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[card]Harrison Jones[/card] seems superior so I doubt it will see play. Also, because it's a tech card, most depend on how weapons will go around in the meta.

Anyway, nice mechanic and Pirate tag.

That's what I was waiting for.

Speaking of Wild, sadly, the large pool make every effect that generate minions far worst than on Standard. I'm a bit sad that this was an Highlander support card, since I love that kind of decks.

More Highlander support: yes.

More random: nope.

Clearly nice but, as all Invoke cards, everything depend on how Galakrond will turns out in the end.

In love the secret discover mechanics but 5 mana is a bit too much. Maybe in Standard, where the pool of Dragons is smaller, may vaguely see play.

So nice and with such an interesting new mechanic!

4/4, draw 4 for 7 mana it was already decent but with also that hand size's increase... Oh yea!

Valdris Felgorge has such an interesting mechanic! Finally something new on the horizon.

Not a big issue: you've got enough control tools to stale out the match until the very end of your own deck. Many cheap aoe removal against aggro and more slow ones for bigger threat on the mid/late game, plus …

The success of Battlegrounds is determinated for a large part from the current state of HS: the game is not entertaining like it used to be, the meta is stale (both for Standard and Wild) and people seems to be …

Card discussion's page is pretty pointless, imho: not many people go there to speak about a certain card; if it's a new one they go under the news or on the forum topic while if it's an old one probably …

For Wild it's mediocre: there are too many crappy minions to get some real value from the Hero Power and the board clear is not something Priest is missing so it's redundant at best. The Class is actually lacking a …

When [card]Steamwheedle Sniper[/card] was printed, Hunter was the face-is-always-the-place class so it never saw any play. But now we've some decent control / secret / Reno archetypes around that could like to have the chance to get more board control …

While the battlecry is ok-ish, the Hero Power is pretty terrible on Wild since there are far too many bad minions there. That may be a far too big issue to allow a Galakrond's archetype to take shape.

Excellent card, if [card]Galakron, the Unspeakable[/card] will be a thing: cheap discounter, potential combo enabler, dragon tag, decent stats for its mana cost.

Good stats for its mana cost and more than decent battlecry, thinning your deck while putting a Secret on board.

On Wild often you don't want a card from your opponenet deck, but considering that the only Priest's archetype actually going around is (again) Big Priest you simply don't want a 2/2 with a battlecry.

On a non-resurrect deck, …

For Wild may be decent if you go with [card]Galakrond, the Unspeakable[/card] (of course) but otherwise [card]Entomb[/card] still better since you avoid any deathrattle's trigger for you opponent while also adding a resource to your own deck.

Of course we're interested in having more decks and guides! Everything that could bring more fun is well accepted, as always. And it's not important that everything is competitive: card games are also fun for the funny things you can …

Yep, on LoR games are indeed longer than on HS. It's the price to pay for being able to act during the opponent's turn, but I consider LoR as good "middle point" between HS and MtG.