FortyDust

Never been a fan of Miracle Priest, but it's still a good activator for Spellburst, [card]Devout Pupil[/card], [card]Brittlebone Destroyer[/card], [card]Nazmani Bloodweaver[/card], etc.

(And yes, we're going to start seeing a lot more [card]Devout Pupil[/card] in Priest, for sure.)

You put this in the deck because it's a 1-mana 1/3. You are happy when it gets value, but you should not count on it.

A greedier deck might try to bank on buffing it and playing it later …

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Seems good but no place for now,

Great cards enable archetypes; they don't depend on them.

This is a great card.

The Burgle archetype became quite respectable with [card]Bazaar Burglary[/card], so there's no reason it can't be good again.

The real question is why would you run Peon at all? If you are already running broomstick for other reasons, there are far better 2-drops to include. Even [card]Rock Rager[/card] would be better than this if you are dead-set on …

Yes, Librams are definitely Holy. It would be the dumbest thing ever if they weren't.

We are going to need so many owls ...

The horse hasn't exactly been tearing up the meta. Even in combination, the two won't exactly be oppressive.

If you don't have anything better to use your broomstick on, you shouldn't be carrying a broomstick.

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I hope Frenzy triggers if the minion gets one-shot... 

Nope. The definition of Frenzy is "the first time this minion survives damage."

It's a River Crocolisk, plain and simple. It's …

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I hope Frenzy triggers if the minion gets one-shot... 

Nope. The definition of Frenzy is "the first time the minion survives damage."

Obviously there will be Fel synergy. If you're dismissing this card because you think spell schools won't matter, you're in for some big surprises.

Imagine, if you will, a minion with the text: After you cast a Fel …

[card]Swipe[/card] has practically been an auto-include in Druid decks in nearly every meta. The only time it's not is when Token Druid is strong (like now), because that archetype wins the wide-board contest by default.

Board clears may not …

I did say "very few," not "none." Of those three cards, only Deckhand has weapon synergy, and it's not even present in every version of the deck. Nor is Sap, for that matter. Just goes to show that they are …

That's a ridiculous attitude.

Secret Mage didn't exist as an archetype at all for the first few years of the game. Then it kind of worked in Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, but wasn't top-tier. Now it's stronger than it's …

Sure, there's a lot of Rogue at the moment, but I'll take that over a Control Warrior dominated meta anytime.

Of course, set rotation is going to cure a multitude of ills, so it seems a bit strange that …

At the moment, the only viable all-spell strategy for Druid is tokens. It's very strong right now, but it's losing [card]Treenforcements[/card], [card]Dreamway Guardians[/card], [card]Rising Winds[/card], [card]BEEEES!!![/card], [card]Blessing of the Ancients[/card], and [card]Savage Roar[/card] -- in other words, half the deck, …

Agree. The ability to ramp without skipping your turn is a very big deal.

Note, however, that you're going to rely on card draw more than ever when using a tactic like this. There is precious little draw in …

You could argue that Paladin is changing the least as a class when you consider that the Legacy cards it is losing are seldom seen these days. Every other class is losing some powerful auto-includes, but Paladin gets to keep …

The new Hearthstone is about the board, not face burn, not hard control. In that light, cards like Aegwynn and the hero power cards make sense, as well as the deletion of cards that freeze the entire enemy board or …

Agreed, it's such a waste. You get to see your opponent's mainly when they discover something, and you pretty much never get to see your own.