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Gaddamn Priest. 

Rogue has a lot of draw, but even still I think this is worth considering. It's a weird tutor, but I guess having some sort of idea of what you'll get is better than blind drawing (unless you know what you're looking for and this doesn't fetch it).

Maybe. Secret Passage is already so good for the aggressive decks, but maybe a slower list wants it.

I think it would be nicer to have this tracker at the start of the reveal season rather than on the tail end :)

That said, good job OoC team in this :D

Maybe you could try uninstalling and reinstalling? Usually works for me

That rhino certainly looks ferocious. It is an okay card too.

A decent number of spells is fairly easy for Druid, especially if you're looking for a higher curve on your minions and you run mostly spells at the low end to ramp into it. I don't know that a 4/4 Rush is all that amazing though, even if you manage to get it down around Turn 3 or 4.

My issue with this is that it feels terrible to attack with without a minion on board, and even then I don't think the buff is substantial enough. Sure, it curves nicely with Cagematch Custodian, but will the Custodian usually live to be buffed? My answer is no: the early game is usually about trading early resources to prevent early damage. There are just better weapons at Shaman's disposal, which isn't a great sign for the class.

Love seeing a new idea like this. I have absolutely no idea how good this is - I feel like you'd just rather have a good card and a better planned-out curve than use this to fix your mistakes, but maybe I'm just not seeing some combo potential.

Pretty good for aggro monsters lol.

Another case of a free body if you were already planning on playing a Combo card, with I guess the added bonus that it itself could activate the Combo - for example, you could play this and SI:7 Agent on turn 3.

It's nothing special, but if you're running a decent number of Combo cards then maybe you run this too.

Priest is going to be insufferable... 

This might be the best card in the priest set.

Worse than fishflinger because that gives the opponent a random murloc, which they probably don't want/need. This gives them something they put in their deck. 

This is an interesting card for priest and with the healing available to them the health cost isn't outlandish. Also the artwork is really cool.

A cute showcase of the Corrupt mechanic, but most lists will cut this very quickly. I did make the initial mistake of thinking that it also increased in mana cost each time, which would've been truly horrendous, but even as a 2 drop that you can weave into a later turn I just don't really see it having much impact.

Priest currently lacks card draw and this looks like an efficient addition of some to Priest. Insight is easy to corrupt and gives you the mana spent on it back in the discount. I don't see why Control/Highlander Priests wouldn't want to run this.

Probably good in some huge brain, expensive, chesty Druid deck. 

If all you care about is hitting the opponent in the face, this card is an easy pick. 4 damage is 4 damage. Of course, the vast majority of decks aren't that aggressive and won't look twice at this.

Great for aggro DH. 

As long as the majority of players are married to the idea of randomized packs, the game will never get any less expensive. Not in a significant way.

Here is the system that makes the most sense to me:

• Drop the free-to-play pretense. Everyone knows it's next to impossible to enjoy the game for free unless you sink most of your waking hours into it.
• Make it a subscription game, but with several tiers of service so that you can enjoy it according to the amount you are comfortable spending.
  • Basic Tier: Access to all cards of one single class, plus all neutral cards, for just a few dollars ($3 to $5 per month, maybe).
  • Multi-basic: You can pick up access to additional classes on an "a la carte" basis, but they are cheaper because you've already paid for neutrals.
  • Silver Tier: Access to all the cards in the game on a monthly basis. Maybe $20 a month or so.
  • Gold Tier: Access to all the cards in the game for the duration of the expansion (4 months) for the price of a normal AAA game ($60).
  • Platinum Tier: As Gold Tier, plus automatically receive all non-competitive cosmetic items that are released during the expansion. (Price depends on the number and value of cosmetic items included, but should be cheaper than Gold Tier plus those items purchased separately.)
• Cosmetic items are divided in to competitive (earned through wins, achievements, or other game play requirements) and non-competitive (generally purchased with gold or cash).

Honestly, the claim that the game is "free" has created far more drama than it's worth. Just drop it already.

Interesting... I don't know how to use it, but I'm intrigued. 

It's pretty good, 3/2 weapons always find a place.

Another card that's making that Demon Zoo possible. Perfect for curving from Midway Maniac, since it lets you clear something out. Of course, the heal is better later in the game, but that's fine.

This is quite good for spell Druid.

One of those epics I get one of, don't have the other menagerie deck pieces, they're not good enough to craft, and it just sits in my collection.