I am not exactly sure which kind of deck will fit this card. I like the theme and the artwork of the card, but the effect and the cost are what worries me.
I'm really wondering where the BASIC cards are for this class and if you have to level it up from 0 to unlock them like you had to with all the other classes.
Copying some specific minions like the Prime predecessor (the small shroom guy) or the neutral deathrattle legendary that spits out your minions buffed or your combo enabler will be really nice for a variety of druid decks in my opinion. It is nice to have that option now, when Floop rotates out for example.
Solid card, nothing to complain about here. The only problem I see is that Paladin (so far) doesn't have a 1/3 1-drop left in Standard, meaning this will be much slower (unless you get a Brazen Zealot to stick)
A bit clunky, since he's really just a vanilla 4/6, kinda wish they added at least one keyword to this.
I get that the main strength is supposed to be the Libram package and the insane value it gives you, but playing this will always feel bad yet necessary.
This is basically Shield of Galakrond without the Taunt which just seems a bit slow. Let's hope Libram Paladin has a strong enough gameplan to justify this
I wonder if they will continue printing more librams going forward or if it's just gonna be another dead mechanic after the next expansion, as team 5 loves to do with paladin last few years. I'm still waiting for anything remotely supporting dragon paladin...
I know this might sound like a smal issue, but as someone who loves to use the OOC deckbuilder to theorycraft new decks for the next expansion, it's a bit annoying that we can't select a format without the Year of the Raven cards. Likewise, it's also annoying if you want to build a deck for the currect meta without accidentally adding Year of the Phoenix cards.
Very strong comeback card, comparable to Hidden Oasis except a stronger body. If you max out your cost reduction you can get this down to 3 which enables you to play it the same turn you get it off Liadrin, which is HUGE and makes Liadrin so much less awkward to play.
All in all this is just solid in general and the shell is flexible enough to be included in many different archetypes
Back in the day I played Explorer's Hat quite a bit and despite it being slow and usually not worth running, having access to an infinitely recycling +1/+1 is pretty nice.
This is even better because it will eventually cost 0 and you can get a bunch of them off of Liadrin, which means you basically have enough fuel to win the topdeck war against anyone who doesn't run silence (in which case you should just spread them out so you don't lose them all at once).
I have no idea how strong this is going to be and it might not work out as planned in the end, but damn, it looks like a lot of fun and I'll be happy to try it.
Honestly, even without Libram support this is good enough to run, because it's actually the first time we get this effect asymmetrical. It's a pretty big deal when you don't actually have to murder your own board while playing Wild Pyromancer.
It also gets improved by the fact that you don't actually need Pyro for it to be useful, because the weapon gives it at least some value as a standalone and that's HUGE for a class that doesn't really have that much access to draw.
I personally think that this card change is perfect as I'm sure they'll release more type specific buff's in future sets that will be at burst speed. This card now being +2/+2 will make 'token' decks much more viable in the future. This also sort of HAD to happen due to Pack also getting a change.
Nagrand Slam is a new Hunter Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
if opponent's board is empty they will go face... no charge needed.
Ysiel Windsinger is a new Druid Legendary Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
I can see the Trolden clip already.
Libram of Wisdom
But it got wordier for some reason and had to specify "Add a 'Libram of Wisdom' spell" instead of just saying "Add a Libram of Wisdom". Weird.
Nagrand Slam is a new Hunter Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
It says "random enemies", not "random enemy minions".
Malygos & Velen
I'm wondering if any of you is using Malygos or Prophet Velen deck with good results (in wild) ?
I never played one because i don't have Malygos yet. As for the Velen I was able to put my hands on golden one because of HoF.
New Hunter Spell - Nagrand Slam
I am not exactly sure which kind of deck will fit this card. I like the theme and the artwork of the card, but the effect and the cost are what worries me.
Blizzard Reveals Six New Paladin Cards & Introduces the Libram Mechanic for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
You want to cast a spell? I AM THE SPELL!
Demon Hunter Initiate
I'm really wondering where the BASIC cards are for this class and if you have to level it up from 0 to unlock them like you had to with all the other classes.
New Druid Spell - Germination
Copying some specific minions like the Prime predecessor (the small shroom guy) or the neutral deathrattle legendary that spits out your minions buffed or your combo enabler will be really nice for a variety of druid decks in my opinion. It is nice to have that option now, when Floop rotates out for example.
