This is a great tool for Warlock, and an obvious trouble maker for your opponent to deal with, right away. Not the most inspired design, but something useful that might shape Standard-Warlock games in the near-future.
My mind immediately went there - Voidlord did it first, and better - and the flavor confirmed it too: Some classes get Void Lords, other classes get Annoyed Lords.
If only the weapon without text would see play, I don't see why this gimmicky draw engine wouldn't have a shot. Might need tuning, I think it's a bit sharp.
Thankfully, this remove a friendly divine shield and not just any - as having Paladin stealing a divine shield from you and getting a 5/5 elemental for doing so would have been beyond unfair..!
This could be a great board-reload for Hunter, if it didn't already meant that you have wasted 4-5 big minions already ... Just can't see this being a game-winning ingredient
The Stranglethorn mentality is to be happy with the bare necessities.
On paper, it has lots of potential, but in practice, you'd be sacrificing your Turn 5 to do nothing of importance - losing tempo - just so your Turn7 could really swing hard? Kinda of a hard pill to swallow for Hunter, whom usually excels at midrange tactics...
Just a small town Taunka Livin' in a lonely... waunka
Control Priest can definitely make use of that, consistently - but I thought Team5 wanted to stray away from mana cheating gimmicks?
Poison Bloom was accused of plagiarizing the "Ooh, how long can this go on (ooh yeah)" hook from an old-school musical group called The Saronite Chain Gang.
(...) Will probably see play in every Mage deck just because it requires no deck-building to make it good.
That was exactly my train of thoughts as well; why would any mage not auto-include this in their deck? Drawing 3 spells and picking one to double up on is simply great
Its 3 mana - so not too expansive - but to really benefit from this, you'd want to play a couple tribes first, countering the tempo you could have benefited from ... not impressed.
This is a great tool for Warlock, and an obvious trouble maker for your opponent to deal with, right away.
Not the most inspired design, but something useful that might shape Standard-Warlock games in the near-future.
Also, that is one interesting dress code.
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My mind immediately went there - Voidlord did it first, and better - and the flavor confirmed it too:
Some classes get Void Lords, other classes get Annoyed Lords.
This is extremely abusable and it will be abused!
Another one.
That's a wonderous turn 3 play, combo'd with the coin - lots of strong 3 drops this expansion
"ERROR. CANNOT COMPUTE 'NO PUNCHING ALLOWED DURING MUSICAL PERFORMANCE'."
Everyone's thoughts looking at Rogue bouncy-shenanigans' enablers:
Decent minion, aggressive stat line with a useful battlecry - this should see play!
Bonus, the flavor text killed me:
Hot take: We need LESS cowbell. Much, much less.
Small to medium board clear on a big stick? That's the type of minion Demon Warlock likes messing with!
It ain't over until the imp mother sings.
If only the weapon without text would see play, I don't see why this gimmicky draw engine wouldn't have a shot.
Might need tuning, I think it's a bit sharp.
Feel like they are trying to compensate for removing Paladin's secrets ; a metric-ton of Divine shields is the substitute!
Shake your groove fin!
Think this is just great for Paladin, reinforcing the divine shield identity and providing a must-kill draw engine!
The only bug that was intentional.
Thankfully, this remove a friendly divine shield and not just any - as having Paladin stealing a divine shield from you and getting a 5/5 elemental for doing so would have been beyond unfair..!
This could be a great board-reload for Hunter, if it didn't already meant that you have wasted 4-5 big minions already ... Just can't see this being a game-winning ingredient
The Stranglethorn mentality is to be happy with the bare necessities.
On paper, it has lots of potential, but in practice, you'd be sacrificing your Turn 5 to do nothing of importance - losing tempo - just so your Turn7 could really swing hard? Kinda of a hard pill to swallow for Hunter, whom usually excels at midrange tactics...
Just a small town Taunka Livin' in a lonely... waunka
Control Priest can definitely make use of that, consistently - but I thought Team5 wanted to stray away from mana cheating gimmicks?
Poison Bloom was accused of plagiarizing the "Ooh, how long can this go on (ooh yeah)" hook from an old-school musical group called The Saronite Chain Gang.
Priest already has sticky minions, now they may also play yours ^^
And you thought the battles between the Alliance and Horde got ugly…
That was exactly my train of thoughts as well; why would any mage not auto-include this in their deck? Drawing 3 spells and picking one to double up on is simply great
Give her a hand, everybody! Or maybe 4!
One of the best pun thus far: "I tried to give him some constructive criticism but gosh, he really hates feedback!"
Its 3 mana - so not too expansive - but to really benefit from this, you'd want to play a couple tribes first, countering the tempo you could have benefited from ... not impressed.