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When I think of Paladins, I imagine holy warriors and knights in shining armour, crusading for the good of the people and are adept at divine magic. When Blizzard thinks of Paladins, they think of Murlocs.
Jokes aside, it might not even be too bad to run outside of Murloc Paladin for generating extra resources, it may be an interesting tool for aggressive decks as a refill plus some face damage. It's probably worse than Ancharrr (I'm so sad Pirate Warrior fell off, I love Pirates and this card in particular) since it can't thin your deck and adds a random Murloc instead of a specific one, but maybe that's not too big of an issue.
On the face of it, it's a murloc version of [Hearthstone Card (Ancharr) Not Found], with plenty of practical differences due to class, rarity, random vs draw, and how interested their respective tribes are in weapons.
Regardless of all that though, it's a pretty good card even if you aren't playing a murloc deck. Plus it perhaps takes the top spot in the contest for HS's most silly-yet-magnificent weapon.
I mean...it's definitely good statwise, but I'm not sure if Midrange Murloc/Dragon Pally will be a thing.
Kinda feels a bit uninteresting. There's not really any particular synergy, it's just a good weapon that gives you more fuel. I guess that#s better than a whacky buildaround that doesn't work.
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Al'ar is a new Legendary Neutral Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Oi. It's literally a phoenix. Just call it phoenix. It's easier to remember.
New Neutral Minion - Al'ar
A new Legendary Neutral Minion, Al'ar, has been revealed!
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Al'ar is a new Legendary Neutral Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
This looks like a worse Nithogg. I cant really see this being good in any sort of decks, but who knows, might get some sort of support.
Al'ar is a new Legendary Neutral Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
I couldn't understand a single word of that video but the idea of Illidan Stormrage reacting to the garbage version of himself is so hilarious to me.
Oh and I guess the card's ok.
Marsh Hydra is a new Druid Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
released right after the whole Big Beast support package from Druid rotates
what even
Al'ar is a new Legendary Neutral Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Why am I under the impression that this looks soooo bad to be a legendary?
Al'ar is a new Legendary Neutral Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Huh...that doesn't seem very impressive at all.
5-mana for a vanilla 7/3 that turns into a 0/3 which is then promptly removed.
I mean, it's not terrible, but for that effect and being a legendary it should at least be cheaper.
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
That looks like the skeleton of a murloc to me.
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
When I think of Paladins, I imagine holy warriors and knights in shining armour, crusading for the good of the people and are adept at divine magic. When Blizzard thinks of Paladins, they think of Murlocs.
Jokes aside, it might not even be too bad to run outside of Murloc Paladin for generating extra resources, it may be an interesting tool for aggressive decks as a refill plus some face damage. It's probably worse than Ancharrr (I'm so sad Pirate Warrior fell off, I love Pirates and this card in particular) since it can't thin your deck and adds a random Murloc instead of a specific one, but maybe that's not too big of an issue.
New Paladin Weapon - Underlight Angling Rod
I was hoping that hook in the preview would be a weapon but I couldn't imagine what it would be. I'm happy with this.
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Dat sarcasm :D
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
ah yes, the most well known weapon of Paladins: the mighty Fishing Rod of Justice
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Is that rod stuck in that poor murlocs ass?
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
On the face of it, it's a murloc version of [Hearthstone Card (Ancharr) Not Found], with plenty of practical differences due to class, rarity, random vs draw, and how interested their respective tribes are in weapons.
Regardless of all that though, it's a pretty good card even if you aren't playing a murloc deck. Plus it perhaps takes the top spot in the contest for HS's most silly-yet-magnificent weapon.
Why does Runeterra have Duplicates?
The system in runettera is generous enough as is.. It's just such a greedy request from your side to ask it..
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Murloc Paladins Rise Up
New Paladin Weapon - Underlight Angling Rod
I mean...it's definitely good statwise, but I'm not sure if Midrange Murloc/Dragon Pally will be a thing.
Kinda feels a bit uninteresting. There's not really any particular synergy, it's just a good weapon that gives you more fuel. I guess that#s better than a whacky buildaround that doesn't work.
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Do you mean Skyfin?
New Paladin Weapon - Underlight Angling Rod
Only 2 Charges? The random Murlocs you get better be Underbelly Anglers
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
I really hope Murlocs is not this new "identity" they envision for Paladin.
Dragonmaw Overseer is a new Priest Card Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
This card isn't strong alone but with all those priest cards, it makes a lot of sense. Definitely will be a core minion in future Mid-range decks.
New Paladin Weapon - Underlight Angling Rod
Really good card for Murloc Paladin. It will might be too good with Eaglehorn bow stats.
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
Wow! They showed two new cards there! ;D
Underlight Angling Rod is a new Paladin Weapon Revealed for Hearthstone's Ashes of Outland Expansion
That may have been one of the more painful reveals to sit through :P
Cool card though. It will make a nice addition to my mrglgrgls.
New Paladin Weapon - Underlight Angling Rod
A new Epic Paladin Weapon, Underlight Angling Rod, has been revealed!
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