This card looks weak compared to Shield of Galakrond. It will definitely see less play than the latter, but may fit into decks that aim to invoke Galakrond as soon as possible.
This card might be played in most Galakrond decks, since each class only got two Invoke class cards. Since the Invoke effect is worth approximately 1 mana, the Chillwind Yeti for 5 mana are OK.
A decent card for dragon decks. Due to the high costs this card will most likely see no play in non-dragon decks, since these decks have access to cheaper card draw.
This is certainly not the best dragon, but it may find a spot in a heavy dragon deck. Also a solid arena card, which is strictly better than Boulderfist Ogre.
A weaker version of Doomsayer. While the latter is better in the late game if combined with freeze effect, Depth Charge might be a good play on turn 1 versus aggro decks.
Besides being a tech card versus highlander decks, this card makes well-refined decks weaker, since it shuffles two worthless minions into the deck. This card will definitely see play, at least in battlecry shaman.
Compared to Hecklebot this card is strictly worse, since the Hecklebot can also act as a combo disruption tool. This card will not see alost of play, maybe in Control Warrior.
This card could fit into Cyclone Mage, but 5 mana is rather expensive. Since most side quests cost 1 mana, this card can also some of these powerful spells. I don't think that this card will see a lot of play, though.
A strong card, especially for token decks. In the best case, the transformed minion makes a value trade before the transformation. The combined stats of 10/8 with rush are really strong for 5 mana.
This card might find its way into some dragon decks, but most likely it's just a decent arena card.
This card looks weak compared to Shield of Galakrond. It will definitely see less play than the latter, but may fit into decks that aim to invoke Galakrond as soon as possible.
This card might be played in most Galakrond decks, since each class only got two Invoke class cards. Since the Invoke effect is worth approximately 1 mana, the Chillwind Yeti for 5 mana are OK.
A decent card for dragon decks. Due to the high costs this card will most likely see no play in non-dragon decks, since these decks have access to cheaper card draw.
Finally. This is a nice card versus Armor Druid in wild. Depending on the meta, this card might also see play in standard from time to time.
This is a slightly better Argent Commander. The dragon tag is a nice bonus, but I don't think that this card will see a lot of play.
Even if a magnetic card is connected to this card, it is very weak. At least, this card is better than Windfury Harpy.
This card could find a spot in Mech Hunter. Giving a complete board of mechs stealth might be a winning move in most situations.
This is certainly not the best dragon, but it may find a spot in a heavy dragon deck. Also a solid arena card, which is strictly better than Boulderfist Ogre.
A nice card with good stats, but there are a lot of stronger dragons that compete with this guy. A solid arena card, though.
A weaker version of Doomsayer. While the latter is better in the late game if combined with freeze effect, Depth Charge might be a good play on turn 1 versus aggro decks.
This card is very strong, but it might be too gready in an aggro meta. Playing this card in a Dragon-Battlecry Shaman would be nice, though.
Besides being a tech card versus highlander decks, this card makes well-refined decks weaker, since it shuffles two worthless minions into the deck. This card will definitely see play, at least in battlecry shaman.
This card fits perfectly into Pirate Warrior. This card is strictly better than Rummaging Kobold, since it equips the weapon for free.
Compared to Hecklebot this card is strictly worse, since the Hecklebot can also act as a combo disruption tool. This card will not see alost of play, maybe in Control Warrior.
This is a strong tech card versus dragon decks. Imagine summoning a 12/12 in battlecry shaman.
This card could fit into Cyclone Mage, but 5 mana is rather expensive. Since most side quests cost 1 mana, this card can also some of these powerful spells. I don't think that this card will see a lot of play, though.
A strong card, especially for token decks. In the best case, the transformed minion makes a value trade before the transformation. The combined stats of 10/8 with rush are really strong for 5 mana.
In a heavy dragon deck this card might work. However, most dragons have strong battlecries that won't trigger if the dragon gets summoned.
There is no reason to put this card in a refined constructed deck, but this card could be decent in arena.