Okay, I'm not saying there's no way they would, but I think they would find that not reverting the nerf would be helpful in reducing the risk of some deathrattle costing 0 in the future. My guess is that maybe they want to stick with the principal (in the future) that nothing should be able to be reduced to 0. Though the main counter to my argument is Sorcerer's Apprentice being able to make plenty of Mage's spells cost 0 (not excluding the iconic Exodia Mage)
When you Nightmare your Ysera then res it with this card
I don't think that would work unless your Ysera died from the attack itself. Nightmare's death effect is an end of turn effect at which point it is too late to play this new card to get your Ysera back.
This is a powerful tool and could be a one sided board wipe if used effectively. It is on the slower side though. I could imagine a scenario with beast where you could exploit this using unleash the hounds in some way.
I'm pretty sure that Nightmare destroys your minion at the start of the turn after which you played it.
HOLY CRAP THANK YOU, Now that it's on mobile I'll actually be able to play casually! I just need MTG:A to join the party one day and I'll be set lol
It's on Mobile Android now????
Where did you hear that? I haven't come across anything like that, link?
Okay, I'm not saying there's no way they would, but I think they would find that not reverting the nerf would be helpful in reducing the risk of some deathrattle costing 0 in the future. My guess is that maybe they want to stick with the principal (in the future) that nothing should be able to be reduced to 0. Though the main counter to my argument is Sorcerer's Apprentice being able to make plenty of Mage's spells cost 0 (not excluding the iconic Exodia Mage)
Why would commons and rares be he same cost? That kinda misses the point of it being "rare" no?
It's a 9 mana combo at least :/
Divine Spirit could still be meh-okay in those types of decks against aggro, maybe. Still agree that Inner Fire is better though.
I'm pretty sure that Nightmare destroys your minion at the start of the turn after which you played it.