I'll admit that this card didn't look very good to me at first.

But then I realized it's a perfect Secret to play on turn 2 to curve into Petting Zoo since it'll be a Secret that won't proc on turn 2, and Petting Zoo will then give you two minions to proc this. It can also occasionally trip up opponents who aren't expecting it. I think it might see some experimentation because of its synergy with Petting Zoo, but I'm not so sure about it making the list.

Strictly better Secret Plan basically. The only place Secret Plan would be better is in Spell Hunter, but that's a very niche home. I expect this to see a lot of play in most Hunter decks.

I'm going to say probably not. By the time you can Corrupt the card and play it, it's probably not that hard for your opponent to deal with it efficiently.

It's quite unlikely that Weapon Shaman will be any good. But this card is probably just good enough to include in most Shaman decks anyway.

2 mana draw 2s are usually decent enough to see play. This one combos (no pun intended) well with Foxy Fraud as well.

The most disappointing thing about this card is that it isn't an ice cream van being driven by a killer clown.

But it still seems like a relatively solid card nonetheless.

Oh hey, draw for Priest!

Decent draw at that too since it's not that difficult to Corrupt. I could see this card being used.

This could probably work. Good in Warrior decks which don't usually run that many minions.

Which I can't name any right now, but if they did exist, then this card would be good in it.

Eh, I don't see it being too great since the upside is so small.

It could be okay I guess? With ETC, you can potentially get quite a bit of burst damage, although that will likely require you to hold onto minions that you'd rather play instead. The reward for having all these minions in your hand isn't *that* powerful.

It's not a terrible card, but I don't see it being good enough anywhere except for maybe ETC Warriors if they're really desperate.

Quintessential random Neutral card with a drawback. These never work out, and I don't envision this will be any different.

Cost reduction is always good, and this can basically be a free 3/2 body with a Combo activator, so it'll definitely be good somewhere.

I'm not so sure. It's a really cool card, but there's not that many Elementals in Standard, and this requires you to dump them all in one basket on one turn for you play to use this next turn.

There's a place where this is good, but this expansion is most likely not it.

This seems to be mostly a Mage card to me. Thinning your deck of those Secrets is quite good.

In Hunter, it could be good although it's not quite a good as simply just using Phase Stalker.

Eh.

It could be good, but probably not since having a 0/5 is REALLY bad, and you need lots of board presence to really make use of it.

The fact that it's a Murloc isn't going to matter for the deck you run it in. Dragons and Murlocs have almost completely antonymic gameplay styles that can't really mesh together. That said, it's quite good as a tutor for Dragons, so perhaps Dragon Paladin runs this, or simply any deck that involves using any big Dragon as a win condition.

This seems like one of those "amazing or terrible" cards. In decks where every minion is a Demon, this is quite strong. That however is basically the only place you can use this.

Eh, it's not too great since most Paladin spells are quite cheap. Ivory Knight used to be decently okay, but it fell off for this reason.

It is worse than Landscaping for Treant synergy, although the flexibility of choosing to draw might make it good judging by how Rising Winds went. Unlike most other Corrupt cards, this one is actually not bad in its base form, although its Corrupted upgrade is weaker than most Corrupt cards.

Artwork is pretty cool. I'm not even sure what that thing is, but it's cool.

But I will have to say no since there's simply not enough Elementals right now.