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This is a beautiful card that just makes me smile. I have no idea how often this will work out the way I'd want it to - I get the sense the (rigged) matchmaker will set me up against Priests …

The endgame for a dedicated Fraggle Lock, this looks to be a very up and down play. While generating a bunch of [card]Soul Fragment[/card]s shouldn't be too hard, you have zero point zero control over when you will draw them, …

Thank you sir, may I have another? Everyone needs a little discipline now and then, and with the [card]Succubus[/card] and [card]Mistress of Pain[/card] trapped in their respective dungeons, we've got [card]Disciplinarian Gandling[/card] ready to step in. He feels like a …

So easy to reduce the cost, can make everyone forget the [card]Mountain Giant[/card] ever existed. Folks will come to hate this thing, and will pack all their best removal tools in anticipation, because turn 4 8/8 should end up being …

One of the new big guns, a reason to believe in brute force again, the key card for Fraggle Lock - gotta love this guy. I almost can't imagine not running him (or her, I suppose - do Voidthings have …

Outcast is a mechanic that drives me crazy - whenever I play Demon Hunter, I spend too much energy trying to get that outcast bonus, and the RNG Draw gods just love to mess with me. I can just see …

This is going to be a favorite for me, I can sense it, especially in the late game. Tap-BOOM to literally anything standing in your path is going to feel really good. . . even the anticipation of it, savoring …

In a Fragmented Zoo, this is a big deal card, it will just be a matter of whether that particular build will be better than a control Fraggle or a classic Zoo. Without the "Deal 3", it's just a lesser …

A nice [card]Darkbomb[/card] replacement in most cases for Wild - the lack of face damage is a drawback, but not a huge one to me, as I'm not usually counting on a 2-cost spell to secure my victories. In Standard …

A very old school type of card, reminiscent of [card]Nerubian Egg[/card] and [card]Haunted Creeper[/card] from the Naxx days. Warlocks generally have no trouble blowing up their own guys, so this will be easy to take advantage of when you want …

Solid early AoE, can pop your spiders for you while clearing out the resistance, throws some shards into the deck - versatile, exactly the sort of thing I like to see in Warlock. Playable in anything, required in nothing.

A short while from now, when one of those data collection sites puts out a list of Most Played Cards, I fully expect to see this little guy right up near the top. The [card]Soul Shard[/card] mechanic looks to be …

Some day soon, for shits and giggles, I'll need to build a deck with this, [card]Dark Possession[/card], and [card]Call of the Void[/card], and just rollllll. This one seems to be the obvious best of the three, though kudos to that …

A really great card that hits the flavor note of both classes really well - I haven't seen any video of it in use, but I'm assuming it just randomly generates two dead cards in your hand, so you could …

I guess I'd gotten up to 10, I received one of those Champion wildcards - I'm finding the game pretty fun so far, shielding myself from knowing anything about the meta or even doing any research on the individual cards, …

I just started playing the game a few days ago - what's in there anyway?

It could be interesting, though they'd probably have to make up some special rules. Magic's EDH has certain deckbuilding restrictions built in due to the colored lands and commander's colors, which allows for a wild variety of EDH style decks, …

Glad you mentioned that non-exclusivity for the card sleeves - I was kinda disappointed when I saw the Year of the Rat sleeve in the store the other day.

Well, I've read your points, and I can understand perhaps while you feel the way you do, even if I cannot agree with them. I, too, have a full time job and other things in my life, and I'm likely …

It's not that hard to learn a second piece of artwork. . . plus, there are words all over the cards. . . plus, you're the one putting the cards in your deck, I would imagine you know what it …