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6 mana 2/3 deal 2 damage to all enemy minions

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 Because trying to stay alive past turn 5 with that deck is so auto-pilot right?

Teach me.
That crappy retarded deck basically requires little to no decision-making, period.
As Murloc Pally:

• You're disadvantaged against aggro by default (not by much anyway: with 2ble Wild Pyromancers + 2ble Equality, 2ble Truesilver Champion, 2ble Antique Healbots, 2ble Sludge Belchers and 2ble Lay on Hands on top of 5 murlocs you can happily and mindlessly suicide to trade).
• Overall you have roughly equal chances against most midrange decks (but this is mostly dependent on what you're facing).
• You basically autowin against control decks, unless you're against a CW that got a great hand and armored up past 45 while you got unlucky from turn 1 to turn 15+.

Overall no matter what deck you're actually facing the plan is always: play your murlocs, trade your shitty murlocs at will (they're expendable so who cares?), draw as much as you can, heal play taunts, play boardclears when needed, keep drawing, keep healing, draw your 1rst Anyfin Can Happen, use to clear the board or to go face, depending on the situation, back to following the autopilot plan, draw 2nd Anyfin, win.
This is what you do regardless of the class you're facing, regardless of the MU, regardless of what your opponent is doing, you never try to read their hand and counter their plays, you just keep following your totally skillful and interactive murloc plan.

The hardest scenarios you may have to face as far as decision-making goes is having to sacrifice at least 1 Murloc Warleader during a Pyromancer + Equality combo to deny it being transformed by your opponent and do the same with Old Murk-Eye (or kamikaze it against a 4+ Atk minion), and that's only required against few classes (Mage because of Polymorph, Shammy because of Hex, Priest because of Entomb); notice that very few Mage and Shaman lists are even running Polymorph right now.

All in all Murloc Pally is a pleb control deck, that's pretty much it.

This is corrupted coldlight seer, so his effect has got to be the similar to the original card. My guesses are:

1-Battlecry: Give all murlocs in your hand and deck +2 health.

2- Battlecry: Deal 2 damage to all non-murloc minions (might be too weak though).

So this is the official thread now? Well then this is my guess:

Let the games begin!

It's Coldlight SEER, not ORACLE. Jesus guys...

It's going to be give Murlocs +2 attack, I think it's pretty obvious.  

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 Hey that's called COMBO for a reason. Besides I've beaten druids down to death by murloc rampage on turn 5 (that only happened once but still). Combos do that, remember when Patron OTK you on turn 5? Or when Druid does it from 4-9 (aggro on 4 without Force of Nature)?

Combo? Anyfin costs 10 mana, how can you even combo that? It has pre-requisites (aka mindlessly kamikazing your murlocs); that's all.

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Quote from AluisioCSantos >>

 Because trying to stay alive past turn 5 with that deck is so auto-pilot right?

Teach me.
That crappy retarded deck basically requires little to no decision-making, period.
As Murloc Pally:

• You're disadvantaged against aggro by default (not by much anyway: with 2ble Wild Pyromancers + 2ble Equality, 2ble Truesilver Champion, 2ble Antique Healbots, 2ble Sludge Belchers and 2ble Lay on Hands on top of 5 murlocs you can happily and mindlessly suicide to trade).
• Overall you have roughly equal chances against most midrange decks (but this is mostly dependent on what you're facing).
• You basically autowin against control decks, unless you're against a CW that got a great hand and armored up past 45 while you got unlucky from turn 1 to turn 15+.

Overall no matter what deck you're actually facing the plan is always: play your murlocs, trade your shitty murlocs at will (they're expendable so who cares?), draw as much as you can, heal play taunts, play boardclears when needed, keep drawing, keep healing, draw your 1rst Anyfin Can Happen, use to clear the board or to go face, depending on the situation, back to following the autopilot plan, draw 2nd Anyfin, win.
This is what you do regardless of the class you're facing, regardless of the MU, regardless of what your opponent is doing, you never try to read their hand and counter their plays, you just keep following your totally skillful and interactive murloc plan.

The hardest scenarios you may have to face as far as decision-making goes is having to sacrifice at least 1 Murloc Warleader during a Pyromancer + Equality combo to deny it being transformed by your opponent and do the same with Old Murk-Eye (or kamikaze it against a 4+ Atk minion), and that's only required against few classes (Mage because of Polymorph, Shammy because of Hex, Priest because of Entomb); notice that very few Mage and Shaman lists are even running Polymorph right now.

All in all Murloc Pally is a pleb control deck, that's pretty much it.

What do you think of this idea?

Whoops, messed up. It should say Murlocs instead of Murloc's.

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What do you think of this idea?

Whoops, messed up. It should say Murlocs instead of Murloc's.

My guess is this

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What do you think of this idea?

Whoops, messed up. It should say Murlocs instead of Murloc's.

 6 mana 14/15? unlikely :p

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 Whoa, whoa, women! You have to stop assuming things like that, I was talking about Murloc Hunter! Can you link me the comment that mentioned Murloc Paladin? ... No? Right, because nobody said that.

You were talking about Murloc Hunter? You? Isn't this your first comment ITT? I don't understand your point in all honesty.

Maybe gain +1/+1 for each murloc played this game?

My guess is something like "Battlecry: Summon 2 random Murlocs that died this game. Give them both +1/+1."

that sounds good

You are too optimistic people

6 mana 2/3

giva all your murlocs +2/+2 that's it.

Blizzard is gonna give us a boring effect like most WOG corrupted minions so far.

Unfortunately Blizzard has no choice but to make the first expensive Murloc severely understatted... A Boulderfist Murloc or whatever would be too broken with Murloc Knight. 

After Tinyfin and Vilefin Inquisitor I hope it's something nice for Murloc Knight. Between those terrible bodies and losing the shaman murloc, the poor guy is being stealth nerfed.

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Quote from AluisioCSantos >>

 Because trying to stay alive past turn 5 with that deck is so auto-pilot right?

Teach me.
That crappy retarded deck basically requires little to no decision-making, period.
As Murloc Pally:

• You're disadvantaged against aggro by default (not by much anyway: with 2ble Wild Pyromancers + 2ble Equality, 2ble Truesilver Champion, 2ble Antique Healbots, 2ble Sludge Belchers and 2ble Lay on Hands on top of 5 murlocs you can happily and mindlessly suicide to trade).
• Overall you have roughly equal chances against most midrange decks (but this is mostly dependent on what you're facing).
• You basically autowin against control decks, unless you're against a CW that got a great hand and armored up past 45 while you got unlucky from turn 1 to turn 15+.

Overall no matter what deck you're actually facing the plan is always: play your murlocs, trade your shitty murlocs at will (they're expendable so who cares?), draw as much as you can, heal play taunts, play boardclears when needed, keep drawing, keep healing, draw your 1rst Anyfin Can Happen, use to clear the board or to go face, depending on the situation, back to following the autopilot plan, draw 2nd Anyfin, win.
This is what you do regardless of the class you're facing, regardless of the MU, regardless of what your opponent is doing, you never try to read their hand and counter their plays, you just keep following your totally skillful and interactive murloc plan.

The hardest scenarios you may have to face as far as decision-making goes is having to sacrifice at least 1 Murloc Warleader during a Pyromancer + Equality combo to deny it being transformed by your opponent and do the same with Old Murk-Eye (or kamikaze it against a 4+ Atk minion), and that's only required against few classes (Mage because of Polymorph, Shammy because of Hex, Priest because of Entomb); notice that very few Mage and Shaman lists are even running Polymorph right now.

All in all Murloc Pally is a pleb control deck, that's pretty much it.