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I also think you're misreading Felwood Treant slightly. You don't have to spend all the mana on the same turn, just while you're holding it. If you curve a two into a three, it'll be available to ramp you on …

It won't let me edit my comment for some reason, but to Felwood Treant - it's a FULL mana crystal. That means it's a 1-mana 2/2 with Treant synergies if you can play a 2-drop with it. That has some …

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Im not exactly sure why Oxynia is so robotic given that resurrecting dragons isnt even new in the lore, but here we are.

That's straight out of World of Warcraft. Onyxia …

Hmm...

A previous year with a lower power level, including a hero power-themed set about a corrupted forest and a nostalgic callback set that was very underwhelming on launch.

A new set with story ties that were set …

Halazzi makes the new Quest really easy for Hunter now. Although, losing the Deathrattle trigger hurts that.

I wonder if they're going to rename the Taverns of Time version of Chromie to something else. Both that and the new one are just called "Chromie".

Chronoclaws goes hard in Wild Discolock. 12 damage in meaty chunks and three discard triggers.

Always love to see new dual class cards. They're consistently some of the coolest designs.

Surprised you didn't mention the synergy between Shreds of Time and Chronogor. You play overstatted cards, and later on you play an ogre that draws 2 and deals 6 damage to the opponent.

Well, I think it's to balance the portals being dead draws. They're not Cast When Drawn, so each one is -1 card.

The demons don't draw cards for your opponent, they draw cards for you. The opponent gets the dinky minion, you get the card draw and quest progression.

The flavour of this set is through the roof. Legitimately, this is the most excited I've been by Hearthstone design since I quit.

Who would've thought that time-travelling through some of Warcraft's most famous moments would be open for …

Olden Era! Olden Era! Olden Era! I am so happy that it's playable, even if it is just a demo. It's so fantastic. It's like the combat of Heroes VI which I love, with the everything else of Heroes III …

The Futureshifted cards from Future Sight.

The ones I was specifically thinking of were Steamflogger Boss, which is a support card for a deliberately nonsensical effect that was never actually intended to be made, and Tarmogoyf, …

Devious Coyote has some potential in Wild aggro Priest. It's not hard to hit the opponent with four different sources, and a 5/3 with Stealth is pretty threatening. It may end up being too bricky, but I bet it gets …

My Shatter theory: They're doing Time Spiral thing that MtG did where they have cards that interact with non-existent keywords and mechanics to tease future sets.

It's an underrated mode these days, but I think these are really cool Arena cards.

EDIT: It's a shame that Temporal Traveller isn't a draenei. That could've been a cool card for Velen. They really introduced that type then …

2026 is gonna be an amazing year, though. This is exactly why 2019 was such a blast -- the previous year pulled back on the power level after a huge power spike, and that paved the way for a fantastic …

That's a damn shame.

Doesn't look AI to me. It looks like a rough painting that didn't have any fine details added. Maybe Tyrande's face is, but I don't see any obvious AI artifacting.