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Its basically an aggro deck counter to res priest. All you need to do is to give this minion rush and your res priest days are over. Just use a [card]magic carpet[/card], an already established good enough card for zoo type decks.

Other than that, this minion gets obviously dangerous as the game progresses since even the biggest card …

Allows a topdeck straight into cycle, but its statline for a 1 drop is not great. Ideally you would want this to start in your hand, preferably mulligan so its on your left/right, but dhunter has two other much better 1 drops in [card]ur'zul horror[/card] and [card]battlefiend[/card] that I just dont think this will cut it. Its comparable to [card]novice …

Being at the top also means its predictable. Just about everyone plays something close to what hsreplay is showing. Learn the deck and figure out a way to tech against it. If you happen to lose due to draw RNG, just go away for a while and come back. Hearthstone is a competitive game where most people try to win. …

Face decks would have to switch to [card]wolfrider[/card]s, or up their turn 1-3 tempo game. [card]Reckless rocketeer[/card] is just bad, but rogue can still [card]shadowstep[/card] it at 10 for 10 damage, but I seriously doubt its viability.

Aggro decks will find ways to adapt. I can imagine them making their turn 1-3 more important so enough damage is dealt …

Really wished this was a neutral instead. I love me some big deathrattles.

But seriously, what went through their mind when they designed this card. Its so much stats for an 8 drop. It has rush so it has initiative and later, taunt so it adds to defense as well.

The only thing keeping this down is that …

Because generating and maintaining board is part of paladin's identity so its only natural that they would move towards something with tribe synergy. Why'd it had to be murlocs? Because hearthstone.

The real question is whether you can keep this card in your hand for that maybe payout. You cant predict what you get from this card, so the outcast synergy is still just a maybe. If it sees play at all its because its a vanilla 2 drop, and you're running a dhunter deck that can use a 2 drop. …

Probably find a home with warrior, but its a decent 1 drop with a massive upside. In a pinch you can actually use this card to kill a minion.

Probably the best 1 drop so far.

There's just so much potential with this card but it needs you to control a stealth minion, and the odds are you cant just jam 4-6 stealth minions into your deck.

Its ideally paired with akama prime, but its probably too slow for that.

Some candidates to consider: [card]skyvateer[/card], [card]akama[/card], [card]akama prime[/card], [card]escaped manasaber[/card], [card]worgen infiltrator[/card], [card]wasteland assassin[/card]

I wouldnt be surprised if a high tier decklist comes out from that combination + [card]glowfly swarm[/card]. Its easy to forget that [card]wispering woods[/card] + [card]soul of the forest[/card] was actually giving people some hard times even back in the ungoro-kobolds set era.

[card]murgur murgurgle[/card]. Now that's a name. The prime version of this card is nuts. But the card itself is flexible so it can find itself into just about any paladin deck.

The real power of this card is that it buffs [card]underbelly angler[/card].

[card]Imprisoned sungill[/card]. Meh really. Is there something to be said for a slightly beefed up …

[card]Inner demon[/card]: Highlander shaman; play [card]doomhammer[/card] with [card]zephrys the great[/card] follow up next turn. We have a WINNAH.

[card]Sightless watcher[/card]: Its [card]tracking[/card] except its not. That it doesnt draw you a card means its not something you want to rely on. The effect is really unique, and I can see a midrange or control deck play this card. But …

Its [card]wispering woods[/card] of the year of the phoenix. But the requirement is a little harder to meet. Still, there's some potential for a largely spell based druid deck, along with [card]fungal fortunes[/card] and cards like [card]crystalsong portal[/card].

If you do manage to meet it, a swarm of 4-5 flies at 5 will be decent-ish. Comboed with [card]soul of …

Yet another amazing card for dhunter, but this one takes the cake with how much stats are being rolled right into one minion. With 9 attack, it will just about kill anything, with a high enough health pool to maybe survive the trade. Even if it doesn't, another even monstrous minion appears but with taunt, so to ensure that the …

If it cant go face, I dont see why they dont just spice this up a little like give it rush or windfury.

As it happens, the only positive thing about this card is that its a common, and so its not likely to plague anyone's nightmares.

I'm going to emulate this under a shower later and I'll bet my Leeroy top deck will be out of this world.

I dont watch Yugioh, but does he put his palm on top of the deck and somehow postulates the possible chances of a draw, with the look of a man trying to drop one down the toilet hole?

between [card]dark skies[/card] and [card]plague of flames[/card], I think there's more than enough here, in all honestly.

Even with conventional handlock, [card]hellfire[/card], [card]dark skies[/card], and [card]twisting nether[/card] is still above average inclusions. So its not like warlock is running out of options for a board clear.

Combo with [card]plot twist[/card], and its very, very powerful. You get to destroy everyone else and maintain two minions if you get it right.

Its a little slow at 6, but decent at 8 as a kill all AoE board swing. This will see play for its flexibility, but will almost certainly have to be played alongside [card]plot twist[/card] …

Definitely a highroll from transformation cards. Its good enough to see inclusion, but its cost is too forbidding. A simple [card]sap[/card], or sleepy time from [card]maiev shadowsong[/card], and your 10 mana minion goes kaput.

Maybe in a newer version of plot twist warlock? Just keeping the dream alive.