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All im seeing now is "posted 2 days ago"

there are almost 100 cards left to reveal,blizz plz...

I still don't get why people say that Lost in the Jungle is much worse than Living Roots. Living roots has choose one effect, ok. What do people wanted this card to be so it could be better than living roots? I bet if it was otherwise people would complain. This is great to be comboed with Quartermaster, Sunkeeper Tarim, Dinosize and Steward of Darkshire.

I see Steward of Darkshire + Lost in the Jungle on T5 then Sunkeeper Tarim a very good play.

Nah, it's because the Saplings are too cute for the likes of puny Silver Hand Recruits.

Most people play Living Roots for the 2 damage, not the summon 1/1's. Even if the choose 1/1's option were missing, people would still play it in Malygos decks. It's the flexibility to choose the 1/1's on curve if needed that puts it over the top and makes it a decent card.

That said, almost no one actually plays living roots aside from Malygos decks in constructed...

Now take Lost in the Jungle, it doesn't have 2 damage for 1 mana, basically what gave Living Roots 80% of it's value, nor does it have the flexibility of choice. It should be pretty obvious why people consider it so much worse. Also Quartermaster is Wild format, and even if he weren't the combo would only be "meh", wouldn't make the cut in constructed.

Where can you watch the card reveal video? Can't find it on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGQAxNapv_Q

Thanks

All hail Glutonous Ooze <3

So no more card reveals before next Friday?

Missed a few cards...

Living Mana:
If you keep the crystals from pulling this out with Innervate, this may have potential; otherwise, seems like a mechanic that is hard to play around. Quite a few Priest cards will turn them into a nightmare of an opponent.

Mirage Caller:
Deathrattle Priest is coming. All aboard! Very good card.

Corrupting Mist:
Strong card, but limited by hitting your own minions. Not the answer we are all waiting for to stop the very overpowered Jade Idol mechanic. Even if you wait to kill a big board, they still get to hit you with the minions. They can then vomit out a bunch of new double digit attack/health 1 mana minions. I think this card is too slow.

... Still waiting for a Jade Idol counter; other than forcing everyone to convert to aggro.

@Fluxflashor, prepare your casket, because next friday you and the other mods are gonna die during the card dump lol

 That mage secret is a really good card, even if you get a coin.

I respect your opinion, but good players will play around a coin anyway. Also, if you are going to include this secret in your deck, you probably run minions which reduce its cost to 0. Of course it doesn't stop combo, but maybe they can screw up before living until that.

Corrupting mist isn't that bad: yes, the opponent gets one more round of mileage and can play minions, but so could you. It's perfectly acceptable to play corrupting mist and two minions after it. Will it be good enough to see play, we'll see, but it's not bad.

While he/she has time to deal some smorc damage, opponent's minions will die almost in all circumstances, while, if we would look for Doomsayer, opponent have the possibility to kill it and save his/her board. So Corrupting mist is equal for Doomsayer, that you can use on full board for clearing it.

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Corrupting mist isn't that bad: yes, the opponent gets one more round of mileage and can play minions, but so could you. It's perfectly acceptable to play corrupting mist and two minions after it. Will it be good enough to see play, we'll see, but it's not bad.

 The point why it is bad is because, while you might play two minions after it, your opponent still has the last say and most likely will trade his/her corrupted minions into your uncorrupted ones and then plays new minions on top of it which will result in him/her having board control, while you still are in the same spot.

Living Mana is basically like all the Green cards in Magic that turn your mana into creatures, but the mana is returned if they die, unlike Magic. Still awful, but slightly less awful that some cards in Magic that do the same.