Got a HUGE update for you guys. Here's the KotFT Core cards and March of the Lich King for Time Traveler.

Knights of the Frozen Throne (2022 Core Update)

With the announcement of March of the Lich King, the cards from Knights of the Frozen Throne come back in all of their original glory (minus Sapphire Maiden since it was already in this year's Core set to begin with).

March of the Lich King

With the Lich King returning from the Frozen Throne on his way to make a move once again, Time Traveler embraces its darker side with an array of Undead synergies and Deathrattle support. It has an expansion-specific synergy package in the form of the Deathwalker archetype. Deathwalkers are an undying army that grow stronger and stronger when more of them die.

Additionally, I have a lot of cards to go back and tag as Undead.

A New Challenger appears.

Who murdered Sire Denathrius?

It wasn't Sesselie at the Hedge Maze with her flower powers and spiritual deities to call to.

It wasn't Ara'lon at the Castle Kennels with his spirit beasts and command of the wild.

It wasn't Kel'Thuzad at the Nightcloak Sanctum with his skeletons and his bone-chilling ice magic.

It wasn't Draka at the Sinstone Graveyard with her sharp wits and even sharper bone daggers.

It wasn't Rafaam at the Vile Library with his army of Imps and the giant collection of books to throw at him.

It wasn't even Sylvanas anywhere around the castle grounds with her command of the scourge army and mind control powers.

It was The Lich King at the Sunwell with his gang of bar patrons and blood powers.

For the record, card number 50 in the expansion in terms of counting each set of 5 from left to right is Breadbuyer Anomalus, and it very well may shock you.

In all fairness, the window of resurrection for this card is wider than Whitemane's which makes it quite a bit easier to use, even if the card is limited to only working on Undeads.

Whitemane only resurrects minions that died on the turn you play her, whereas Basaleph resurrects minions that died on the turn you play it as well as any that died on your opponent's turn right before that.

Oh fuck. Somehow I completely forgot that we're talking about a card that makes your spells cast twice.

Well, that's embarrassing, hahaha.

I'm a bit lost here.

Arcane Bolt deals 3 damage when it's Manathirsted. 4 Arcane Bolts would deal 12 damage. Where are you getting 32 from?

Before anybody feels the need to ask, we currently do not have any enlightenment as to what either Vision of Darkness or Concoctions are. These cards were not really revealed by conventional means as they just came from random generation during gameplay streams, so we don't have proper context as to what they really do.

EDIT: Well now it seems we DO know what Concotions are.

I assume you mean Wax Rager. Setesh does indeed work like a Wax Rager.

Here's something to think about.

Could you possibly use this with Treachery? The free cards and resources you'd have to pay for it and both pretty steep, but if you can somehow find a way to make it work, then that'd be quite something.

One-sided Mo'arg Artificer that also doubles the damage output from everything you have as opposed to just your spells, so it's even better than that.

Why is Blood Tap worded so weirdly? Saying "+1/+1 more" instead of something like "+2/+2 instead" just looks uncanny.

And even as someone who knows next to nothing about WoW lore, seeing Corrupted Ashbringer as a simple Common with a one-word effect also feels very wrong, and that's not even going into the fact that the card is bad. It can definitely be 5 mana.

What do you mean "suddenly"? This is the first reveal for Blood DK ever since we got the initial grouping of cards when the class was first revealed.

Tell that to Swamp Dragon Egg, Serpent Egg, Devilsaur Egg, and Boneweb Egg, lol.

It is also weird that the egg is tagged as Undead. Beast eggs aren't tagged as Beasts, and dragon eggs aren't tagged as Dragons. So why are undead Eggs tagged as Undead?

Repulsive Gargantuan is a card that in general makes me question where Death Knight could go with it. Upon first glance, it looks like the obligatory "situational Neutral Epic tech card that won't see any play". But if it's a class card, and one that requires one Frost Rune to put into your deck at that, then there's clearly supposed to be something you can do with it in the context of Death Knight that we're not aware of just yet.

We don't know how much of a buffer Death Knight will be though. The only buff cards we're currently aware of in Death Knight are Skeletal Sidekick and Anti-Magic Shell.

That's not the correct version of Frostmourne.

Death Knight looks incredibly cool. As someone who's not that great at deckbuilding, the Rune system is going to make it even harder for me to build a deck I'm happy with, but the system looks very good for people who are better at deckbuilding. It's also very exciting to me as a fan creator by heart because there's so many new cards people can build with them.

What I will admit does slightly bother me though is that the minion border for Death Knight is literally just a palette-swap of the Warrior minion border, which is very weird. Even Demon Hunter got its own unique border style distinct from every other class, so why Death Knight doesn't have one is beyond me.

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I couldn't be more excited about what there is to come and hope I guys are as well.