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Decent changes, although ending last is insanely punishing right now. 

A reset every expansion, sure.. every month seems a bit too often to me. 

I think floop is pretty overrated tbh, you don't really need it, most of the time you want to play your surgers and whatever you get from path before you play florist anyway.

Good card in vacuum, can be played in both slower and faster decks (although the latter is less likely). Counters Oasis Surger on curve, which is amazing since Rogue really struggles with Quest druid. Also good against treants that might be a thing next meta.

It's play rate is still not guaranteed to be very high.

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Drop two and galakrond is fully powered right? That's really strong, plus the 5 mana 7/5 worth of stats isn't bad either.

not counting floop gloop for more mana=more claws

which we run for basically no reason right now....

i have added replays...

I don't know, you would really want elemental heavy deck for this to work, and we didn't really get much of that this expansion. If it would fit naturally in some of the existing decks it would be great, but to build your deck around card that just gives you draw, in a class that doesn't really struggle with it, is not really worth it imo.

I'm looking at it from Standard perspective, in Wild this could have much more potential.

Truesilver for its mana cost and drops a 4/2 on board is great. A bit agressive on the stats, but you can use the weapon immediately to help with that.

That is a crazy effect, and Paladin has enough good stuff that they may very well be able to do the no neutral and not feel it too much. 

1 mana to put stats on board and still get back a cheap (and known) spell. We may be seeing mana cyclone mage make a come back.

Elemental mage was the first deck I really got into. It may not be top tier, but I'm brushing it off in wild once this set goes live.

This is a good design. If only the ui could be updated to let us control the direction instead. Almost like choosing between the pair of options.

In dragon decks it's good enough, you can correct your curve with this while keeping board in check.

I can only think of open the waygate in wild dropping this alongside the arcane giants. I'm sure there are better uses, but that just sounds fun.

How much support until big druid is actually a thing?

I'm very happy about this. Even at my dumpster Rank in Wild I see the same people all the time. It'll be good to get some fresh blood involved. 

I guess I was talking about a very specific scenario.  What I was describing was this....I had to play two minions to win.  I played one and then they quit.  Why?  I genuinely don't get it.   I'm obviously playing and not screwing around playing cards needlessly.  That would be wasting time.  What do you get out of denying me the final blow?    Just quit before your last turn then or before my turn starts.  

If my turn starts and I know I can't win then I quit.  If it's my opponents turn and they have lethal on board but still play cards I quit.  Both of those are a waste of time.  If my opponent is about to win by playing their minions I just let them because they're playing and not screwing around.

Helps with curve in treant druid and 3/3 for 2 mana isn't shabby.

Even at 1 treant this is an arcane intellect, and with two or three it's amazing value.

Doesn't seem that strong, but it's good. On turn 1 is very good because you can clear 2 health minions with ping, also good for cards that require playing cards outside of your deck. It's an elemental too but it's not that important. 

Currently the combo is double pounce double claw which is eight dmg, but you still have 2 mana left over on the combo turn after using both witching hours, with the new quest you can play 2 more claws bumping your damage up to 12 which kills just about anything. The version I have been playing more is the quest druid version of it not this version and even the version of this I have been playing is a different decklist this is just a theory craft most of the decks I make on here are different to the actual versions I make in game so they're really just proof of concepts more than anything.

I like it, a 3-in-1 card. I always liked trying spell damage in mage, so I'm really excited about this guy. Reminds me a bit of azure drake.

So, 6 mana, a 4/4 body, and: Pyro/Box/Luna/Power of Creation. 3-card 16 burst with pyro and fireball. Seems broken to me.

Pretty sure i didn't get my second one either from the BG tournament.