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If it did, instead of "attacking" it would use the word "targeting", so no.

"someone else" meaning possibly a friendly character aswell?

I wouldn't want to hurt the Podrace Announcer either.

Underrated comment :)

I never liked those 50% minions but some part of me is glad that they are faithful to the ogres design at least.

Compare to Stranglethorn Tiger.

• Your opponent can try to attack this in a pinch. A stealthed Tiger will never get attacked. Advantage: Stranglethorn Tiger.
• Stranglethorn Tiger loses Stealth after it attacks. This ability is permanent unless silenced. Advantage: Mosh'Ogg Announcer.
• Your opponent can target this with spells. That doesn't work on a stealthed Tiger. Advantage: Stranglethorn Tiger.
• Mosh'Ogg Announcer is compatible with Taunt, but stealth isn't. Advantage: Mosh'Ogg Announcer.
• Stranglethorn Tiger is a beast. This has no tribal tag. Advantage: Stranglethorn Tiger.
• This is a 6/5. Stranglethorn Tiger is a 5/5. Advantage: Mosh'Ogg Announcer.

I can't wait until the Two-Headed Tiger comes out.

Loving how they're (mostly) sticking to the 50% hit or miss on Ogre cards

i guess they never miss, huh?

You got a boyfriend, I bet he doesn't kiss ya, mwah

Ogre smart, Ogre protect own face.

This looks like the best 5 drop in the game wtf

nah, only relevant against midrange decks that want to trade with it, and even those will most likely just use a removal spell on it

Blizzard please... "someone else" is not specific. Please be consistent in card text. Unless we test this card first hand or get clarification from developers "someone else" could mean anything. It could mean "random character", "random minion", "random friendly character", "random friendly minion", "random enemy character", "random enemy minion"

Someone else has to mean random character. For me it's pretty obvious and specific but definitely inconsistent

That "someone else' could be enemies, too?

Usually no. Such effects only target valid targets...

This will dominate the Arena, mark my words.

At least this time this 50% is a bit of an upside rather than downside, as it screws over opponent but not yourself...