AngryShuckie

They are definitely fine together. I wonder if the biggest reason they don't generally do it is because they want to strongly incentivise combo activation as the core part of rogue gameplay, and having a half-strength version as a battlecry …

Lol. That butterknife isn't helping him get out of that bind.

I assume you can [card]Shadowstep[/card] the sack and make the opponent cry. Would that be like HS's version of Stockholm syndrome when you then play the minion on …

Since combo seems overwrites the battlecry, they only really work together for scaling effects, meaning we kinda have seen it lots of times with all the Edwin-eqsue cards, including the 2 we got this expansion.

The alternative is to …

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There's about 5 more rogue cards left, so there's bound to be at least 2 secrets, because the current crop of secrets in rogue are fairly abysmal.

What "current crop"? There are …

Well would you look at that, a rogue deathrattle. And one that costs 4 too so it can actually work well with [card]Sketchy Information[/card], and indeed it's kinda like [card]Korrak the Bloodrager[/card]'s weird cousin.

I guess the question will …

Not quite. There are beings native to the Shadowlands that didn't get there after a mortal life. Denathrius was created along with the other Covenant leaders, and he himself created the venthyr like Renathal, so some, if not all the …

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Highly doubt the devs would let you do this in the deck construction phase. This type of experimentation is what modes like duels are for. We don't know what is coming in the next 4 …

First off, I have no expectation that the idea I present below will actually happen. I just wanted to put it out there to bring in other thoughts and opinions since I find it a surprisingly interesting possibility that's worth …

The pool of Druid spells is pretty narrow, so you can be fairly sure [card]Convoke the Spirits[/card] will summon a bunch of minions, buff them, and draw a bunch of cards... and reasonably often cast [card]Celestial Alignment[/card] and piss off …

I'm not sold on it being a strong card, but that doesn't mean an 8/8 with taunt can "easily be ignored". Unless you have enough reach to kill the druid with spells that turn, ignoring it really isn't an option.

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 …

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 …

I don't mind Bibliomite by itself at all. What I don't understand is why two minions of the same race, in the same set, in the same class are using different mechanics (shuffling vs discarding) to achieve essentially the same …

I don't flip my shit when DH gets new stuff - I actually thought the sigils would be a good way for DH to distinguish itself, and hopefully they keep getting printed. I just get annoyed that nearly everything new …

While on paper I don't disagree, in practice these don't hold up all that well because:

• I don't know if I have ever seen a DH reach fatigue and lose because of it. While edge cases do exist, …

Wait, why did [card]Bibliomite[/card] go through all the faff of shuffling the card back into the deck if DH discards now anyway? Also, why is DH discarding now? 2+ years on and the class still hasn't convinced me it brings …

As it stands, I don't see this being anything more than a meme card. Priest doesn't have many ways to generate copies of opponent's cards (I'm sure we'll see a few in this set...), but even assuming that isn't an …

Extending what Demonxz95 said below, rogue is probably the most diverse class thematically (covering spies, assassins, thugs, thieves, con-men, alchemists, pirates, ninjas and anything vaguely sneaky or dishonest), while paladin sits alongside DH as the most narrow (they're all righteous …

To be fair, the flavour is pretty good here: he's digging the grave for/burying someone who's been secretly murdered. He's not digging up a previous corpse like [card]Shallow Gravedigger[/card] was.

That said, as a rogue main I do acknowledge …

It's pretty clear there will be ways to enable miracle-esque turns for this and [card]Sinstone Graveyard[/card] that we have not yet seen, so I'll hold off on analysing Draka's power. For now all I can think of is using UiS's …