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It is better then Nourish if you hit the minions. If you hit the minions your getting two turns essentially of two additional mana, the mana cost reduction is actually more value then Nourish in one sense because it the effect is still valuable in later turns. You also always getting a Fandraled Nourish since your getting the cost reduction with the draw. Since Fandral Nourish is strong AF and this is practically that in its best case scenario this card could be the nuts. It pushes Ramp Druid is borderline viable, but borderline viable is still far from viable when the top tier is high as Midrange Shaman. 

Obviously this doesn't replace Nourish in current spell heavy Druid lists. 

This could actually Help to Push a creature heavy druid deck like beasts.

Good way to push Ramp into the foreground and discount those 8- and 9-drops. Not bad, should see play.

To those that say it's going to be insane in ramp druid, I disagree. A lot of cards in the actual ramp druid archetype are spells, which greatly limits the use of this new card. There's Nourish, Wrath, Wild Growth, Raven Idol... That's a lot of cards that potentially won't get the discount. 

However, I could imagine that card seeing use in an Astral Communion deck, could be quite fun actually.

Quote from Barraka41 >>

To those that say it's going to be insane in ramp druid, I disagree. A lot of cards in the actual ramp druid archetype are spells, which greatly limits the use of this new card. There's Nourish, Wrath, Wild Growth, Raven Idol... That's a lot of cards that potentially won't get the discount. 

However, I could imagine that card seeing use in an Astral Communion deck, could be quite fun actually.

Druid has access to some of the best spells in the game and typical druid decks consist of 50/50 spells and minions. Which is why arcane giants are so good in that class.

Therefore this card will not see any competitive play.

First I thought this card is quite good and than I realized the effect only applies for minions. I can't imagine a viable druid deck which doesn't use about 1/3 of the deck as spells. Even beast druid decks (which are quite minion heavy) use a lot of spells. Maybe some shenanigans can be found for certain decks but no way this card sees competitive play over nourish.

Totally going to play this in a Y'Shaarj, Rage Unbound deck.

This card makes me think of something like 1 mana 1/3 beast: "Whenever you play a Choose one card, gain +1 attack". Might we see something like that now? Because druid didn't get his 1/3 minion yet

 it would be 6 mana for draw two minion and they cost 2 less it would be a very good card.

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Interesting card, fits a theme that's still not that explored in Druid; a minion centric deck. The archetype I can see this fit right now is C'Thun Druid - which actually doesn't see play.

However, I believe it could be an interesting combo tool: it's another "draw x cards" card, that costs a lot, but if you're good at controlling the board, even the minimal chance to gain a cost reduction on your Malygos is something huge. And a 4 mana Emperor is nothing to scoff at.

It has potential. We'll see. 

Grade: B.

This will be a great card for Beast druid.  The problem with Nourish in beast druid is that you lose a lot of tempo to get that draw but with this card you gain the tempo right back by playing 2-3 beasts instead of 1-2.  I would not be surprised to see beast druids running 2x of these.

It should be:

5 Mana draw 2 spells. Making it always worse than nourish.

Because you will NEVER draw minions with this card, it's a proven fact Call Pet proved it.

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It should be:

5 Mana draw 2 spells. Making it always worse than nourish.

Because you will NEVER draw minions with this card, it's a proven fact Call Pet proved it.

Egg druud is the only archetype that could see play this card

Bad.

Be prepared to fail a lot of times, pulling 1-2 spell cards and getting less value.

You can reduce the chances of fails, but it's still not worth it imo.