FortyDust

Overwhelm is always welcome, so I think [runecard]Crystal Ibex[/runecard] is pretty good.

Is the body preferable to the value of Zenith Blade or the Regen of Augur? Maybe, sometimes.

Feels really bad when you're not facing aggro. If the opponent has just one or two bigger units, the baby stuns aren't going to matter at all.

I'd rather just play Spacey and hope for an otter.

Good when played exactly on turns 5-7 (assuming you can afford to). Otherwise, not great. It's certainly no [runecard]Progress Day![/runecard]

Imagine what fun it will be to draw your second and/or third copy of this from the first one.

This is exactly what people are talking about when they say "bad RNG." It's the kind of card that makes people prejudiced against all RNG, when the problem is actually just bad design of this particular card.

Then again, …

On the contrary, I think it's good design.

Bad design is a Champion with strongly synergistic cards that cannot exist apart from each other, like Daybreak and Nightfall (as well as several that you mentioned). Those decks build themselves, …

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Deny and SpellShield are pretty womp-womp, though.

Nah -- it's a 2 mana fleeting spell you got for free; you're more than happy to trade it for …

Sure, but if you're not playing Shadow Isles, I bet you'll still use it.

Yeah, I'm not at all comfortable with what this will do for Swain decks, which are already slightly too good.

Removal without triggering Last Breath or sending to the dead pool is already worth more than a regular kill, so 8 mana vs the 7 mana of [runecard]Vengeance[/runecard] (which has seen a lot of play in every meta since beta) …

You can't tell me this isn't lifted directly from Pokemon.

Doesn't fit into every Bilgewater deck, obviously, but where it does fit, it's amazing!

There are so many ways to abuse this card. Pick any unit with a decent summon effect, and it's great, especially if the stats are chunky. [runecard]Genevieve Elmheart[/runecard] comes to mind.

If this were fast speed, it would be …

[runecard]Vladimir[/runecard]'s new best friend, but probably Soraka's as well (I hope she's next!)

Vulnerable is such a nightmare for decks that try to avoid interaction. Since I usually hate those decks, I love cards like this.

Aside from Obliterate Fish, Bilgewater didn't have the best hard removal. This fills that gap super well, but in a reasonably interactive way. I hope it works OK, because I think the design is fantastic!

Deny and SpellShield are …

These followers are thematically similar to Tahm Kench in terms of artwork, but you're not required to play them together. There are many other units in Bilgewater and other regions that will be extremely good with TK.

I can …

After he swallows an ally and pukes it back up, it's healed to full, so that's a bit of synergy.

Use a deck tracker and review the log when you see something that puzzles you.

I would be extremely surprised if someone were actually able to cheat in the ways you describe and get away with it.

Ooh, right! The healing synergy! I had forgotten Soraka was coming.

Yeah, this card is going to be the nuts.

The infographic was at the top of the CotM patch notes provided in the game client. Short of showing up to your house with a singing telegram, I don't know what more you expect from them.

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Typically the strongest decks have no counter and represent a 59 percent winrate.

Which we have seen with every bilgewater noxious deck.

Let's see what cards get released in 2 weeks before we …