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It feels a little weird for one drop pally to get stuff 2 years after its creation. It could be a slow wincon for paladins akin to Justicar. 

Edit: I read it as though only 1 drop minions worked with this. It totally works with secrets which is why I am willing to bet that secret paladin is going to be t1/t2. Disgusting late game value for a deck that runs out of fuel so fast.

You don't even necessarily have to make a Dude deck for this to be an endgame win condition. Paly decks already run enough one-drops, between First Day of School, Knight of Anointment, Safety Inspector, Aldor Attendant, any secret, and especially Pen Flinger, which can be easily used in each of the three stages. Getting what is basically Jaraxxus' hero power if the game goes long enough could be worth diluting the opening mulligan.

I'm looking forward to try this one out on the very first day!
Gotta love and experiment with Demon's synergy

The reward is significantly weaker than say, the Priests 'destroy the enemy hero' reward, but this is also much much easier to progress through (Assuming the same minion that is played in the first set of 3 can also be played in the second or third set).

This wants to be played in an aggro deck that can play fast and close out with two 3/3s from the hero power each turn, and I'm not sure this is good enough.

I also don't think you make a dude deck for this, maybe lothraxion, but just rely on hero power alone to close out games.

So once you have played 9 (1) drops, you get to have Lightborn Cariel, which then gives your Silverhand recruit +2/+2 ?
Not sure I'm seeing the value here ..not to mention slow ... but hey, maybe we are on for a surprises and it'll revive Dude'ladin on Standard

Dude pally will still be trash

I was wondering if outofcards would actually feature this in an article, given the busy schedule and all that.

Guldan's story has got to be one of the best if not straight up the best of the lot. That says alot for a character that was killed off in warcraft 2. Other characters may have longer stories, but only Guldan's feels complete; from his tragic upbringing to his rise and corruption of the horde, and his ultimate downfall caused by his own lust for power.

The actual battle itself was fine. The puzzles were a good break from the previous books, with the difficulty fairly adjusted (I only struggled for 15 minutes with the Fenris puzzle). Final battle was forgettable, but not really suffering in comparison with the other's anyway.

Oh, and this guldan's voice acting is superior to the one we have currently, bizarrely enough.

Gotta love the “Well Played” emote from Gul’dan  

Is there a secret on the last puzzle where you're creating Death Knights? It was super easy to clear the minions, way too easy, but there was flavor text that talked about boosting the health of the spirit up to 20. I cleared the board thinking I had to hit the requirement and the story advanced, but I was thinking of going back for another playthrough if there was actually something cool to solve.

I really enjoyed the puzzles.
This coming from someone who couldn't figure out 2 of the Puzzlebox Lab

I haven't done any of these but now that one is being released right before a expansion i will do so now. I really want to pull warlock's questline. 

Obligatory 5 stars for meme value.

This is one of the cards that fall under the category of "fun card that is not meant to be competitive". If this ever becomes a core card in a tier 1 deck, it will be nerfed.

This feels like pack filler and was probably only made to be put into battlegrounds as a tribeless demon buffer once they do the next bg update.

Let's solve it! (:

Do ya think so?

I love this card!!  Yet, how does one pull off the SoaT  in standard?   I need to get a life and figure it out...

Not bad, especially with tradeable. Could be a solid finisher for a demon zoo deck.

We would need some more demons printed if this to see play in standard, but for wild it is already okeish...

Very splashable card, can definitely see Demonic Assault as the 29th and 30th card in virtually any warlock deck. The 6 Health Taunt works for control, the 3 damage is ok reach for more aggressive lists and the 2 minions can synergize with a lot of zoo board buffs.

This is 3 cards into one, and even if all 3 cards are mediocre, the combined effect can be very useful (see Sludge Belcher before he was power creeped to death).

I actually see this card and Troublemaker as more different than some people think. Sure, they do similar things, but Lothar isn't so much about getting more stats on board and pinging for 3 as he is more of a balanced Illidari Inquisitor for control Warrior, having pseudo Windfury after the turn he's played. And since we're talking about control Warrior, the "attack an random minion" can be read as "attack the leftover small minion".

Like I said, he's a balanced version of Illidari Inquisitor, he doesn't represent immediate 8 damage when played nor 16 damage after that, but the scaling can still get out of control fast. If anything, I'd rather have Lothar's text on Illidari Inquisitor and something more unique as a legendary effect for him.

I remember this! :) 

Yeah I put this deck on Hearthpwn and realized that and edited it but forgot to do it here haha, nice catch, thanks folks!

"If the face plays Taunt, me pay 1 mana to kill it and still go face", some dude playing Pirate Warrior that teched this for some reason.

As he said no broom lol nice idea tho