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putting this straight in my mill deck
did not expect this card at all now i want one
I put my faith in the light
shredder nerf PogChamp
Oh sure, Nat friggen Pagle gets to get Corrupted, but Millhouse Manastorm, who has ACTUAL ties to the Old Gods, doesn't get a thing!
They could have had SO much fun in designing a Corrupted Millhouse's effect: It could have been something that affects minions, could have added a specific spell to your hand, made both players automatically play all the spells in their hand (random targets), ANYTHING! SOMETHING! They could have made it a genuinely powerful effect, or they could have given Corrupted Millhouse an effect with the possibility of making things go SUPER wrong for you.
But no, "We give Nat's effect, but for the other player, and call it a card."
You have made a great enemy, Mr. Pagle! Those devoted to His Mightyness will not stand for this offense! \('^' )/
Nat Flippin-Pagle gets corrupted, but the Mighty Millhouse Manastorm doesn't?!
Death to the Darkfisher! \(' ^' )/
On the path to victory, one must be prepared to get a little bit of wiener in their mouth.
Nat Flippin-Pagle gets corrupted, but the Mighty Millhouse Manastorm doesn't?!
Death to the Darkfisher! \(' ^' )/
Hmmm ... it looks like the legendary i'm going to open x4 in the first month of the release
Well you're getting the credit. And most gnomes look the same to me.
On the path to victory, one must be prepared to get a little bit of wiener in their mouth.
Hidden effect: when Nat, the Darkfisher and Nat Pagle are both on board your monitor emanates the stink of dead fish.
Nat Pagle went from In-Every-Deck-Like-Doctor-Boom to Literally Unplayable status after the 50% chance nerf. This card is AMAZING inmill, because they need a little tempo, and acceptable, but not really worth including in all other decks.
Gets my vote for worst in set.
I voted for very good, but that's only because mill rogue is one of my favourite decks to play. Other the. That, it's complete sh***
This is so excellent to get from Golden Monkey against a control mirror
Honestly... pretty bad, but mill decks though?
Nat gonna play this
Anyone remember playing mill decks during Naxx era, both before and after the Undertaker nerf? Dancing Swords was played for a while until people realized it wasn't usually helping force an overdraw. The extra stats didn't help much either, since mill decks weren't running enough minions to keep up with aggressive decks. Giving one card draw at a time typically gives your opponent a card advantage without getting close to the hand limit. Nat, the Darkfisher will probably not be as consistent as Dancing Swords was, since it has 2 less attack and only a 50% chance to force a draw each turn it's alive (which is likely 1 turn). It certainly has high value at fatigue point, but is likely a bad or underwhelming draw before then. It's also probably something you'd rather get from the Golden Monkey, in the same way you'd rather have Malorne show up in the Golden Monkey instead of putting a copy in your deck.
Still, with the loss of Deathlord among a few other goodies in Naxx and GvG, there might be space for this card. I'll be crafting one to try it anyway, but I don't expect it to be a staple of fatigue decks.
I feel it would have been better (at least for mill) if it was a 2 mana 4/4 with 'your opponent draws 2 cards.'
Honestly, I don't think this would see play even in mill decks: Dancing Swords didn't really see much play in those decks either, at least I don't think it did.
I think you'd rather have instant effects like Coldlight Oracle or Naturalize, rather than slower effects: That way, you can catch your opponent off-guard and probably burn the cards, instead of giving them some time to deal with that card (And empty their hand as a result).
And while the effect DOES happen at the start of the enemy's turn, it's a 50% chance, so even if they have 9-10 cards in hand already (Not unlikely, considering how mill decks operate), there's a good chance you won't be burning anything. While I won't say it'll NEVER burn a card or two, I can't help but feel like there's a few other cards you might rather want to play.
Nat Flippin-Pagle gets corrupted, but the Mighty Millhouse Manastorm doesn't?!
Death to the Darkfisher! \(' ^' )/