The legendary priest weapon that summons 5/5 dragons is kind of similar to this. However cyclone mage seems like a decent fit for it, so it might be good there
Although we have almost all Rogue cards revealed, there's still a lot of Neutrals to be seen (also the second legendary) so this is still not a final design. Obviously Kronx is here, but since we still didn't get any Neutral Invokers, I had to remove Devoted Maniac for a 2-drop, Bloodmage Thalnos, who actually synergises with 8 damaging spells. I sure hope there will be more Invoke cards though, as currently there're only 4 in the deck, and even if you don't always need Azeroth's End, 4 just seems too inconsistent.
I was playing Master's Call in my reno decks and it was super helpful being able to get brann on 7, or get that extra fireball from zephrys way more consistently. It never occurred to me to add stitched tracker though.
I personally think this card is a lot more balanced than Prince Keleseth. If you get keleseth on curve then right on turn 1-2 you have a huge bonus to get stats on the board way ahead of the curve. Frizz comes out 2 turns later, and 'dragons' is much less broad than 'minions'. Plus, getting a minion two turns sooner isn't as big when it happens on turn 7.
This card will be powerful, but it will not be as troublesome as some people make it out to be.
This is not entirely irreplaceable in every dragon deck, this will not be completely busted and break the meta, games will not be decided with who gets their Frizz out first. This will be powerful, but not game breaking.
I still remember Shadowreaper Anduin. Literally everyone's first reaction to the card was "wow, imagine this with Raza the Chained, it would be so busted!" and sure enough, that deck was totally busted.
That little cacophony made me question whether or not the devs even tested cards at all. That interaction seemed pretty obvious, even to people who didn't spend the majority of their waking hours thinking about hearthstone.
Dang, forgot about how Loti would not keep the 5/5 stats. Yeah, you're right there. I still think DW could be useful if you're desperate for a clear. Not exactly an ideal situation and certainly not a good way to clear, though.
Yeah, we need to see the egg cards. They might be, eg, “Die at the start of your turn. Deathrattle: Summon a 4/4 dragon with Rush.” In that case, this card would be worth a look
I think the fact that you don't HAVE to build a deck around it is what makes it strong. As long as it doesn't interfere with your gameplan you can just jam it into any deck and if just play it if you roll something good enough (or if you just need some tempo)
OG deathwing is only considered terrible because he's just strictly inferior to regular Deathwing (5-mana doesn't matter if you discard your hand) and Loti is terrible because she transforms into her poorly statted forms, but still costs 5-mana, which makes her useful in only a handful of specific situations (in which you will most likely lose anyways)
The classification is a bit wonky, since technically any outcome is dependant on whether you can affor to play it in the current situation. In reality I would have to make a seperate list for each Shaman archetype.
I mainly based this on the average situation you'd find yourself in on average (which is why Togwaggle is rated "great" since I assumed in most cases one would be using a deck that has access to lots of lackeys)
Dragoncaster
Not sure where you would want to play this. If it enables a combo it will see play, otherwise not so much
Chenvaala
The legendary priest weapon that summons 5/5 dragons is kind of similar to this. However cyclone mage seems like a decent fit for it, so it might be good there
Malygos, Aspect of Magic
Seems like a really powerful card on its own. 4-5 star most likely
You No Take Candle! Candle Take You!
OK, first changes are up.
Although we have almost all Rogue cards revealed, there's still a lot of Neutrals to be seen (also the second legendary) so this is still not a final design. Obviously Kronx is here, but since we still didn't get any Neutral Invokers, I had to remove Devoted Maniac for a 2-drop, Bloodmage Thalnos, who actually synergises with 8 damaging spells. I sure hope there will be more Invoke cards though, as currently there're only 4 in the deck, and even if you don't always need Azeroth's End, 4 just seems too inconsistent.
Dwarven Sharpshooter
On paper it´s really strong. overstated 1 drop with upside. it has no tribal synergy though and becomes kind of useless later on. Probably a 3-4 star
Corrosive Breath
If dragon Hunter is a thing this will certainly do good in there. Even if it´s not activated it´s not too bad.
