Decent in Quest Hunter because all the Wildseeds are useful in some capacity (eve just as targets for your spells). I guess if Wildseeds are their own archetype it sees play there as well considering it's decent value even if it seems to be the weakest of the archetype by far.
Not sure how it works exactly, but it sounds like Okani but as a Secret. Disruption is always good, but I wonder if a 2-mana counterspell for minions is good enough. I guess it has to be if Secret Rogue is to exist.
At first I thought this was too basic to be good, but then I remembered how good Cat Trick still is and this is way better for tempo (because you can trade as well as go face) and now it loooks better.
Also props for contiuing the bizarre trend of giving Rogue spider related cards every once in a blue moon.
Not bad. Play it on curve while a Secret is up and you just gained double stats.
I feel like the main problem will actually be keeping secrets up until turn 4 because most of them look like they are very easily triggered (which is good for tempo, but bad for Halkias)
Wouldn#t be surprised if he ends up decent but eventually gets dropped because of too much inconsistency.
Basically just better Mutanus when it comes to disruption. You get 3 choices, it only costs 4-mana and you decide what you give them so it's rarely going to be something you desperately need.
If this doesn't kill any notion of combo decks being viable in Standard, nothing will.
looks okay, but wouldn't see play in the current meta at all. Boards just don't get big enough this early. Whirlpool is better because it's more consistent and can't be played around.
Honestly this is just trash. You're paying 3-mana for something you need to infuse to even get any kind of value out of it and even then it sucks because basic totems are trash. Then you only actually get any kind of tempo from it if you already played The Stonewright, a card that costs 4-mana and can'T be realistically tutored.
Unless there's some massive totem payoff yet to be revealed this is just a garbage gimmick.
Seems like a genuinely strong card. Curse Warlock loves it because you can easily get two extra curses down while maintaining some tempo, which is huge, but there'S probably also other nifty stuff to do wwith this.
The only issue is killing off the tokens without a Shadow spell
This looks decent. Warlock currently doesn't really have any good taunts and is very vulnerable to just being bum-rushed once their removal runs out so this might help, although it migt be tough to get the activation consistently.
Pretty great. The effect is targetted so you always know what it will hit and can plan around it. Probably really good in Curselock because it sets up easier combos (and makes Abyssal Wave not be complete shit)
Greaat card overall but what's the point unless there's some serious Pure Paladin payoff (or I guess just some form of win condition that wants you to go into the long game instead of just finding Cariel and juicing up Smite)
Decent in Quest Hunter because all the Wildseeds are useful in some capacity (eve just as targets for your spells). I guess if Wildseeds are their own archetype it sees play there as well considering it's decent value even if it seems to be the weakest of the archetype by far.
Not sure how it works exactly, but it sounds like Okani but as a Secret. Disruption is always good, but I wonder if a 2-mana counterspell for minions is good enough. I guess it has to be if Secret Rogue is to exist.
At first I thought this was too basic to be good, but then I remembered how good Cat Trick still is and this is way better for tempo (because you can trade as well as go face) and now it loooks better.
Also props for contiuing the bizarre trend of giving Rogue spider related cards every once in a blue moon.
Feels too awkward with the current secret pool. Unless you coin this out on 3 it's just too slow to matter.
Not bad. Play it on curve while a Secret is up and you just gained double stats.
I feel like the main problem will actually be keeping secrets up until turn 4 because most of them look like they are very easily triggered (which is good for tempo, but bad for Halkias)
Wouldn#t be surprised if he ends up decent but eventually gets dropped because of too much inconsistency.
And now the first Rogue deathrattle since Stormwind...is Secret supports.
They have to be doing this on purpose, right?
You know what, I just sort of forgot that Onyxia isn't a Colossal
Basically just better Mutanus when it comes to disruption. You get 3 choices, it only costs 4-mana and you decide what you give them so it's rarely going to be something you desperately need.
If this doesn't kill any notion of combo decks being viable in Standard, nothing will.
looks okay, but wouldn't see play in the current meta at all. Boards just don't get big enough this early. Whirlpool is better because it's more consistent and can't be played around.
Looks weak to me but maybe getting Neptulon or Onyxia 2-turns early is strong enough for it to matter.
Greaaaat, now Alignment isn't enough, they also get their own Yogg to just flip games out of nowhere.
Honestly this is just trash. You're paying 3-mana for something you need to infuse to even get any kind of value out of it and even then it sucks because basic totems are trash. Then you only actually get any kind of tempo from it if you already played The Stonewright, a card that costs 4-mana and can'T be realistically tutored.
Unless there's some massive totem payoff yet to be revealed this is just a garbage gimmick.
Seems like a genuinely strong card. Curse Warlock loves it because you can easily get two extra curses down while maintaining some tempo, which is huge, but there'S probably also other nifty stuff to do wwith this.
The only issue is killing off the tokens without a Shadow spell
Where was this when Garrote Rogue was running amok?
This looks decent. Warlock currently doesn't really have any good taunts and is very vulnerable to just being bum-rushed once their removal runs out so this might help, although it migt be tough to get the activation consistently.
Pretty great. The effect is targetted so you always know what it will hit and can plan around it. Probably really good in Curselock because it sets up easier combos (and makes Abyssal Wave not be complete shit)
Greaat card overall but what's the point unless there's some serious Pure Paladin payoff (or I guess just some form of win condition that wants you to go into the long game instead of just finding Cariel and juicing up Smite)
Nasty Arena card, but too slow for standard. Abominable L is better in every way.
Rogue card disguised as Neutral. Don't see a reason to play this anywhere else except for the memes.
Hate highrolling early game mminions so I hope this is just worthless trash and never appears in any of my games.