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Quote from pilch >>

By faaaaaaaaar the worst quest reward seen so far, does nothing when it's played and can just be dealt with easily, for example by Vilespine Slayer or any minion silence effect.

Quote from TallAr92 >>

Galvadon: battlecry.... Doesnt matter. Will get hexed or polymorphed anyway.

It better be good and have some handbuff synergy. Or just be fucking good.

Quote from Waterbuf >>

Is it just me or is the art incredibly ugly on this one...

damn, for some reason I thought that this was the pally legendary, but then I saw it was for the quest :(

Faceless Manipulator 

Quote from pilch >>

By faaaaaaaaar the worst quest reward seen so far, does nothing when it's played and can just be dealt with easily, for example by Vilespine Slayer or any minion silence effect.

Like  IT was already metioned nothing new

Quote from Isac_E >>

Quote from pilch >>

By faaaaaaaaar the worst quest reward seen so far, does nothing when it's played and can just be dealt with easily, for example by Vilespine Slayer or any minion silence effect.

 Do you easily deal with a minion with stealth?

 Do you easily deal with a minion who can't be forgettable by spells?

 Do you deal with a charge minion before it does what it's supposed to do?

Seriously, it has two things which make it stick, and with 5 adaptations it's likely to happen. And it can get charge + windfury + attack, again 5 adaptaion, not very unlikely.

For people saying that this card is the worst quest reward and it will just get removed by a spell such as hex or polymorph, this thing can get stealth and "can't be targeted by spells or hero powers." and it gets the potential to get either one of those abilities quite easily because it can adapt five times and pick from three possibilities each time. This is not going to be easy to remove from the board at all unless you have an AOE, and not every class even have access to good AOE's.

This realy depends on the quest since you invest a card and tempo so the quest should be verry easy to archieve otherwise itll be not worth it.

Adapt into "Can't be targeted with spells and hero powers". Ez

Atleast Paladin will not have to build deck around Quest right.

All quest till now were forced archetypes 

Hunter forced to play one drops-Doesn't even have an archetype yet

Rogue forced to play hand returning cards- Doesn't even have an archetype yet

Warlock forced to play Discardlock

Shaman forced to play Murlock Shaman

Mage forced to play secret mage

Warrior Forced to play Control Warrior armor up!

Priest forced to play Deathrattle.

Druid is unknown

*gets silenced* Priest Mass Dispel meta confirmed Kappa

Earlier in this thread, or in another, someone made aGalvadon simulator. I played with it bit and the vast majority of the time (fairly consistently) ended up with a minion having 8-9 attack, windfury, and either stealth or cannot be targeted.  It was much harder than I'd thought to  get the "dream" (+9 attack, stealth, windfury), and I often ended up having both stealth and cannot be targeted just because of the way the options fell.

Overall, I think its pretty good, but not as exciting or interesting as most of the other quest rewards.  I'll be very disappointed if the quest is too hard.  Right now I'm leaning toward something like "play at least one minion from 4 different tribes," since that would fit with the whole "kaleidoscope" theme.

Right now the only classes that can handle this minion as a stealthed 5 health drop (reliably) are Warrior (Brawl, new legendary combo unless Divine Shield), Shaman (Devolve) and Warlock (Twisting Nether/DOOM!).  Hunter has a chance with Deadly Shot, although not reliable.  All other classes need a magical combo not likely to happen, or Deathwing, or just somehow put up a handful of taunts.

That's what I don't like about the card, is that it's a "I win" card against 66% of the classes.  Get Stealth + Windfury (likely to happen), and then they just Blessed Champion it (or some other buff) this or next turn and one-shot you for a max of 56 face damage.  The other quests, if completed, only make the class stronger but don't guarantee a win.  This one all but does unless the opponent is of class X, and then also has that magical removal card/combo that currently most people don't run.

Hopefully the Paladin quest is difficult to pull off.  Obviously they play tested it so it can't be as OTK as it seems.

So this card is nuts if the quest is reasonable.  A stealthed, divine shield, windfury 9/6 can potentially get a buff and win on the spot.  A taunt, divine shield, cant be targeted, 6/9 is a straight up better sogoth and the added flexibility of having both of these game winning options is huge.  Thats not to say that the card is without flaw, but man can this be great.  

It can have spell block from adapt wich something you would probably choose, so this is a annoying Slogoth imo

Quote from GetchX >>

 Hopefully the Paladin quest is difficult to pull off.  Obviously they play tested it so it can't be as OTK as it seems.