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Flexible, and will likely clear the board for you.

Its more druid than shaman. Druid needs something like this, shaman less so.

There just so many applications for cards like this. But does it merit an inclusion into rogue and mage, likely in rogue, not so much in mage.

Mage suffers from card draw, so any card that doesn't do anything on its own is not likely to be too impressive.

Most of my games against them comes all the way to the end of my deck. A little more value wouldn't hurt, especially for libram pally. Plus, that means you can just go face with your spells since this one essentially gives it back to you.

Ultimately, its still a 3/4 for 3 so even if its not somewhat …

Its just a nice, flexible removal card that can also make a big minion under right circumstances. Basically this is more beneficial towards druid, where having something that can act as removal would be most useful, and druid has plenty of big spells to work this with.

In most cases however, I see this as more of a card …

Looks powerful, but its mostly going into rogue. Maybe highlander mage can use it to get another [card]malygos, aspect of magic[/card] but that's basically it.

There's plenty of stuff you can do with this in rogue, especially given that galakrond and togwaggle gives out 0-1 mana cards to take advantage of it. But at the moment, it might just …

Its all fun and games until [card]shadow madness[/card] gets it and then all just went to shit.

Mostly viable in rogue, mage, priest, maybe even paladin.

Its a long shot, but this one card can be the bane of every galakrond priest it comes across. Obviously there needs to be way to kill it yourself in such games. …

Its actually a viable card to include into most paladin decks at the moment for a decent minion on board that will likely value trade at least once.

Unspectacular at first glance, but this can easily be a 2 mana big minion to help with gaining tempo. Easily dealt with with spells but then again so is nearly all …

Might be better to leave this question until we actually see all the cards. Team5 usually leave the best for the final reveal.

Its a 1/3 for 1. That's already good enough in my eyes. Soul frag synergy as well, this card is just too good.

What else is there to comment on? I guess the artwork's a bit weird. That demon looks like a hammer fell on his toe as the camera snapped.

Deal 3 for 2, yes that's very good. Soul frag synergy as well? Well, what else is there to say?

Its just a card thats playable on its own. That it enables busted cards like [card]soulshard lapidary[/card] means there's little to no reason why this card wouldn't be a vital inclusion in a tier 2 or tier 1 deck.

That's fair. I will hold on to my opinion until I see all the reveal cards. [card]rapid fire[/card] and [card]arcane shot[/card] is just not enough in my opinion to make this card good, or even barely playable.

As an additional bonus, this one will never clear the board with [card]explosive trap[/card], while [card]veranus[/card] makes it at least a feasible …

I don't really think this is the ultimate pay off to the soul frags, and to compare this to [card]blastmaster boom[/card] is to miss the forest for the trees. Blastmaster boom was a card that can finish games on it own, and its not a card used to clear boards. This card however, can do nothing but, and that's probably …

A decent 4 damage weapon that curves into [card]glaivebound adept[/card]. Yes, this is strong even without soul frag synergy.

In fact, ever since warglaives got nerfed, there have been some talk that glaivebound adept is straight up unplayable. This card will deny that possible reality anytime.

Probably just a decent highlander card, where losing early tempo isn't exactly uncommon, so this card can bring it back to you with a minion on board to boot.

3 damage is good. Had this been 2 damage instead it would straight up be unplayable.

Why the hell wouldn't this be playable would be an unsolvable riddle. It does a stupefying 5 damage, leaves a 5/5 on board and all it takes is but soul fragments, which [card]spirit jailer[/card] and [card]soul shear[/card] would easily provide, being strong cards on their own right.

Its basically [card]firelands portal[/card] came early, and on an aggressive class as …

It has taunt, and its a big demon very reminiscent of [card]hooked reaver[/card], and that card was for the most part considered to be a strong inclusion. This one has 1 more health, and tied to a condition that is easily enough to be satisfied. Even if its not a 7/8 its still a decent taunt on 5, which warlock …

The only card that curves into this nicely would be [card]spirit jailer[/card] and [card]soul shear[/card], both very good cards in their own right. Its very strong, but without the effect its basically just another 3/4, which warlock generally does not need.

Will see play because cards like [card]blackwing corruptor[/card] have in the past prove that 3 damage is nothing …

Its yet another AoE for warlock. Cheaper than [card]hellfire[/card], but doing less damage. Whether this can make it will depend highly on whether the additional soul fragments are worth it, and whether its actually a better meta card than either [card]dark skies[/card] or crazed [card]netherwing[/card].

If there was ever a safe craft, this one would be it.

I can't see why any shaman deck wouldn't just play this in their deck. Its basically a more flexible [card]marshspawn[/card], and already sick card.

Yes, this can't discover [card]lightning bloom[/card] or any of the totem buffs, but these are only but minor issues, easily dismissed.

Its flexible, can be used early and still be useful late game.

In other words, its nearly auto include into all shaman decks. [card]Marshspawn[/card] saw plenty of play, and that card came with a pretty tricky condition. This one comes with no condition and is strictly just better than [card]marshspawn[/card] and [card]vulpera scoundrel[/card].

On top of that, this …