Primordial Explorer
Poisionous is always strong or at least annoying to deal with. And it gives value. Sounds like a 4-5 star to me
Clear the Way
Another good support card for rush hunter
Phase Stalker
2/3 with decent upside. Will fit well in singleton Hunter I assume
Diving Gryphon
Good card to support rush hunter
Toxic Reinforcements
Using a hero power which doesn´t effect the board trice will not work early on and in the late game this card is too weak
Dragonbane
This card is simply broken. Good in aggro and midrange
Veranus
On paper it´s a strong card, however hunter has no ping like rogue or mage.
Dinosaur Wishes
Stitched Tracker is an amazing idea.
I was playing Master's Call in my reno decks and it was super helpful being able to get brann on 7, or get that extra fireball from zephrys way more consistently. It never occurred to me to add stitched tracker though.
New Neutral Minion - Frizz Kindleroost
I personally think this card is a lot more balanced than Prince Keleseth. If you get keleseth on curve then right on turn 1-2 you have a huge bonus to get stats on the board way ahead of the curve. Frizz comes out 2 turns later, and 'dragons' is much less broad than 'minions'. Plus, getting a minion two turns sooner isn't as big when it happens on turn 7.
This card will be powerful, but it will not be as troublesome as some people make it out to be.
This is not entirely irreplaceable in every dragon deck, this will not be completely busted and break the meta, games will not be decided with who gets their Frizz out first. This will be powerful, but not game breaking.
The Pepper Thread - Share Some Good Vibes!
Bomb Warrior does surprisingly well against both Evolve Shaman & Singleton Hunter ^^
New Neutral Minion - Frizz Kindleroost
Bingo. Turn 6, that dragon, and TWO zero-cost dragons (many of which have battlecry effects.)
This card will be the new pocket galaxy.
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
When he's summoned, sound the trumpets
It's totally common to hear
Pay more mana and bigger he gets
But he'll always be lowest tier
This one's hopefully a bit harder.
Legendary Card Reveal - Frizz Kindleroost
I still remember Shadowreaper Anduin. Literally everyone's first reaction to the card was "wow, imagine this with Raza the Chained, it would be so busted!" and sure enough, that deck was totally busted.
That little cacophony made me question whether or not the devs even tested cards at all. That interaction seemed pretty obvious, even to people who didn't spend the majority of their waking hours thinking about hearthstone.
Bandersmosh
Dang, forgot about how Loti would not keep the 5/5 stats. Yeah, you're right there. I still think DW could be useful if you're desperate for a clear. Not exactly an ideal situation and certainly not a good way to clear, though.
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
It was an emoticon riddle. Probably some technology shenanigans made them disappear :P
Nithogg
Yeah, we need to see the egg cards. They might be, eg, “Die at the start of your turn. Deathrattle: Summon a 4/4 dragon with Rush.” In that case, this card would be worth a look
Bandersmosh
I think the fact that you don't HAVE to build a deck around it is what makes it strong. As long as it doesn't interfere with your gameplan you can just jam it into any deck and if just play it if you roll something good enough (or if you just need some tempo)
Bandersmosh
OG deathwing is only considered terrible because he's just strictly inferior to regular Deathwing (5-mana doesn't matter if you discard your hand) and Loti is terrible because she transforms into her poorly statted forms, but still costs 5-mana, which makes her useful in only a handful of specific situations (in which you will most likely lose anyways)
The classification is a bit wonky, since technically any outcome is dependant on whether you can affor to play it in the current situation. In reality I would have to make a seperate list for each Shaman archetype.
I mainly based this on the average situation you'd find yourself in on average (which is why Togwaggle is rated "great" since I assumed in most cases one would be using a deck that has access to lots of lackeys)
[Game] Card Treasure Hunt (The Resurrection Attempt)
what do those squares mean?