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Oddly enough this makes that neutral buffer good in comparison solely due to how bad this is. If it was specific target I think it might be better but as of now it sucks

Seems kind of bad growers have always been meh when put in practice and this demands outcasts not just playing left or right

I also forgot lucentbark was in standard and if the interaction works the way I think it does where it keeps the greybough bough deathrattle when it goes dormant, then it could be very good. Every time your opponent kills a lucentbark they have to kill greybough too. And when you copy lucentbark that value is exponential unless they kill all the lucentbark at once. 

As others are saying yeah its like dyno without a body and it still hits mechs and dyno was great so I expect a lot of this

Good with ETC fine with parade leader I think. I don't expect too much play but I think its a fine card

Wow! This is garbage I would actually prefer to play silverback over this thing at least silverback doesn't give a free minion and still takes 4 damage

Nice shuffle away and nice stats I can see this being played quite a lot

Small thing to correct 12 weeks is 3 months, not 4

Nice heal splash or poke extra nice since you can sort of decide when to swap it around

So from my estimate we should expect to get to lvl 58 (5400) without counting time commitment. Now considering time commitment to 8.1k gold (which I see around is most people's goal between expansions) We'll also need to play almost 200 hours between expansions, from my understanding, this seems like quite a bit, but when we divide it into weeks, that's the same as contributing 11.4 hours per week... Quite high, but I suppose its doable).
I think the amount gained per hour should be increased...Maybe doubled? But who knows... To max out the whole table, that's an incredible 59.43 hours per week played

Now if you get the tavern pass you get to ~lvl 69 and 7050 gold without time commitment (doing all daily and weekly quests) and to get the same 8000 gold you only need to do 3 hours per week. (The same equivalent (11ish hours per week) would be lvl 92 (10500 gold))

To max out with tavern pass you would be expected to still play 41.5 hours per week.... Just wow)

So you can see yourself as maybe getting roughly to perhaps a little more than 2k gold with tavern pass, making it pretty much worth it for those who usually preorder (it comes to maybe 1$/pack) so long as you expect to play more than 5-6 hours per week, and only gets more advantageous after that.

I think this is absolutely terrible and will never see play outside a suicide warlock or something it just doesn't seem good I see no reason to play this.

Doesn't look great on paper but maybe there's some cool elemental synergy I'm over looking

So how exactly do you earn XP? I haven't had time to download the update. The Tavern Pass only makes sense if it significantly helps leveling faster. Does the XP bonus also apply to daily and weekly quests? 

I like it decent little smack late game and fine body early game

I also mostly just do the quests. Sometimes a bit more. Seems like it will be hard to get same rewards with that strategy in the new reward system. Even though Blizzard said it would be easier...

That sounds similar to my back of the envelope calculation as well.

The 20% tavern pass bonus really impacts gold gain post level 50. In reaching the (non-gold) reward cap, I think the tavern pass results in almost ~1200g more... as you reach level 58 w/ the pass in the same amount of xp a non-pass would take to reach level 50.

For me to buy the tavern pass (aside from wanting certain cosmetics), I want to be getting > 100G/ 1$ spent. I think this seems rather easy to do, since the play time rewards will add up over the course of the expansion period. For me this is ~level 64 w/ tavern pass. That would require ~3-4h a week of play if the 400xp/h rates are true (480xp/h w/ pass)

Super creepy looking but hey otherwise nice card fo sho gonna be in token decks but I'm not sure how often the corrupt will trigger

power creeping some useless neutrals I guess I'm not sure how much play this will get but it does seem likely to be a semi-useful card with how much ramp druid has.

I think this is gonna be run in a ton of decks it's a fine taunt that has all the tribes so it can be buffed random generated and rezzed by a lot of things

I think this is a terrible standard card but could do decent things for mill in wild

I think it would have made more sense as a 3/5 or a 4/4, Taunt should be worth something.