Still, he couldn't let go of the two key words he had been so optimistic about.

Similar in mechanical function to Gather Your Party; however, the outcomes will be very different:

• GYP wants to pull "Big" archetype minions, whereas Frenzy minions tend to be medium size or smaller.
• You can't really mana-cheat with this card, with the sole exception of Taurajo Brave.
• By pulling only Frenzy minions, you can still include minions such as Armor Vendor or Overlord Saurfang without fear.
• By triggering the Frenzy of a minion with full Health, you could theoretically set it off twice. Could make for a "Frenzy Package" with No Pain No Gain, Blademaster Samuro and the aforementioned Taurajo Braves.

While it works well by itself, it can be followed up by other overload cards such as Feral Spirit and Lightning Storm next turn to potentially save more mana.

"Fireblood" isn't just a title you know?

Missed opportunity, Blizzard!

Some day he'll be a great hero! But right now he's a little nervous, and tends to flake out when things get rocky.

He's not actually rallying the troops, he's screaming in terror. Have you seen that dragon?

This is meant to be a solid midgame board stabilizer, trading into a medium minion to buff itself, enabling it to take out larger threats. I thought it thematically fit well with Warrior.

Give a chance to shuffle many buffed Raptors into deck vs aggro decks, or can be used as removal vs a midrange threat

Thanks for bearing with me :)

Felt like Forged in the Barrens was missing a Rager, especially with the Frenzy theme :D

'If you're feeling sore, just feel the 'saur.'

Do you remember when Demon Hunters were about Demon Hunters and not some necromantic pigmen? Me neither.

Hehe, get it? BarBEARian? Pretty good, right? Wait... where are you going?

Flexible tool to push damage or remove a big threat.