opponents face most of the time even when the pesky paladins hiding behind their divine shield taunts :D

I created the deck from the builder but couldn't find Holy Fire in the deck creator so replaced It with Against All Odds for just completing the deck. If you want to use the exact deck replace It with Holy Fire in game.

First pool - Dragon Affinity

Second pool - Battle Totem

Dragon Priest - Master Duelist 1.4: Back To School

Duels · Dragon Priest · by Calenmir · 4 years, 9 months ago

• 0 Desperate Prayer x 1
• 1 Draconic Studies x 1
• 1 Holy Smite x 1
• 1 Shard of the Naaru x 1
• 2 Brightwing x 1
• 2 Faerie Dragon x 1
• 2 Netherspite Historian x 1
• 3 Devout Dungeoneer x 1
• 3 Holy Nova x 1
• 3 Rustrot Viper x 1
• 4 Duskbreaker x 1
• 4 Twilight Drake x 1
• 5 Loatheb x 1
• 6 Holy Fire x 1
• 9 Alexstrasza the Life-Binder x 1

2,240 Dust 1,206 0 Copy Deck Code

This is surprisingly stealthy good. There aren't enough big choose one spells in standard to make a big splash. But with power of the wild and sow the soil; this gives you good buff follow up or more board building options. Or with the other new choose one spell in the upcoming expansion; this is a solid card with a draw option. This going to be in a lot of druid lists coming next expansion.

There is a difference between putting together a bunch of cards with the same theme, calling that pile a deck and fine tune that pile (tech/change quantities) to be fitting for the most common matchups. 

I already noticed that you rarely take the time to finetune your lists and I don't mind that but making fun of me because I prefer to finetune my decks is just rude and not appropriate.

There's no way this isn't busted. Premium statline coupled with a full-powered spell effect at no extra cost. The only potential balancing factor is that you'll want to play this with the more powerful choose one effects, i.e. you don't want to play this on curve to get the most bang for your buck. If you ramp with your Nourish, the 3/4 statline is not such a big deal when it's turn 7.

Trully a useless feat

Thanks for the update, Nirast!

Maybe it's worth making a post about all the free champions available in Path of Champions now? I generally think that any event where literally 8 champions are given away for free is worth a post! :)

I'm in team "hell no".

The problem with the game right now is often that the board doesn't matter enough. Over-the-top damage and combo's aplenty.

This is a super hard counter to decks that try to make big, overwhelming mid-to-lategame boards. Midrange decks and big decks. This will only make the board matter even less. And the board is the only place where hearthstone is interactive.

And there we go  fully optimized deep deck ready to be properly evaluated for the current meta.

Just played it into that ledros control deck the "best Lor player in the game" came up with and it was an easy win.

I baited ruination sooo hard that player must have felt salty being read like an open book

A spell counter for Hunter is a very big deal, even if it only delays it a turn (or two). A little extra time is often the only thing a Hunter needs.