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1600 dust, please

You open your legendaries first in a pack?

What kind of monster ARE YOU?!

Jk, nice card :p

why does gallywix fit only in control deck? because he doing a lot of trades :)

Don't play this against a mage. http://imgur.com/SGkri8v

I laughed way too hard at that. 

And yet, it's your opponent who has BM in his name...

Would love to see use of this card.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsqFKTV9wSo Chamillionaire - True - kinda similar melody

Similar in function to Troggzor.

with additional spell damage, even shield slam will do something

basically a threat to not dump removal, forces most players to re-think any plays that won't mean lethal this turn.

The coin itself won't trigger the passive (it says on the coin itself) however the regular coin will as well as any other spell in the game.

This allows the rogue to know any secrets played while he is out (unless the secret is played from the deathrattle of a Mad Scientist )

The only hard removal a player vsing Gallywix (without passing the rogue a useful spell) can use is a shield slam as it is (almost) impossible for a rogue to build armour.

So far i've seen this getting played three times, and all three times I lost because of it! If a Rogue manages to drop this late game on an empty board, it gets ridiculously difficult to clear it without giving him a free lethal next turn with the spells you use. And if you have to set up minions to clear it, it often gives him that extra turn to needed to win the game.

If you're Warrior, you could just Shield Slam Gallywix, which would be okay since Rogue has no armor-gaining cards to make use of a copied Shield Slam (sort of like how Priest can't make use of Deadly Poison from Thoughtsteal).

Of course, this assumes that you've maintained enough armor against Rogue to use Shield Slam without having to activate Shield Block in Gallywix's presence, so my advice would be to hold back a Shieldmaiden for Gallywix rather then the usual Block + Slam combo.

And my advice also assumes that the Rogue opponent won't get an Armorsmith from Piloted Shredder, but that's not exactly a reliable outcome that Rogue can depend on, so yeah.

I'm surprised I don't see him more often, I feel like he'd be a very strong very late game play in a control-esque  deckwhere the coin isn't as beneficial.

Quote from HakzA »

I just love the entry melody. Anybody know if it has an extended version? It sounds familiar

The extended one is just like 30 seconds longer or something. http://youtu.be/-SuyFxoM06g?t=3m15s

where's my cat!?

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Is this not TOTALLY unplayable?

Hmm.. what would happen if...

Your opponent plays this card.

You play, say arcane missile -> You get a coin. you play coin. you get a new coin. play coin again... and again and again until opponent has 10 cards an you have lots of mana. then you play hard spells. Fireball, or maybe even pyro. He wont get a copy... but you might get a coin.  then you start over....

coin ->get coin ->coin->get coin a.s.o

this way u can play ALL the spells in your hand and only give away the first one?

 

You will not get a coin after use coin)

Am I the only one thinking about this card plus Lorewalker Cho? XD

The nice thing about this card is the fact that it is theoretically weak in the sense that rogue might have more weak spells than the enemy and therefor the enemy will get the benefit, that's is why this card has good stats, however if you play this card right you get a lot more benefit from it. It will probibly suck against warlock however the stats do compensate for that a bit. Seems like rogue will always have a hard time against warlock.

Edit: My bad, did not read it correctly, thx Random043

read the text again.