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Can easily be abused by aggro token druid to protect your other minions.

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IMHO this confirms 2 things:

• They're really trying to slow down the meta by any means necessary. Not by this card alone, naturally, but with this + several others going in that direction.
• Power creep. I mean 7 total worth of stats for 3 mana already passes the vanilla test, so the taunt keyword is basically free, and on top of that can snowball its health to ridiculous amounts (unless hard removal, ofc)?

 7 stats taunt was already there with Hired Gun and this card has a really worse stats distribution so you need to abuse that extra "snowball effect" to make this a worth it constructed card

It's MUCH better than Tar Creeper in  Agro Druid. Probably worse in slower Druid decks, but those aren't really running Tar Creeper atm anyway.

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 Classes that aren't aggro favor 2-drop 2/3s over 3/2s.  Also, that doesn't matter since there are 4 different things you can Adapt into that help Fledgling survive against a 3/2.  "Dies to most 2-drops" is a lazy excuse.

 It's not a lazy excuse, it's the way I play this deck, sorry if this is an offense to you. I always try to limit the RNG that could ruin me, and turn 1 flappy bird into RNG adapt taunt +3 atk poisonous into Fiery War Axe would ruin me.

Current meta favors 2/3s because they are currently better than the current 3/2s.

 No, it's a lazy excuse, because it's the go-to response to anything.  "You can't play this really strong 3 drop because it dies to most 2 drops."  "You can't play this card because it's bad against aggro."  "You can't play this card because it dies to ping."  Without actually thinking about the current meta or what possibilities the card has, you've completely written a card off as unplayable or playable only in the way you assume it can be played. 

There's a box and you need to start thinking outside of it. 

 I genuinely have no clue about all the shit you're talking about. Your made up those quotes.

"you can't innervate out crypt lord because there is flappy bird lol"

"you need to start thinking outside the box"

lmao.

Alright, I am done feeding you.

This card is insanely good.  Cards that can gain health with no cap have been broken as hell throughout the game's history.  And this gains health anytime you *summon* something.  Living mana?  Huge health burst.  Token druid?  Huge health burst.  1/6 is ON CURVE STATS!

Great card for aggro druid, it's a wall that can protect the swarm as it goes face.

Just to add - this isn't powercreep. It's stronger than a couple of vanilla minions, but class cards are typically statted more aggressively. When they come out with a 3 mana 4/4 vanilla taunt then people can cry powercreep.

No they won't.  Aggro Druid MAYBE but only because Innervate + this is decent. you most likely aren't going to play this on turn 3. 

no other aggro deck will play this.  you are wrong.

This is an aggro card disguised as a defensive card. Token decks galore!

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This is an aggro card disguised as a defensive card. Token decks galore!

And then Control Priests everywhere teched in a copy of Shadow Word: Horror for the entire Frozen Throne meta.

More value for Shadow Word: Pain.

Might see play in Token Druid. Too low value in other decks most likely.

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Amazing anti-aggro card, that's always good

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I'd like to know why he's not tagged as a beast, he's a scarab! 

Please notice I'm not a WoW player and as much this hurts me, I don't know sheep of Warcraft's lore.

I am not sure about this card. I actually think that tar creeper is better. The issue with Crypt Lord is his attack. While it is not so much an issue in the offense, because you can dictate the trades, it is a problem on the opponents turn. Tar creeper also only has 1 attack in the offense, but he has 3 attack on the opponent's turn. And that makes it much more difficult for the opponent to trade small minions in. Almost every one or two drop will die to tar creeper. many 1 drops and almost every two drop will survive a trade with crypt lord. And therefore he will likely die without making a big impact if played on curve.

I do not know how easy it will be to get him buffed. If it turns out that is consistent enough, I can imagin replacing tar creeper with him. But if he is a 1 attack high health taunt in most cases, I don't think he will make the cut, because then he is removed without having a big neough impact on the board.

I voted bad, although I see potential which I like to test. But that is not an option.

So token druid just got a lot better

Voted bad.
Tar creeper is better, because it trades better. Even if Tar creeper didn't exist, i doubt i would want to put this in my deck.