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I commented on cards specifically in response to Alfi below, but I also want to make a wider point about this kind of act by WotC or any other company/government/etc.

To everyone who was never offended by these cards …

Cleanse's artwork depicting demonic creatures, and not humans of any race, would mean that card's problems are in the combination of the word 'cleanse' and destroying blacks, which is problematic given the foul racist idea that black people are unclean.

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I like her. I hope she has some nice lines. Especially for the Greeting - Illidan's sux

I hope she is not as silly as annoy or …

Um. OK. I guess from that we learn humans tend to find more human-looking things attractive. Who knew?

Fortunately for us the hero skins are not taking part in a beauty pageant, so the demon hunter skin that looks …

It is deeper than that because Elise is part priest too, so even Tyrande gets brought in to complete the trio.

Well Demon Hunter has a bit of a problem there: they are pretty much ALL elves because only blood elves and night elves are trained as Illidari. That doesn't mean they cannot use associates of DH who are not DHs …

I really hope that is coming soon, but didn't they ask whether people would be interested in rotating Wild sets after the Year of the Phoenix announcement (along with the news there would be a new game mode coming)? That …

Not just female, but lighthearted too I hope. Illidan is great and all but he kind of kills the friendly tavern vibe right from the get-go when his greeting is "Evil draws close". Sure that is serious old Illidan down …

Add Bob was cast out of Dalaran, so who's supplying the city with their funnel cakes? These are tough days indeed...

Hmm. I think we can infer from the absence of any funnel cake references in sets since RR that there is a huge void in the market for the Tuskarr Bros. to fill in Dalaran and Outland.

I always play home-brew, off-meta decks so friend requests come much more frequently from people genuinely curious about what I was playing than from salty kids. Because of that I always accept friend requests expecting a decent, friendly conversation to …

Yeah, it's especially frustrating because it is only ETC's flavour text that links them. Unless you have crazy good memory and remember the flavour text when you happened to read it once years ago, you cannot get here by actually …

OK, so I finally got HS #8, and while it definitely works, the fact it only really makes sense when you already have the answer means I really don't like that clue. I'm sure a few people with exceptional memory …

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I can understand your fears, but is Murloc Paladin that threatening in Standard, considering other better aggressive decks like Zoolock or DH himself are allowed there? And considering Finley is a legendary?

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Well, the last time I found murloc-heavy decks interesting was during GvG, so I am a bit biased against buffs to murloc decks.

Attempting to overlook that bias, I suppose the OG [card]Sir Finley Mrrgglton[/card] never caused murloc decks …

My point with all the C'thun stuff was that it wasn't a full neutral set: the class C'thun cards made a huge difference. Ultimately those decks were a balance of making the deck weaker with C'thun buffing cards and having …

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As you said, Reno here acts as an insurance vs Aggro games, when you fail to outtempo them.

My whole point about the "necessity" word was about making Sir Finley of the …

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As a partial OT, following all the replies that argued that sir finley is fine, I actually crafted the card and built this Tempo Reno Paladin in Wild. It doesn't make me change my mind …

I agree with Dapperdog's point that buffing Finley is too narrow: it only helps singleton and murloc decks, and I am not personally interested in making either more prevalent for a long time. 

I have a hunch that paladin's …

I can considered the pros and cons of this in the past and always decided it is a worse idea than it sounds at first.

The main issue is that HS designers have the luxury of designing class cards …