Update: Reveals for today have concluded! Please see them all down below.
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Perils in Paradise Card Reveals for June 24 2024
Here are all the cards that have been revealed for Perils in Paradise on June 24.
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![All Perils in Paradise New Paladin Card Reveals for June 27 - Day 7 [Finished]](perils-day-7-reveals.webp)
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Finally some interesting cards to look at;
Griftah, Trusted Vendor - Unlike its ill fated predecessor this card might actually see play in competitive, and is likely an auto include into reno decks because nearly all the amulets he gives you is useful, and the phony versions are pretty much shit cards, though not all of them. Imagine that the phony amulet of mobility even goes so far as to discard cards from your opponent.
Dread Deserter - This card is weird, because its completely and utterly useless to own as a card because the effect requires you to generate it. Maybe slot it into ETC but seriously, if you need a charge minion just play leeroy.
Bayfin Bodybuilder - No matter how interesting this card is it'll never see competitive play outside of discovers because its so dependent on the meta, is a slow card at 5, and its cost makes it difficult to combo out with anything like dirty rat. The only good thing this card does is its practically a counter to deathrattle decks and specifically the reborn virus zilliax. Still dont think anyone would bother with it.
Sailboat Captain - The kind of card that will be nerfed. Why? Because windfury has repeatedly shown itself as a fairly toxic keyword, and yet team5 persist in printing it before inevitably nerfing it down.
Lamplighter - Made for elemental focused decks like mage and shaman. What instead would happen is it'll be played in rogue. Nuff said.
Tidepool Pupil - Cute card. Love the flavour. But likely not as good as it seems to be. Comparable to Commander sivara, but that card was only good in mage because it existed in a deck that has both burn and stall, plus it gives you back three cards. This card only gives one. Still likely playable though.
I think you're underestimating how good 1 mana to recur any specific spell is. It's hard to whiff on Tidepool because you have three chances to copy the spell you actually want.
And also how good to have more than 2x copies of a specific spell.
Commander Sivara was only good in mage because it was mage card 🤭
Oh my goodness, Scrapbooking Student is an old, literally nostalgic Transfer Student. That's awesome.
Old? To me it just looks like he was on vacation. Maybe "adult" would fit, but not old
I think you're right. I thought his sunglasses were big old man eyebrows.
Or maybe I'm as old as him so I see him as a vibrant 40 year old. It just based on who is watching
Some interesting Neutrals, but the rarity seems very out of wack for them. If this were any other set, Bayfin Bodybuilder would've taken the "weird, situational Epic" slot that every set has.
I think of it as a 5 mana 4/7 vanilla, but they stuck a weird, niche effect to it since they don't print vanillas anymore.
Tidepool Pupil is strict powercreep over Commander Sivarra. Expect Quest and Ping Mage to run this card. Ok, maybe not strict, because it only discovers one of them, but I can see those decks still play it regardless just because they either progress the Quest or return stall cards.
That Housekeeper mech could combo with the "refresh when you gain armor" location to tap out immediately. I don't know if that's good, but it's funny.
Griftah confuses me. Does this mean the amulet given to the enemy does nothing, or that it casts as one of the other amulets? As-is it looks stupid powerful...
Another Giant! Giants please me. Also, never underestimate a card that can be played for free!
The return of Exchange Student, ha!