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This is how I assume it works too.

I'd rather it be the other way and have the immune effects be for other self damage not fatigue like syracz said. 

Is that how these fatigue damage cards work?

Because if its literally anti synergy with immune, then that would be a massive misfire from team5. I think it'll work by looking at the fatigue counter, not the actual damage taken like Shadowblade Slinger

Man, I sure do hope that this spell CANNOT be discovered like Rogue spell or DK one. It will be so busted if it will be 

Crazed Conductor - These cards are pretty neat in that not much blizzard prints interacts with fatigue. If I were to have a complaint it would be that this is ultimately just stapled to a second round of imp support. This one is a decent payoff, summoning 2+ 3/3s and a 4/5 (usually) for 5-mana is not a bad deal.

Baritone Imp is probably the one you would be happiest to play early to buff the rest of this package. A 2 mana 3/3 as a baseline is not bad, though it doesn't scale as well as the rest.

Crescendo - A one sided AoE that hits face is really nice. The caveat here being you would need to have played at least one other before this is big enough for the cost.

Felstring Harp is a neat card. Assuming you burn though all of its charges it will heal you for at least 7 health (assuming your opponent is dealing damage for you to heal which more often than not they are) which puts it just below Holy Light with the "tradeoff" being you have to play it first. That said realistically you are hitting yourself for more than 1-damage pings and honestly being able to just play this early and forget about it is probably better then having to wait until you have health to heal more often than not.

A lot of these gain buffs depending on the self damage though. So if you are immune and take no damage....you take no benefits from the cards so you might as well not have played them.

As a choir singer, I love these cards.

These cards seem cool, good, flavorful, and work well with cards that'll remain in Standard.

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*looks at Warrior*

Is there anything stopping you from playing "Wild" and just continue as you used to?

It's honestly just good at baseline and it just keeps getting better the more you go on. The perfect enabler for the other Fatigue cards.

Why doesn't Warrior get cards like this?

Scaling asymmetrical AoE that also goes face.

Honestly, this is just unreasonably insane, especially considering Hellfire already got buffed so it'S not like you'd need to play this too early.

This isn't even just damage mitigation, it's straight-up healing. Just play it at any point and use lifetaps and whatever else you want to heal back up. It's actually just better than Touch of the NAthrezim if you're thinking in terms of total damage prevented.

I mean, just at baseline this is already way above average stats (not good enough for Constructed obviously, but still) and just at 2 it's already nuts.

Considering this can easily be summon 3-4 imps on turn 5 on average (while you can still mitigate the damage) is kind of insane. It's honestly silly they made the main body this good already.

At the very worst, it's a 2 mana 3/3 Imp that deals 1 damage to your hero. It might see Imploc play for that alone.

So every single one of my decks is now outlawed in standard. Not one or two or three.

But something like 20 seperate decks are now unplayable for me.

I dont know if I can recover from that.

I dont know if I want to.

I will say Marvel Snap is looking a lot better now as much **** as I give that game.

At least it didn't invalidate 3/4 of my collection and all of my hard off meta deck building work.

I guess the pro community is happy, no longer losing to stupid stuff like insta ramp asol, but I also think the game is worse off because of it.

Like they took their tree house and kicked off the ladder for everyone else.

You play it after Jailer obviously, what don't you understand here?

But it will just get destroyed before you can even be immune by it 99% of the time

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And you will get destroyed if your turn 11 play is a Jailer + Void Virtuoso as well.

Point being: If you can survive dropping Jailer you might as well play Mal'ganis.

To be fair, it's not like you can mitigate ALL of the damage 100% of the time, it's more of a failsafe so you don't eventually just kill yourself because your opponent happened to be an aggro deck that just went face.

If you try to mitigate with just healing and taunts you're gonna give them too many good tools and we get another Kobolds and Catacombs situation (where Warlock was allowed to be super-greedy because of all the recovery they had)

But it will just get destroyed before you can even be immune by it 99% of the time