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Very tempo oriented card. It's useful even if you've played Galakrond. Great card! 

The strength of this card depends on where the AI gets the two "wrong" options,

• if it's from the opponents deck- it would be difficult to guess and you would not get value 66% of the time
• if it's from all the pool of cards that can possibly be in your opponents deck-  it would probably be as good as Lazul or Glimmeroot

If class bonus still applied to discover, this would be really good with the new dragon lackey.

Possibly good in some hunter wild decks, Im not sure about standard ..

Seems meh when you give it to warlock, but with the Zoo-like build this deck is going for its good enough.

Ohh I´m so ready to get the polymorphs back into my mage decks, because cards like this could get out of hand very easily. Strong recurring hand-buff that needs to be either morphed or silenced to stop it.

Whether or not a meme, I'm definitely making a secret even hunter in wild day one. This or steamwheedle sniper on 3 just seems fun.

I'm calling it now that a card will be printed that reduces opponent minion attack by 1 as long as its in play.

5 stars because I'll likely get this as my first legendary

The only thought that came to mind when is saw this card is how sad its going to be if you open it. Why ever play this over Onyxia unless you really need token generators but this still seems so bad. 

Dragon Mage already looks decent without seeing what their breath card is.

Good body with taunt, and give value, certainly will see play in dragon druid, in arena is a very solid pick too.

Drop the new and improved version of steamwheedle sniper on 1, hero power to control board on 2, this plus hero power on 3,  ..., cry on turn 5 when you're repaid with three one-mana minions for all your effort.

3 mana cast 3 Shadowbolts? Sounds insane to me.

I'm usually the one that guesses it all wrong during these reveals, and seeing as many of the comments are negative, and I just rated this a 5-star card, I might continue to do so... But, like, how could a 2-mana, (possible) card generator, which gives you information about your oppoent's hand be bad?! To me, it's an excellent 2-drop, specially for priest, who lacks in decent 2-cost cards...

Ohhh this one is very interesting, and I think it´s going to see play. It´s better than Glimmerroot, because you get a guaranteed info about which card is in your opponent´s hand at the moment. I like this card.

I think this card is nuts.  A good taunt body for its cost AND it gets you another dragon.  An absolute must in dragon druid and it might even be good enough to just put in other druid decks.

Insanely strong if dragon druid becomes a thing.

Interesting but it’s been a long time since these types of cards haven been meta defining.

Played on curved in a mid ranged deck basically closes the game, if you opponent doesn't have a silence.

But like secret and highlander paladin, without any card draw it will probably be tier 2 at best.

Hoping for dragon pally so dragon speaker sees play :)

While this card is decent for what it does, Rogues do love cheap spells at the same time.

Potentially really good, but it depends on what other dragons will exist that Rogue wants to run.  As it stands, Waxadred is not enough to make this card good imo.

I wonder if running Faceless Manipulator with this would be worth it. 

I don´t see this one working out, but it´s true that it´s statline, especially the 7 health is quite annoying, that it´s not easy to remove it with an AoE while clearing the tokens

Well .. there's a lot of strong dragons, but it's too RNG dependent, I don't think this will see much play ..

Talritha seems okay and it could become troublesome if quest paladin finds a way to abuse it. I'm still more inclined towards a Dragon Control Paladin and this doesn't seem to fit too well into it.

Envoy of Lazul seems like a meme to me. A card that gives a chance (you need to guess correctly) to obtain something your opponent is holding doesn't seem like anything special. Cards from your opponent rarely will provide any real help toward your win condition and the information isn't a big deal. I'd rather just play something more reliable.

Shu'ma is a really weird card that doesn't fit into any current strategies. It seems too slow for token decks and a board (or a few, if you have other minions) of 1/1s isn't anything special by turn 7. Maybe it will find a home in quest hunter but that seems like the only deck that could use it effectively.