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Combo accelerator... interesting... this guarantees me drawing Hemet, Jungle Hunter in 2 turns in Mecha'thun warlock

It also guarantees drawing Mecha'thun so it can be dragged out with Dirty Rat. But of course it all depends on the players drawing the correct cards in time.

Nom nom nom nom!

Interesting effect.  I’m sure in some cases it’s going to be useful to guarantee pulling combo pieces, or just your big, powerful cards for later in the game.  Think it’s rating of good or bad is really depends on if there is a deck in the meta that can use this effect consistently to win games.

But 5/5 stars due to the bonus effect of this guy being a shoe chef!  I believe that’s like, what, second in command of a commercial kitchen... I learned that from watching Ratatouille 

Combo accelerator, for expensive comboes... Just imagine in Wild you already have Innervate... you play this, draw UI and Bam you have your full Aviana Kun combo. Or in Mecha'thun you can Guarantee drawing Hemet soonish...

if it was lowest to highest then it's really bad but highest makes sense this cards makes it so you can have more early game than normal if you draw this card.. but it's hard to gurantee to draw this card.. maybe it's just not as deck wrapping and a deck can function without this card.

I'd say this is a must have in most control decks

Demon Hunters have exceptional vision due to the sacrifice of their organic eyes, so being able to see their opponent's hand makes sense (though the WoW ability, Spectral Sight, is already a card). As for forcibly shuffling cards back into their deck? Eh, there's no lore basis for that. Demon Hunters have powerful control/disruption abilities, but mostly against demons. That's just a "Hearthstone DHs need something different" thing. Similarly, the flavor of Glide would make sense... if it only affected the Demon Hunter, not their opponent. DH is probably the worst option for a new HS class; in WoW, it's the least fleshed out in terms of abilities, designed to be a fast, simple, and brutal class. The HS devs will have to A) Come up with a lot of new stuff and B) Finesse DH's relatively few abilities into HS, where they won't always match up nicely. 

This looks like a good combo card, helps getting to your Malygos sooner, and works well in quest Warlock. Also pretty good in big decks like Recruit warrior and perhabs big warlock. This card looks pretty good to me, and it counters/gets countered by most new DH cards like Glide. So good for combo's and bad for most other decks i guess. Very interesting card though, this feels like an legendary effect. (*ahem Infiltrator Lilian)

EAT THE SHOE! EAT THE SHOE!

Good exactly against buffs

This card is really weird or really cool. I find it hard to judge the powerlevel but I can't wait to see how various deckbuilders will approach this card. Quest warlock? Aggro decks that top out at 5 mana? Who knows!

Time to eat shoes!

Shoe eating time!

Seeing the card's effect, I don't even care about the shoe anymore. What the hell is this? With quest warlock, you can consistently draw malygos for 0. Also everything else that Regis mentioned in his video.

5-cost deckbuilders RISE UP!

Summon all the Leeroy Jenkins you can!

Combo accelerator... interesting... this guarantees me drawing Hemet, Jungle Hunter in 2 turns in Mecha'thun warlock

This is too weird to rate. But enjoy your meal Avalon!

Quest warlock?

Definitely good somewhere. Tutors toggwaggle and murozond to the top of your deck in togg priest, and probably helps other decks as well.

Almost certainly a combo-only card. I don't think that this makes a lot of sense anywhere else, unless you decide to use it as a tutor for a finisher in an aggro deck?

I hear from Echo that Crocs are easy to eat.

I love to see new mechanics like this.

Maybe that card can work as a tutor for your Big resources. Big demon warlock or Big warrior should love Lorekeeper Polkelt.

But damn, topdeck mastah.

I am also not so sure about this. This card's success depends on many factors like outcast, hitting the right cards at the right time and so on.

Sure it can produce some crucial plays, preventing a reno on turn 6 to save your board for example. 

But you could achieve the same effect more easily with a mana burn and actually do something for tempo.