Hearthpwn

Every should agree that Wild Growth is a two of. Nourish is also seen in every slower Druid deck due to its flexibility. So the choice really comes down to Greedy Sprite, Mire Keeper, Jade Blossom, and Innervate as a special mention.

How do we make the choice? First, note that for different slower Druids, the importance of ramp is different. In my opinion, Jade Druid is the less ramp-dependent than Quest Maly Druid, Quest Maly Druid less than No-quest Maly Druid, and the most ramp-dependent is Big Druid, because of its dear need to get Big dudes onto the board. Our deck is a variant of Big Druid that focuses on lethal instead of persistent board dominance.

Next, let's compare the choices we have. Mire Keeper seems to be the best choice on paper, because it fits the curve of a turn-2 Wild Growth and among the three, is the most playable card in mid-to-late game thanks to its other choice. However, not every game you have turn-2Wild Growth, and if you don't, other two that cost 3 mana is a better curve. Therefore, it fits better with decks that do a little bit ramp and a little bit board filling.

Compared to Greedy Sprite, Jade Blossom has the advantage of ramping immediately, while Greedy Sprite can delay the ramp if your opponent keeps it there. However, remember that we NEED ramp. Let's consider this: How many ramp cards do I have in the first 4 turns if I run two Mire Keepers or two Jade Blossoms? 4. What about Greedy Sprite? 6, at max! This is the real power of Oaken Summons and recruit mechanism in general- Double the chance that you get some card into play!

In this version, I just use a single Oaken Summons, because I don't have slots for Ironwood Golem. Two recruits for two targets is risky since you may get nothing. I'm still unsure about this ramp choice, so this is just one version.

What about Innervate? Generally this card is not good enough to be played after the nerf. Currently I run one, because 7 mana is a big number for us, and a Nourish on turn 4 will often do the job.

There isn't a lot of flexible slots after we put combo pieces, ramp card, control cores into it. However, I'm strongly considering these cards:

Spellbreaker: Remember we can deal 21 damage for 6 mana. You don't want those damage to be taken by Voidlord. Downside? not working with Oaken Summons and not very good versus aggro.

Keeper of the Grove: Do the job of Spellbreaker, more flexible versus aggro, but terrible stats after the nerf. That was a good nerf though.

Prince Taldaram: I tried him in my Mire Keeper version. Not as impressive as one might imagine, but still, if you choose Mire Keeper over Greedy Sprite, he is nearly an auto-include.