dapperdog

Mage's best card this expansion.

Simple, flexible, and useful in just about any mage deck. You can say fairer than that.

At some point there would be enough good elementals to actually make this work, and make elemental mage a thing.

But for now its just a card found wanting, wanting for more actual elementals in mage. Not to mention …

Realistically its merely an [card]arcane intellect[/card] 90% of the time. [card]refreshing spring water[/card] is/was good because you can just slam it on 5 (4 before it was nerfed) and draw cards for 1 mana. This card however, requires you to …

Its a card for big mage, and yet bizarrely requires ideally small spells to be good.

In other words, its mostly a discover option. Its never realistically a build around, because it doesn't win games on its own, and …

The powerlevel of this card depends on the pay off, and this card to be fair is one such.

I dont really like cards that rely on other cards to be good, especially since at default mage really only …

So powercrept [card]snowchugger[/card]

Well, its still crap to be honest. I mean, in 2023 a vanilla minion that does nothing more on board is pretty much a no-no, and this card really doesn't stand a chance against other better …

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That's a good point, although I'd contend that its too easy to tech against and it has a near zero percent change to beat blood DK, one of the most annoying decks in the game.

I think if shaman …

Looks good but likely it'll never see play.

Unless youre specifically quest shaman you'll never want to fill your deck with overload cards and for 2 mana this card barely does anything useful to any consistent degree.

[card]Florist[/card] …

Remember [card]stormstrike[/card]? This is that now.

Comes with an overload, for whatever reason. But it'll still power up your [card]doomhammer[/card]s and [card]horn of the windlord[/card]. For that reason alone it'll see play.

Wouldn't be surprised to see some …

Its your popoff payoff.

So you play a bunch of nature spells after [card]flash of lightning[/card], but because shaman's nature card tend to be shit youre likely not going to do much. Here's a card that solves every one …

Along with [card]flash of lightning[/card] this is easily shaman's best card this set (aside from the titan of course). The fact that they both go hand in hand makes it even better. Better still, you could discover [card]crash of thunder[/card] …

This card will either be the best weapon shaman has got or easily the weakest. The key thing here is that its too inconsistent and youre not in total control over how it works.

So you want to snipe …

I personally love cards like these but I cant see where this card fits outside of control shaman. Its just too slow to be useful, too low health to stay alive, and its effect is hardly game winning. Neptulon is …

Its mana cheating and as such will always need to be respected.

Only good thing here is that its only nature spells and shaman's nature spells tend to be piss weak. Which is perhaps why team5 went for it …

Lots of support for control shaman. Will we actually see a more consistent [card]rivendare, warrider[/card] into [card]from de other side[/card]?

Its a support card for control shaman, but in a more limited capacity it can also do well in most shaman decks that actually play nature spells.

Just play [card]flash of lightning[/card] on 3 and then on 4 you …

On paper this looks good, fantastic even. Turning one of shaman's greatest conundrums into a strength that's more flexible than [card]overdraft[/card] ever could.

But ironically in standard shaman simply cannot reliably load up on overload because there's really not …

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Its funny because that's basically paying steam to advertise their games.

Im really sick of all these companies forcing consumers to download and use their platform just to play games. In my opinion, if you get your game through …