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How does suspicious alchemist work? You have to wait during your turn for your opponent to guess your choice until you can continue with your own turn? I thought Hearthstone's philosophy was that your opponent shouldn't be able to intervene during your turn.

Keep in mind that Druid will have actual deathrattle support this expansion

Discard DH meta

For the Classic Ashe Noxus deck with Avarosan Hearthguard, Trifarian Assessor and Avarosan Trapper, this looks like a decent card. You need to have frostbitten 3 times before casting Frozen in Fear for it to summon a 5|5.

There's also a version of Ashe Noxus which, instead of running the Reputation package (Avarosan Hearthguard, Trifarian Assessor, Avarosan Trapper), leans more heavily on the Frostbite synergy: Rimefang Wolf, Rimetusk Shaman, Rimefang Denmother. Rimetusk Shaman and Enchanted Crystal Arrow can frostbite a bunch of units which leads to a giant Rimefang Pack (from Rimefang Denmother). It's a worse version of Ashe Noxus overall, but this card could make it viable. 4/5

I just did not understand such a Primordial Glyph powercreep, since it's still a good card

Druid looking strong IMO

Oh how I do enjoy these Brawl Block deckbuilding restrictions. Brawl Block mode when Blizzard?

right around nature studies in power level, and that card was nuts.

Broken

cries in rogue

This is too slow to do anything impactful. You would rather just play a big minion than draw a free one through this.

just WTF

Sweet sinergy with Hedge Maze and Plaguemaw the Rotting.

I'll give a try to an hybrid taunt/DR deck with cards like Taelan Fordring or Thickhide Kodo

LMAO, they better do Relic support in further expansions, like Locations.

LOL, I admit I read this wrong, as to "shuffle all cards that cost 1-mana in your hand, and then discard your hand". That makes me thinking WTH?

Turns out, it "shuffle every card in your hands into a 1 mana of same card, then discard your hand".

Wording. Nice wording.

3/4 nerf incoming

DH Death?

Yeah, there's definitely some strange choices with how they converted the DH theme into mechanics, and the (big) demon stuff is chief among them. As far as I'm aware the way DH's use demons in lore is never something the demons engage with willingly and they are not working together. With DH rivaling rogue with its speed I understand the dormant mechanic could be awkward for the DH characters themselves, but it would be a really neat way to show their subjugation of demons if they started dormant.

That would even make a lot of sense for the traditional demon gameplay in warlock where they are very powerful for their cost but you have to pay for it in other ways (sadly that cool aspect of demons has been largely forgotten over the years). In DH you could keep the theme of demons being under-costed, but you have to wait for them. Essentially a continuation of the dormant minions in Outland, which always felt like the DH expansion anyway.

N'Zoth Taunt Druid is one of my favorite decks ever, and it just got a new revive target. Between this and the Treants, looks like I'm gonna roll a Druid this expansion.

That was a great video, as usual. Super excited to play some kind of Treant Dragon Druid - that's like two of my favorite things coming together!

"Nature!" *finger guns*

As I've replied elsewhere, the effect of Bibliomite is fine on its own. It's just weird to be different to what Kryxis does when they achieve very similar things mechanically, and we'd expect them to be the same due to them being the same race. They both seem to be for decks that win too fast to care much about whether the card is shuffled or discarded, so why make them use different mechanics?