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Archmage Vargoth

Mana
4
Attack
2
Health
6
At the end of your turn, cast a spell you've cast this turn (targets are random).

He's an archmage, but he might want to brush up on the basics... like aiming.

Released
Mar 27, 2021
Revealed
Mar 31, 2019
Artist
James Ryman
Craft cost
1,600 dust
Disenchant
400 dust
Copies per deck
1
Collectible
Yes
Card ID
DAL_558
DBF ID
52438
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Sound effects

  • Play VO_DAL_558_Male_Human_Play_01

  • Play Vargoth_Play_Stinger

  • Attack VO_DAL_558_Male_Human_Attack_02

  • Attack ArcaneMagic_Attack_Underlay

  • Death VO_DAL_558_Male_Human_Death_01

  • Death ArcaneMagic_Death_Underlay

Formats

  • StandardNot legal

Expansion, rotated to Wild. All Rise of Shadows cards

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  • Busted good free legendaries are always... well, they're always good

  • This is a great card to give free 1 week before the expansion. I think this can be included in current decks and it will be cool to test the card :)

  • Just a note: Everybody is getting this for free before expansion launches!

  • this is fucking broken with Time Warp

    • Not saying if you're right or wrong but does that even work? It will cast it again at the end of the turn you play it so it will play two on the same turn. It doesn't cast it again the next turn or anything so it should be fine unless I'm missing something. I don't think Time Warp stacks if played on the same turn.

      • Time Warp does in fact stack with itself. If you're able to play more than one of it you will get an additional turn for each one played.

        • https://clips.twitch.tv/LittleEsteemedFiddleheadsTheRinger

          Thats a clip of a streamer (disguised toast) stacking a whole lot of time warps together for infinite turns.

          • Interesting. I am surprised that it works that way but that's neat.