FortyDust

Love the art, and those stats are scary.

Works great in a Bilgewater Plunder package.

Extremely good even outside a Nightfall archetype. I'm sure they mainly wanted Targon to have a good Elusive blocker, but this is probably OP in a deck with other elusives and/or enough support.

The 1-drop that brings the whole Nightfall mess into focus. Too bad it can't keep [runecard]Duskrider[/runecard] from sucking.

Maybe try [runecard]Shen[/runecard] instead of [runecard]Kinkou Wayfinder[/runecard]? He may never level up, but he still makes a lot of sense in the deck.

Instead of [runecard]Pix![/runecard], I'd go with [runecard]Navori Bladescout[/runecard]. It's likely to hit Nexus on its first …

Surely the details can be filled in later. We need a place to discuss the card now. The whole point of these forums is to be able to discuss the game in an organized manner, so specific discussions can be …

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6 mana at slow speed sounds like a deal breaker to me--it calls to mind [runecard]Trueshot Barrage[/runecard] and [runecard]Winter's Breath[/runecard], both of which sound incredible on paper but in practice no one runs them due …

I don't think the Slow speed is such a big deal. If you're playing this, you're already in Targon, so all you have to do is make sure you have [runecard]Bastion[/runecard] backup when you play this.

This Champion is nuts.

Yasuo + Swain was already annoying to play against. Yasuo + Leona is like that times 20.

(EDIT: Maybe not, though, because Ionia + Targon may not have enough Yasuo triggers.)

I can …

We need a discussion thread for (non-Leona's) [runecard]Morning Light[/runecard].

This spell does a lot of things for a relatively low mana cost. Even though it's slow, it seems like a good fit even for non-Daybreak Targon decks. It definitely levels up Leona in a hurry.

A healing spell that replaces itself is already good, regardless of the expected Champion synergy!

Silence for Champions is by far the biggest game-changer of this expansion!

So much better than his Nightfall counterpart. (I'm referring to [runecard]Duskrider[/runecard] at this point since we haven't seen any other big Nightfall followers.)

Stun and Frostbite absolutely gut this card. I don't think you can risk including it when those are such common effects. Maybe if you plan to give it SpellShield?

Hard to play defensively, but there's something to be said for a 2-drop that usually survives its first combat and probably kills 2 for 1 if blocked. I can also see some [runecard]Single Combat[/runecard] in its future because it's so …

Basically a reverse [runecard]Jagged Butcher[/runecard], but that's fine because Butcher is extremely good.

It may feel easy to trigger in a vacuum, but wait until you want to play more than one Daybreak card in a turn.

Having too many in a deck can be counterproductive.

Finally back to Targon! I thought we'd be wandering aimlessly forever.

Several of Diana's datamined voice lines are triggered by it being "Night."

I will further note that Nocturne is a genderless entity, so if you're going to make statements about its lore, the official pronoun is 'it.'