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This is definitely a strong card when it procs. And with certain mage secrets like the new one that just go revealed, it shouldn't be hard to get this to activate on turn 4 by playing a secret that you don't think will trigger.

When compared to [card]Arcane Intellect[/card], this gives you one extra card at the cost of being rather difficult to activate. Paladins have [card]Sanctuary[/card], which they never play. Granted, mages have more ways of protecting themselves with freeze effects and more board clears than paladin, but I still think in general this will be too inconsistent to be used.

I think this will see play since it is a strong late game card that can do a lot to get you ahead if you are behind. If [card]Zilliax[/card] has taught me anything, it's that if you put enough keywords onto a card, it will see play. 

It's kind of funny to me how Pure Paladins get rewarded for …

I think this will definitely be good in any deck that can keep a decent number of silver hand recruit tokens on the field. The issue is that most decks that revolve around silver hand recruits are odd. So I don't know if this will end up seeing play.

I played Runterra for a few months. I don't play it anymore because, although their reward structure is very generous, the game play was very boring. Due to the lack of RNG, everything felt repetitive, predictable, and monotonous.

I do not disagree that Hearthstone has a lot of RNG, and I do think we could do with a little …

Being able to give +3/+3 to minions in your hand is pretty good. Sure it doesn't hit every minion, but compared to some of the hand-buffs hunter gets, this is pretty powerful. I don't think it is too terribly powerful, but if you are already playing N'zoth or the new Legendary then this is just too good not to include.

[card]The Curator[/card] is one of my favorite legendaries, so I am glad to see his reincarnation in this card. 5 mana draw 3 isn't terrible, and when it comes with a body attached and you know ahead of time what cards you are drawing, it becomes pretty good. The main question is whether or not you will have a dragon, …

2 mana 1/4 is already a pretty good statline. If you only get 2 damage off of it then I guess it's okay. 4 damage and it is above average. But if you can get 6 damage then it becomes an insane amount of burst damage for an aggro deck. And with cards like Restless mummy and Scion of Ruin, …

5 mana 8/8 Taunt Divine Shield is obviously very powerful. The question is whether or not you will be able to corrupt it consistently. We have cards like the new Hammer and [card]Libram of hope[/card]. It seems like blizzard is pushing midrange paladin this expansion, and so far it looks like they will have some pretty strong cards.

I am not sure how strong this card is. Aggro Discard Warlock is a deck in wild, and they might run this, but usually the lowest cost card in your hand will be something like [card]Flame Imp[/card], [card]SoulFire[/card], [card]expired merchant[/card], [card]tiny knight of evil[/card], or some other card you don't want to discard. [card]Silverware Golem[/card] and [card]Fist of Jaraxxus[/card] are …

I am not counting Mecha'thun for two reasons. One, the card itself is terrible in this deck. This deck is mostly meant just for fun, but I would still like it to be at least a little bit playable. Two, it isn't technically an old god. It is a robot resembling an old god. So I don't think it counts.

This looks really strong. This is [card]Spellbreaker[/card], but with more stats and it also copies the abilities of whatever you are silencing. I can't imagine a world where this doesn't become a staple in just about every priest deck moving forward.

It doesn't look terrible. In a deck with a low curve this can be used for extra burn damage or removal. And drawing cards is always good. I just don't think it is strong enough to be an epic.

It's not bad. A decent 3-drop that can provide some free stats later in the game. And with cards like [card]Secret Passage[/card], I don't think rogues will have a particularly hard time drawing those teddy bears.

The effect is kind of cool, but after a certain point in the game, just getting a bunch of stats isn't good anymore. Getting a 2 mana 10/10 sounds amazing. But by turn 12, it just isn't that good. I could maybe see you using this as like a sort of mini-edwin where you drop it on 5/6 as a …

The great Fluxflasher has made a thread with a quote from me. I never thought I would receive such an honor.

Once upon a time I crafted [card text="Mojo Master Zihi"]mojomaster zihi[/card] thinking it was a cool card. I was gravely mistaken and ended up disenchanting her very soon after for a net loss of 1200 dust. Hopefully this card is better.

A 3 mana 3/3 is definitely better than a 6 mana 5/5, especially for an aggro deck. And …

All around some pretty good changes. I do still think Elementals are going to be everywhere wreaking havoc, but these are still good changes all the same. I think if they want to fix elementals they should do something about the windfury elemental, and also move [card]party elemental[/card] up a tier

It's alright, but nothing spectacular. I guess it can be used in some kind of [card]stonetusk board[/card] combo deck or if you just want a little extra beef. It is only 2 mana which makes the corruption pretty easy to activate, so there is that. But I really don't see why this had to be an epic.

This card looks pretty powerful. Getting two 3/3s on turn 3 is really good tempo, and it isn't hard to do in a secret based deck. This will definitely see play in a lot of hunter decks moving forward.