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How does this work with High Priest Thekal? do you still take damage?
lol
An extremely powerful common skill tester. I LOVE it.
If there is some sort of Control or Combo Paladin, this will be in there.
STOP! in the name of looove...
The sad part about this card being printed is that it can not be named Divine Shield. Otherwise it would be neat if they also printed a Hearthstone card which essentially would mean Bubble Hearth to forget that the game even happened much like PvP in WoW XD
This should be called "Bubble HS", because why not?
Will see play like Rebuke... oh wait
You probably feel retarded now huh?
If this was a priest card Temporus would be viable.
which is probably why it isn't
This looks worst than Ice Block, but if a Shirvallah - Holy Wrath deck comes out and is playable, maybe you wanna play this card in it. But outside of OTK decks I really don't see this being played.
This is exactly what's happening.
Time Out is probably what you'll be hoping for from the opponent when they play this
This is really good!! Better than ice block!
not real , when you have low health you don't know when he will gonna kill you , this turn or one after it , compare to ice block you just play your cards normally and save your mana
tbf if you cast this, then attack with a weapon, (especially if you have Grave Vengeance) you're immune on the attack. So let's say you need to clear an annoying taunt and want to gain 5 life in the process. Time Out! and attack. Also not all decks that run Uther of the Ebon Blade do so for The Four Horsemen
yes real. Ice block can be removed, this one cannot.
this should cost less mana control paladin is fucking garbage and this isn't good enough to make the class good in this stupid broken meta
It's about time the Immune keyword is used more often.