This card might work in Battlecry Shaman. On the other hand, sticking two (or four) eggs for one turn on the board is not easy. Maybe, this card is rather a 'win more' card.
A rather weak card, but getting a lackey for one mana is OK. Because there are only a few Invoke cards for rogue, this card might be necessary in Galakrond decks.
I don't think that a rogue deck that runs a lot of dragons will work. This card might be a nice addition to a Waxadred deck, but in this case it strongly relies on drawing Waxadred early. I think rogue has access to enough card draw that is more consistent than this card.
Most classes can pay 2 mana to deal 3 damage to a minion, and adding a lackey to hand is worth the additional 1 mana. This card will definitely see play in Galakrond decks.
A pure Deathrattle Rogue deck did never really work, and I doubt that this card will support this archetype enough. However, a deck that is build around Waxadred can make use of this card.
The battlecry is interesting, but there are no decks in the current meta that shuffle a lot of copies into the deck. Looks more like a tech card for preblems that could arise in the next expansions. Rogues have enough hard removals that are stronger or more flexible than this card.
This card fits into Nomi Priest. Because priest has rather bad lackey synergies, I doubt that this card will see much play for besides it deck cycling effect in combination with Gadgetzan Auctioneer.
This card seems to be support for Deathrattle Priest. Since this archetype never really worked, I don't think that this carfd will see a lot of play. This card could also fit into Dragon Priest, since casting it on a dragon is a lot of value. However, since most dragons are too expensive to play this card in the same turn, the dragon has to survive one turn. Because sticking a big dragon for more than on turn on board usually means gg, the card looks more like a 'win more' card.
Assuming that the complete effect will always trigger in a dragon deck, this is a Consecration for 3 mana. This card might also find its way into pure control decks, where damaging the own minions does not matter.
A good support card for Galakrond decks. This card can also kill 4 attack minions, which closes the gap between Shadow Word: Pain and Shadow Word: Death.
The battlecry is great versus aggro. Compared to Duskbreaker, this card looks a little bit weaker, since turn 5 can be too late to turn a match against aggressive decks.
On the first sight, this is an interesting effect. But since the two other cards are still in the opponents deck, it will be hard to gues the correct card. In my opinion, Curious Glimmerroot was way stronger than this card.
This card is insanely strong. Likkim is already played in a lot of decks, and this card will make Overload Shaman even stronger.
This card seems to be stronger than Shifter Zerus, but it might still be too inconsistent to fit into competitive decks.
This card might work in Battlecry Shaman. On the other hand, sticking two (or four) eggs for one turn on the board is not easy. Maybe, this card is rather a 'win more' card.
A good card. The tokens can be used as combo enabler. This card might also be a good addition to odd rogue in wild.
A rather weak card, but getting a lackey for one mana is OK. Because there are only a few Invoke cards for rogue, this card might be necessary in Galakrond decks.
I don't think that a rogue deck that runs a lot of dragons will work. This card might be a nice addition to a Waxadred deck, but in this case it strongly relies on drawing Waxadred early. I think rogue has access to enough card draw that is more consistent than this card.
This is an amazing arena card, but won't see play in competitive decks due to the lack of consistency.
Most classes can pay 2 mana to deal 3 damage to a minion, and adding a lackey to hand is worth the additional 1 mana. This card will definitely see play in Galakrond decks.
The stats and the effect are coparable to Azure Drake. This card might fit into an Academic Espionage deck or a deck that is built around Waxadred.
A pure Deathrattle Rogue deck did never really work, and I doubt that this card will support this archetype enough. However, a deck that is build around Waxadred can make use of this card.
Very strong card in Galakrond Rogue. This might result in a Galakrond Miracle Rogue, or the coins can just be used as combo enabler.
Nice Synergy with Necrium Blade. This card might result in some weird infinite deck that summons lots of Waxadreds each turn.
The battlecry is interesting, but there are no decks in the current meta that shuffle a lot of copies into the deck. Looks more like a tech card for preblems that could arise in the next expansions. Rogues have enough hard removals that are stronger or more flexible than this card.
This card fits into Nomi Priest. Because priest has rather bad lackey synergies, I doubt that this card will see much play for besides it deck cycling effect in combination with Gadgetzan Auctioneer.
This card will be played in every Galakrond deck. 1/2 for 1 mana is playable, and the random priest card is a nice benefit.
This card seems to be support for Deathrattle Priest. Since this archetype never really worked, I don't think that this carfd will see a lot of play. This card could also fit into Dragon Priest, since casting it on a dragon is a lot of value. However, since most dragons are too expensive to play this card in the same turn, the dragon has to survive one turn. Because sticking a big dragon for more than on turn on board usually means gg, the card looks more like a 'win more' card.
Assuming that the complete effect will always trigger in a dragon deck, this is a Consecration for 3 mana. This card might also find its way into pure control decks, where damaging the own minions does not matter.
A good support card for Galakrond decks. This card can also kill 4 attack minions, which closes the gap between Shadow Word: Pain and Shadow Word: Death.
The battlecry is great versus aggro. Compared to Duskbreaker, this card looks a little bit weaker, since turn 5 can be too late to turn a match against aggressive decks.
On the first sight, this is an interesting effect. But since the two other cards are still in the opponents deck, it will be hard to gues the correct card. In my opinion, Curious Glimmerroot was way stronger than this card.