Hearthpwn

This is the BIGGEST dissapointment of the whole expansion. I was expecting the keep the best and the most powerful old god as last one, but its the weakest and most useless! All hail N'Zoth, the one true (old) god!

Forget the Brann Bronzebeard + C'Thun combo... Brann Bronzebeard + Yogg-Saron, Hope's End is better ! x)

This card seems like there is so many opportunities to backfire.  Random Tree of Life to heal your opponent, Shadowflame your own Yogg-Saron or Power-Overwhelming it or your opponents minion, Elemental Destruction and massively overload yourself with a few other Shaman spells, etc...

It's a card for fun Casino decks, but when this card goes bad, I think it's going to go REALLY bad.

I'll play it once, end up fireballing myself and then sheeping Yogg and then blizzarding whatever else I have on board and never play it again

This just seems utterly insane. But....if I end up getting one from a pack I'm totally figuring a way for it to work, maybe in a mage deck of sorts.

Just RNG insanity. Anything could happen to anything on the board.

Hard to make a legit competitive deck with this kind of crazy guy, but a fun as heck deck is certainly possible.

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Someone explain to me how this is good

 i feel like you might just heal your opponent and damage yourself, so there's no reason to think the effects will be beneficial to you. I don't understand why the stats are so bad for a 10 mana card

Not even randuin wrynn would play this

Terrible body with a terrible ability, just playing it for 10 mana is already a bad idea, given any usefull spell needs an specific target or timing, this will backkfire 100 % of the time, so yeah, 400 dust, garbage/ i like the art

The name tells you when to play this, when you have no hope of winning left, you roll the dice and might end up winning the game or losing the otherwise already lost game. 

Except he's right and you're way wrong.

Wait so this card.. Just cast random spells on random targets for the amount of spells you casted.. And we thought gvg was an rng fest.

how does this work on targetted spells and buffs? Don't you risk to just pyroblast yourself in the face by playing this? Or accidentally dark wispers an enemy minion (if that's a possibility)

It looks insane but we need clarity on how it works specifically to judge it properly

Meet Yogg-Saron, Hope's End , the insane magician, who will as famous as David Copperfield, as hip as Penn Gillette, and as big a ladies man as Siegfried or Roy.

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Fucking awesome in any Mage, is great in Rogues as well and has the best golden art of the four gods so far.

If it cast a fireball it could target you instead of the opponent, and the same for nearly all the damage spells, I think it's quite dissapointing

lol. This card is crazy. This would've been awesome if he has the Faerie Dragon effect..

I believe considerino the Hugh amount of direct damage spells and removals this has quite a good chance of clearing the board and killing one of the players if played with enough spells.

It will be fun to play it once or twice but i think it will get really boring really fast. Randomness tenda to be like that.

Seems like a terrible card, It could be played in fun decks.

Yolo Fatigue warrior or YOLO Fatigue Mage inc new meta Elegiggle

The Ben Brode laugh track needs to be played during the animations of the random spells this card casts. Then this is a 10/10 for me.

Not competitive for sure, just a fun card.  Looks like the first 2 of the Old Gods will only see play now.  :(