Its a tad slow to delay your payoff, but at the same time, it guarantees that by the time the effect trigger, you have loads of mana available to complement your newly acquired board, so there is that! Having possibly 3 5/5s on turn 6 is not neglectable too
For Zok's latest song, he decided to go back to his roots. Like the ones on a tree. Tree roots.
Interesting design for a class that has only a few weapons available. I don't think it fits any existing deck, but can see it has loads of potential. Wild player will hate that kind of addition to Druid's arsenal ..!
Just feels like a win-more card. If you already have a wide board, the buff can be useful and make for a finisher, but if you don't and are already falling behind ... it is slow and won't turn the tide
Pretty underwhelming card, if you ask me, but the flavor made me giggle, so not all is lost: "Worry not, festival patrons! A disco is hardly any means for panic!"
Not a fan of this card design - the only silver lining is that it slims your deck and summons directly - but without the finale effect, I doubt it is really worth (3) mana ...
The core of Thief Rogue's deck may be rotating, but I see this card as an absolute blessing, as instead of getting any generic cards from random class, you get a card your opponent deemed good enough for their deck, and it is a discover mechanic, so it allows for some choice.
That tape has got poetry and clarinet on it, Garona. POETRY. AND CLARINET.
And the flavor text just hit a little too close from real life : He used to play to crowds of adoring Murlocs, but 20 years later all that's left is gigs at secluded clubs and regrets. Where did all the time go? His dreams of fame and fortune, snuffed out like the flame of a small candle in a dimly lit bar. Nothing but smoke in the wind.
They really didn't wanted Warrior to have a clear directly, or viable archetype, so instead, we are going back in time, revisiting archetypes that didn't worked back then and hoping for new results ... maddening
Stolen from a druidic drum circle, now destined to make music that is actually good.
I'm just glad shaman gets to play jazz with the cool cats. This card is also bound to see replays, accompanied by saxophone; can you hear the song already?
Best of luck everyone with your pack opening - May the RNG Gods be on your side
Fairly confident in our Rager's award nominees, the rest seems as accurate as rolling dice : traditional !
Its a tad slow to delay your payoff, but at the same time, it guarantees that by the time the effect trigger, you have loads of mana available to complement your newly acquired board, so there is that! Having possibly 3 5/5s on turn 6 is not neglectable too
For Zok's latest song, he decided to go back to his roots. Like the ones on a tree. Tree roots.
Interesting design for a class that has only a few weapons available. I don't think it fits any existing deck, but can see it has loads of potential. Wild player will hate that kind of addition to Druid's arsenal ..!
Timberine anyone? TIMBERINE!?
Just feels like a win-more card. If you already have a wide board, the buff can be useful and make for a finisher, but if you don't and are already falling behind ... it is slow and won't turn the tide
It's more of a drum pentagon, really.
This bring lots of flexibility and possible value. Makes one wonder if the meta will be suited for Beast Druid to be meta.
"Is there anything worth more than peace and love on the planet Azeroth?"
So much rubbin' into Warrior' face that Armor is no longer their class-trope ...
This being said, it is kinda of a fun design for Druid tho
Pretty underwhelming card, if you ask me, but the flavor made me giggle, so not all is lost:
"Worry not, festival patrons! A disco is hardly any means for panic!"
Fiery War Axe & Warsong Commander both nerfs reverted back to the original, as if they were admitting something ... but what?
Not a fan of this card design - the only silver lining is that it slims your deck and summons directly - but without the finale effect, I doubt it is really worth (3) mana ...
Whatever you do, do NOT sashay to the right.
Is every class receiving a new weapon sufficient sign that most decks will roll weapon removal?
I think they should.
Disco-ball ? Nah, dis go face.
The core of Thief Rogue's deck may be rotating, but I see this card as an absolute blessing, as instead of getting any generic cards from random class, you get a card your opponent deemed good enough for their deck, and it is a discover mechanic, so it allows for some choice.
That tape has got poetry and clarinet on it, Garona. POETRY. AND CLARINET.
From De Other Side - hope this helps
I once saw a horse that had watermelons for hair. It was a melon mane, ya?!
But Fire Fly was consistent, this Saxophone Soloist is pretty conditional.
And the flavor text just hit a little too close from real life :
He used to play to crowds of adoring Murlocs, but 20 years later all that's left is gigs at secluded clubs and regrets. Where did all the time go? His dreams of fame and fortune, snuffed out like the flame of a small candle in a dimly lit bar. Nothing but smoke in the wind.
They really didn't wanted Warrior to have a clear directly, or viable archetype, so instead, we are going back in time, revisiting archetypes that didn't worked back then and hoping for new results ... maddening
Stolen from a druidic drum circle, now destined to make music that is actually good.
Its the return of Antique Healbot with a powercreep-spell twist!
"You're listening to 47.7 Shaman FM radio. It's time to kick back, relax, and take in the music."
The only thing that doesn't load instantly - at least for me- are the adds.
How's your internet connection?
I'm just glad shaman gets to play jazz with the cool cats. This card is also bound to see replays, accompanied by saxophone; can you hear the song already?
Druid HP will be on steroid for the Year of the Wolf - Yikes!
He's definitely a Groovy Cat : "Like, what if we're all just cards living in this box called Hearthstone, man?"
That is indeed kinda scary - but because it requires a proper set up - it will often fumble into just two whatever to medium size taunts.
Despite having only 3 digits on each hand, Zok plays Bass like he has 5.