Hearthpwn

This card is terrible since it shows you three real cards from your opponent deck. Curious Glimmerroot Shows you cards that your opponent doesnt have, so its easier to guess wich one is the correct. But this one? For example, your facing mech pala, and it shows you 3 mechs, or you facing shaman totems and it shows you 3 totem cards, and so go on. lmaooo this card is just terrible.

Bad card. Should've been a 2-3 or a 3-2.

So I just recently started messing around with Priest decks that use Madame Lazul and the various spells that allow you to steal/choose cards from your opponents' decks/hands. (When you play Resurrection Priest, all these small battle cry minions are usually useless. USUALLY. But I digress.) However, since messing with them I've found interesting ways to use them. For example, with Lazul, I'll sometimes wait for later turns to use her when playing against a control deck, especially if my opponent is holding three to five cards, to get a payoff card and know exactly what I'm up against. When I play an aggro deck, I'll take a spell/minion on turn three that I can play next turn to defend myself. That said, with Lazul, you're seeing three cards and getting your choice. Here, you're only seeing one card that your opponent has in hand. So even if you wait, you may still get some junk. My guess is this will only work against aggro decks because you'll know what your opponent is packing (e.g., the Murloc against Murloc Shaman). And it will give you a low-cost minion to defend yourself. I think this card mostly sucks. You can just run the equally crappy Mind Vision.

Curious Glimmerroot

But worse...cause it has to be I hand also ,if you get 3 options that all started in your opponents deck but only 1 is in hand , its significantly harded to get the benefit of the effect

Yeah you're right, I didn't read it thoroughly the first time around it just seemed familiar lmao

Rather guess the hand than the deck though.

No you wouldn't rather guess that, it is utter trash, with curious glimmeroot your chances are incredibly higher because the wrong answers are specifically out of the original deck, in this case you have almost no way of knowing which one is in the hand and it's just a 33% chance of getting the copy, like yeah it at least gives you info if you miss it but knowing about a single card your opponent has doesn't usually give you much to work with if you were already having in mind that they might have it (ie. playing around a sap or a brawl or whatever) and you just played a 2 mana 2/2.

With how much powercreep this expansion introduced you can't really afford a cardslot on just having info of 2 cards in the opponents deck and one in their hand and that's what will happen around 60 to 50% of the time.