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Quote from asteroidm >>

 You aren't wrong, but since C'thun is so expensive you can't do both.  It still buys you a turn at least. 

Hogger though isn't the only one who can do this, Patron also achieve the same goal, is cheaper and you can have two in the deck.  Though I would love to see a situation where a 20/20 C'thun comes down, ignores all minions and just pings face lol.  Pretty impossible but would be hilarious to see.

 Right, so you're going to keep Hogger in your hand till turn 10, assuming they even play C'thun on that turn or if they have drawn it rather than play it on curve where most of the time it will be more useful for trading/keeping board?

8.5/10

decent stats, great artwork, amazing ability (if used the right way)

buff, buff, buff, fun, fun, fun 

Quote from dutchxxje >>

Most stupid thing base 20% of an expension on the cthun or whatever hello noob say hello to my shadow word death or crual taskmastrmer+execute oh wait or another 20 cards and 10 combos that will kill cthun who cares for a 20/20 legendary when a single 3mana card can kill it

how the ... can he do 40 damage if he is 20/20?

Brann Bronzebeard.

You shadowstep your Brann at some point (you have your toxins or the standard shadowstep spell to do that). You play Emperor Thaurissan later with Brann and/or C'Thun in your hand (or Shadowstep your C'Thun) to be able to play both with 10 mana as a rogue. Druid needs innervate and a single Emperor discount to have the same.

Quote from Solidfist >>

Hex, sheep, sap, BGH and alot more..you just name it. the only way C'Thun is gonna stand the next turn if your opponent has a bad hand

C'Thun has one of the best voices in the game, holy crap. His lines are utterly fantastic.

Sweet, he whispers when he gets buffed.

edit: I guess he only does that the first time you play against him.

Quote from ChristopherP >>

Sweet, he whispers when he gets buffed.

I just took on a Priest who played his C'Thun as a 10/10.  As a mage, I quickly sheeped and destroyed it.  A few turns later, the Priest played a Twilight Darkmender and got credit for 10 health.  Every linked card continued to buff up the C'thun that was already played and destroyed.  By the end of the match, this card had been buffed up to 22/22, and the priest even got a 2nd Darkmender heal for another 15 health.  I guess that's a nice mechanic to have on your side... 

Is this the first card that can continue to get buffed after being destroyed?

Excuse me, but does anyone else NOT get C'thun from a pack? because when i got beckoner of evil, i didn't get a C'thun

Haven't tried it yet, but C'thun decks I face seem very underwhelming.

Also, and probably far worse, they seem very similar. 

Quote from brilliant_gnome >>

 

Haven't tried it yet, but C'thun decks I face seem very underwhelming.

Also, and probably far worse, they seem very similar. 

 

I enjoy gang-up on blade of C'Thun and using it to destiny everything and make C'Thun as big as possible. Effective? Not at all. Fun? Hell yes. 

So far C'thun sucks for me. Have a decent Druid and priest deck and consistently build up C'thun.  But he never shows up. I've pulled him once in about 20 games.

been a few weeks now since we had C'Thun and the new expansion... What I noticed:

* once buffed, C'Thun is such a pain (if you are not the one with the buffed C'Thun). just no way to remove and divert the battlecry effect/ ability
* so many cards that buff C'Thun, even of they last only one turn, it still makes C'Thun such a pain. I only wish there's a way to remove C'Thun from deck or nerf it while still in deck... some sort like give opponent C'Thun a -2/-2...
* if you see opponent with C'Thun card back, well, good chance he/ she will be playing a C'Thun deck

Here is mah beutiful C'thun deck for buffing C'thun.

This card is OP.