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Wording seems awkward, which minion? I didn't watch any of the streams, do they mean "Destroy a friendly Undead and gain its Attack."?

Well, I'm commenting now, and not when we know what this Vision of Darkness is. I guess permanently means it stays in you hand and can't be discarded or played. It better be good to limit your hand space to …

I imagine this most likely isn't staying alive more than one turn, but damaging the enemy hero and healing yours for 6 should be pretty good if you can use the healing. It's a source of even more healing if …

I'm pretty sure a 3-cost 2/5 taunt is good regardless, but summoning it for free off of something like [card]Scourge Supplies[/card]? Nice.

3-mana draw 2 basically, except you lose a card forever. Feels like a worse [card]11369[/card], unless you draw something that benefits from being discarded.

I don't know how many dragons will be gone by next year, but even with the dragons printed for this expansion, there should still be enough that activating the battlecry won't be a problem. A 4-cost 5/5 rush should be …

If I drew this early, I don't know if I would want to hold this for four or more turns, but there's no way a 5/5 with taunt for 1 mana wouldn't be great at any point in the game. …

So far it seems the pool of cards that do something for you when discarded is really small. I'm not going to try to figure out what you might be okay with losing to get out a 7/7 on turn …

Well, I don't think this is going to be the next [card]Hand of Gul'dan[/card]. Still, discarding is free, and 6 randomly split damage for free seems alright. Paying 5 mana for two [card]Arcane Missiles[/card] seems insane.

If you played this on curve, [card]Onyxian Warder[/card] looks most likely to be the best turn 5 play, since the whelps would also get divine shield. Or maybe you could play a pair of cheaper dragons, not that I've gone …

Interesting. I think this is the first card that summons a previously discarded minion. We've seen summoning minions from your hand plenty of times, but unless there's some discard payoff, I don't see much value in doing it this way. …

I'm going to assume this means all minions are removed, then get re-summoned two turns later. Probably in the order they were originally played so it's predictable which ones will disappear into the ether if a player played more minions …

With all the self-damage being printed, Paladin is going to need this card. Maybe combine this with [card]For Quel'Thalas![/card] and/or a weapon.

Maybe with divine shield potentially doubling the damage the target can give out, the 3 damage to your hero is reasonable, but it looked a little excessive compared to other cards that give +3/+3.

Two taunts and 8/8 worth of stats for 5 mana seems pretty good to me, though I think I would prefer 4/4 each so when your opponent trades it's more likely to kill their minion.

Is there some payoff for this Paladin self-damage? I imagine it's a pretty safe bet they aren't going to reprint [card]The Demon Seed[/card] as a Paladin card.

Playing this on a full board and dealing 21 damage randomly among enemies can't possibly not be nice. Only issue I see right now is the damage gets wasted if it hits something with less than 3 health.

There aren't a lot of cards that give deathrattles to other minions, but [card]Rotgill[/card] with this so your board gets buffed by +2/+2 should be really nice.

Huh, first Paladin card printed with the health instead of mana. Normally a Warlock mechanic, but any class would like being able to play an extra minion. If you were to play [card]21162[/card] after this, the health cost would be …

Assuming your board doesn't get wiped all at once, this could really snowball if you can replace dead minions. I have no clue how this will work out in practice, but it looks like a very nice card.