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There is a glitch when you play this along with a 5 mana Kazakus potion and deal 4 damage to all minions. Its spellburst triggers but the minions killed don't spawn. The second effect of the potion may be denying the spellburst effect..

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A Warlock play which seems quite strong.

Headmaster Kel'Thuzad into a now-corrupted Cascading Disaster.

Steal 2/3 minions from you opponent consistently. Unlike the Paladin combo which is too situational to pull off reliably.

I think I encountered a glitch.

So, in arena, I ran into my opponent's minion with mine, both died and Kel'Thuzad lost his Spellburst for whatever magical reason.

That's right. My opponent's Spellburst minion triggered their Spellburst in my turn. Poor opponent.

This would be an awesome golden legendary to get

Seems like a really well designed card. It's super situational but it creates huge swings that look great on highlight reels and twitch streams

Control paladin are going to do some big swing with this card. Libram of Justice discounted to 1 or 0 + Headmaster Kel'Thuzad + Consecration = Steal the full board. (And I can already see the guys who are going to mess the order)

Me. I'm the guys who are going to mess up the order

Lots of 9- or 10-mana combos here. 

What are the best 8 mana combos? Shaman has two lightning spells for 3 mana (Lightning Storm and Lightning Breath) that can bring in multiple minions. If the board is right, you could steal a lot with Warrior's Bladestorm, and Ramming Speed shouldn't be too hard to get value out of. 

What about 7 cost combos?

For 6, we know it must be Torrent.

A quick question, does the spellburs effect attach to the spell itself, or does the minion have to be alive, if it can be dead, hagatha's scheme, brawl , etc.:D 

It's not a deathrattle effect, most other effects that would trigger usually happen after the spell is played in hearthstone, so chances are the effect doesn't go off if he dies

Not only does it not have to die from the spell, the minion must also be present before you play the spell, meaning a spellburst minion summoned by spell does not instantly trigger its spellburst(that would create nasty loops)

This is how cards should be designed around new keywords. Looks pretty strong too!

I think Mages and Priests are going to have fun with this.

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I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this guy is just 'good'. Not great, not even Very Good. Slightly above mediocre. And I will admit I think there's a strong chance I'm wrong on this, considering the potential power of the effect, but dammit, I'm sticking to my gut feeling on this one. lol

He's obviously best used with either strong aoe or strong single target removal, both of which will require the player to have an abundance of mana. So, he's effectively only playable at 7+ mana or more, depending on your class. Then, you have to have the strong removal in hand while you also have him in hand. Finally, your opponent has to have something valid on their side of the field worthy of playing it on. That is actually quite a bit of criteria necessary to make him amazing or '5 star'. Of course, you can always play him sub-optimally. You can tempo him out as a simple 5 mana 4/6, or you could just "steal" a weak minion or minions, depending on your opponent's board and/or the removal in hand, the latter being IMO the most common scenario. He does have that tiny bit of flexibility but that doesn't lend him credence of being a 5 star game changer.

When everything falls into place, he can single handedly win you the game. Oh, that shaman just played Galakrond and now has four 8/8s with rush? LOLZ, Kel'Thuzad + Shadow Word: Ruin. Mine now b*tch! But honestly, how often will that scenario happen? Or, the Hail Mary Kel'Thuzad + Brawl where he happens to win and you literally steal your opponent's entire board. Of course that'll be good...great even, but it won't be reliable. What I do think will happen for the first 2 weeks is something along the lines of Kel'Thuzad + (spell) where you get one mediocre to above average minion, like your opponent's Armorsmith, Imprisoned Felmaw, maybe something slightly stronger on Turn 9ish. And let's face it, if that is the average expected outcome in most games, then it won't be much more than simply 'a good card'. And don't get me wrong, a turn 9 4/6 + 5/4 while removing your opponent's 5/4, while not bad by any means, is not going to exactly break the meta.

This is just my speculation with what we know right now. We still have an entire expansion left to be revealed, so anything is possible. I just fear this card is going to be overhyped where everyone thinks it's the next Zilliax and will be an auto-include everywhere where in reality, it's just a decent card that'll be tried out in a few decks before it finally finds a home in one or two or otherwise completely forgotten.

 Dude the synergy with Torrent is disgusting 

new highlander mage card,it will be very strong

Has to be a good one for Control Priests and maybe Rogues (with Assassination and that zero-cost-two-damage card i forgot the name of). Other decs not so sure.

The use is pretty niche. Let say the best case scenario would be this+ you somehow clear the whole enemy board with 5 mana, it would be a huge swing turn, but the real question is, do you really need that? Same happens with Soul Mirror and Murozond. Both have seen played, but they are good on their own already. This requires additional cards to work. Could be auto-included if this is played consistently at turn 6, or 7, even 5 drop for tempo, and for mirror control. At turn 10 forward, your plan is a little bit different than the early turns.

Boy, I will have fun with this card...

I love this card :)