New Paladin Minion - Aldor Truthseeker
Except he does have Taunt lol :P
New Paladin Spell - Hand of A'dal
Solid card, nothing to complain about here. The only problem I see is that Paladin (so far) doesn't have a 1/3 1-drop left in Standard, meaning this will be much slower (unless you get a Brazen Zealot to stick)
New Paladin Minion - Aldor Truthseeker
A bit clunky, since he's really just a vanilla 4/6, kinda wish they added at least one keyword to this.
I get that the main strength is supposed to be the Libram package and the insane value it gives you, but playing this will always feel bad yet necessary.
This is basically Shield of Galakrond without the Taunt which just seems a bit slow. Let's hope Libram Paladin has a strong enough gameplan to justify this
New Neutral Minion - Maiev Shadowsong
BOARD WIPE.... except for this guy...
Blizzard Reveals Six New Paladin Cards & Introduces the Libram Mechanic for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
I wonder if they will continue printing more librams going forward or if it's just gonna be another dead mechanic after the next expansion, as team 5 loves to do with paladin last few years. I'm still waiting for anything remotely supporting dragon paladin...
No More Cap on Vault Levels and Unlimited Wildcard Purchases are Coming to Legends of Runeterra in Patch 0.9.3, With Even More Progression Changes!
All great news!
New Paladin Minion - Aldor Attendant
Just a very good card for the deck. Also makes including the Libram package in Pure Paladin more appealing, because that deck needed 2-drops anyways.
It just feels a bit boring. I wish they made it like a 2/2 with Divine Shield for more internal synergy, but I guess that would be way too much.
New Paladin Spell - Libram of Justice
I have just noticed that this is enemy only: as long as you can stay wide enough on the board, this card grants you to stay ahead on Tempo.
+ Wild Pyromancer it becomes board clear AND Mancer survives too!
Being able to select "Post-rotation standard" under format in deckbuilder
I know this might sound like a smal issue, but as someone who loves to use the OOC deckbuilder to theorycraft new decks for the next expansion, it's a bit annoying that we can't select a format without the Year of the Raven cards. Likewise, it's also annoying if you want to build a deck for the currect meta without accidentally adding Year of the Phoenix cards.
Ashes of Outland - Reveal Season Community Bingo
And don't forget the new druid legendary
New Paladin Spell - Libram of Hope
Very strong comeback card, comparable to Hidden Oasis except a stronger body. If you max out your cost reduction you can get this down to 3 which enables you to play it the same turn you get it off Liadrin, which is HUGE and makes Liadrin so much less awkward to play.
All in all this is just solid in general and the shell is flexible enough to be included in many different archetypes
New Paladin Spell - Libram of Wisdom
The minions in question specify "this game", so Yes, new copies of Libram of Wisdom will keep their cost reduction
New Paladin Spell - Libram of Wisdom
This is actually amazing.
Back in the day I played Explorer's Hat quite a bit and despite it being slow and usually not worth running, having access to an infinitely recycling +1/+1 is pretty nice.
This is even better because it will eventually cost 0 and you can get a bunch of them off of Liadrin, which means you basically have enough fuel to win the topdeck war against anyone who doesn't run silence (in which case you should just spread them out so you don't lose them all at once).
I have no idea how strong this is going to be and it might not work out as planned in the end, but damn, it looks like a lot of fun and I'll be happy to try it.
New Paladin Spell - Libram of Justice
Honestly, even without Libram support this is good enough to run, because it's actually the first time we get this effect asymmetrical. It's a pretty big deal when you don't actually have to murder your own board while playing Wild Pyromancer.
It also gets improved by the fact that you don't actually need Pyro for it to be useful, because the weapon gives it at least some value as a standalone and that's HUGE for a class that doesn't really have that much access to draw.
Also, Shrink Ray needed a replacement anyways.
Magtheridon is a new Legendary Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Cool buff to evolve shaman... Evolve Desert Hare into 3 Magtheridons...
Can riot please revert the Iceborn legacy changes?
I personally think that this card change is perfect as I'm sure they'll release more type specific buff's in future sets that will be at burst speed. This card now being +2/+2 will make 'token' decks much more viable in the future. This also sort of HAD to happen due to Pack also getting a change.