Science corner: The echoed copy gets changed by Lilian Voss but then disappears at the end of your turn. It's too bad that I assumed the new card will stay and that I had to find out during an arena run...
This has some serious potential with spellpower buff or just as a late game way to fuel Edwin/Auctioneer. Well worth testing this card out to see if its actually playable or simply too slow/low impact to warrant a deck spot.
This is another card that I'm happy to see. As FromBeyooond pointed out, this is a 'boardclear' and while yeah, Miracle rogue and I guess Kingsbane rogue could use it too, the card shines best in terms of not wasting direct damage on clearing the board. The flexibility of this card not only lets you power up cards like Edwin VanCleef and any other combo card, but it lets you save your direct damage for more possible burst. I like this card and also WANTED!, so I hope they are able to bring miracle back from the dead for the 15th thousand time.
Low power level cards like this won't "Bring miracle back", although miracle has never really "died" per say. Its dependent on the decks being played; if aggro paladin stays popular, then miracle will stay unpopular. However, even if "slower" decks see play, said slower deck would likely be Warlock. "Slow" these days is mana cheating a 9 drop on turn 5, which is just when miracle is usually beginning to put bodies on the board. You only have two saps, and you don't like using having to use them early on a card that was cheated out.
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Science corner: The echoed copy gets changed by Lilian Voss but then disappears at the end of your turn. It's too bad that I assumed the new card will stay and that I had to find out during an arena run...
Oh no! Cheap was extremely effective! What will I do?
Oh yeah! Pirate types, Tempo types, warlock types, control types, and aggro types resist miracle rouge!
I CHOOSE YOU CUBELOCK!
Now imagine the bamboozles where you copy two apprentices against a mage...
WRYYYYYY!!!
Will probably find a home in Miracle Rogue.
Aww look, they're hugging!
I am not sure 'hug' and 'being punched in the ribs' are synonymous.
Omg, can you imagine a miracle rogue who plays this with an Auctioneer out?
One question: If u play preparation + Cheap Shot does the echo copy has the mana discount or returns to 2 mana?
No, prep only works on the next spell you play. You could however, prep- cheap shot- prep- echo cheap shot, if you have two preps in hand.
Playable.
It would be very good if:
Echo
Deal 2 damage to a minion.
Combo: The echo card stays in your hand.
it would be op af, at the end of your turn, you would have a hand full of cheap shots
Blows away the Hunter echo rush card.
This has some serious potential with spellpower buff or just as a late game way to fuel Edwin/Auctioneer. Well worth testing this card out to see if its actually playable or simply too slow/low impact to warrant a deck spot.
Me: Give this card to priest!
Radiant Elemental: Yeeeeesssss!
Also Me: No No NO! That was a terrible idea!
I hope they have some contingency for priests stealing echo cards. Infinite calling bell? Instant board wipe.
That's cool that such classic skill became a card. Might be useful in all kind of rogue decks as for now so maybe even better than useful.
This is another card that I'm happy to see. As FromBeyooond pointed out, this is a 'boardclear' and while yeah, Miracle rogue and I guess Kingsbane rogue could use it too, the card shines best in terms of not wasting direct damage on clearing the board. The flexibility of this card not only lets you power up cards like Edwin VanCleef and any other combo card, but it lets you save your direct damage for more possible burst. I like this card and also WANTED!, so I hope they are able to bring miracle back from the dead for the 15th thousand time.
Low power level cards like this won't "Bring miracle back", although miracle has never really "died" per say. Its dependent on the decks being played; if aggro paladin stays popular, then miracle will stay unpopular. However, even if "slower" decks see play, said slower deck would likely be Warlock. "Slow" these days is mana cheating a 9 drop on turn 5, which is just when miracle is usually beginning to put bodies on the board. You only have two saps, and you don't like using having to use them early on a card that was cheated out.