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Seems overhyped. When would you have 2+ Secrets active for this to be worth it? Not on turn 5/6. And I'm not sold on more "cast a bunch of Secrets from your deck" being printed, though I could easily be wrong. Don't get me wrong, if Secret Paladin works, this will be in it, but it's not like it will …

Seems right between Keleseth and Mistcaller, with added board interaction. I think the Holy part is crucial here for a chance to see play - if there's good support for Holy spells, this could easily work.

I think it's better than [card]Ringmaster Whatley[/card]. Whatley only slots into menagerie decks, while all(?) hunter decks use cheap spells so it's naturally more versatile. That being said, hunter is definitely notorious for being bad in the non-smorc strategies.

Say what you want, but I'm glad the class is expanding beyond pure aggro, and not just with [card text="one …

Eh, seems alright, there's always potential in mana cheating. I wonder if it upgrades with temporary mana ([card]Lightning Bloom[/card]) since it should stay upgraded afterwards.

Even without any support it's really good. Based on [card]Living Seed (Rank 1)[/card], we'll definitely get more big beast support, so those of you who think it doesn't fit in any deck, well, we thought the same about about [card]Guardian Animals[/card] before they revealed [card]Lake Thresher[/card], [card]Teacher's Pet[/card] and [card]Twilight Runner[/card].

Basically you've got [card]Illidari Felblade[/card] for removing one medium threat, whereas this removes two smaller threats - if you're lucky enough that your opponent forgets this card exists. It's slightly better than Felblade imo, but that's still bad in DH.

Pretty sure I see [card text="Eudora"]6189[/card] in the key art (bottom right).

Yup, it's Festeroot!

Not Fandral. In fact, it's not a Druid card and it's not a legendary card either.

anchorm4n's idea is on the right track though, just make it more backwards.

None of these.

Try reversing the second line. The third one is just a hint.

Nope.

Nope. The closest was [card]Splintergraft[/card] with flavor, but [card]Greybough[/card] was closer with effect.

Still close, but no.

Not it, but you're really close!

Nope.

Nope, and nope. It's not entirely a deduction riddle, there is also another way of thinking you'll need to figure it out.

Sorry for no response, it's not Kun.

Hint:
[spoiler]'Converse' in this case means 'reverse'.[/spoiler]

No

Nope.

The converse joke

- What do you get when you combine a turret and a safe?

- Cleaved timber!