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Not to mention that with already having Hex, Shaman doesn't really need anymore help being a N'Zoth deck.
If you are going to say that Midrange Shaman is unfavoured against N'Zoth Control Warrior, yes that's true, but this card won't help, if the warrior has enough room to play a 10 drop and then press end turn, you've lost regardless of how many minions N'Zoth summons. Midrange Shaman most likely won't use this card either way.
I honestly don't think Blizzard even pays attention to what we say and what is happening. Shaman is already OP, the point is to balance the other classes, not give Shaman even more firepower to just completely fuck up the archetype and strategy's of all other classes, therefore making Shaman even more powerful capable of even stopping the few types that gave them little trouble from the beginning.
This card is legit garbage and I cannot believe they are still buffing stupid as shaman.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
2 mana mass polymorph, a card that shouldn't exist, also giving it to the strongest class in the game, a class with 3 existing board clears and hex. Seems legit.
This looks like a really strong effect. I would say 1 of is an auto-include in all shaman decks.
The reason evolve didn't see much play is although it looked strong, in the end, you evolved best minions into average minions, so many times it was more like +0.5 evolution. This is the other way around, you're devolving best minions into average minions, so it's going to be more like -1.5 "devolution". On top of that it seems buff will be a big thing in this expansion, so it's going to be worth even more than this. On top of that, evolution the problem is you couldn't move your minions right away so your opponent was first to deal with the board, with devolve, you can devolve and then deal with the new board first, I think that's a huge advantage. On top of that, where evolve, you needed to be ahead for it to be effective, here this is a comeback mechanism, the bigger your opponent's board, the more value it has. Finally, this can be used like silence for deathrattle or taunt, but at the board level, if you consider the owl, a silence on a single target had to be nerfed, this is silence on steroid for the same price (although you don't get the 2-1).
Sure sometimes it might devolve into something strong, but similarily it can devolve into something even weaker, on average, this is insane value, and dramatically better than evolve which was already decent in arena (not so much in constructed). Much better than just 1 mana more for sure.
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RIP Grimmy Goons gimmick. bubye your boosted minions.
Did should be renamed to the meme streets o. Gadgetzan
This card is a meme factory, and I'd say, it's worth it just to return to this game to see this card at work. Make control/crusher shaman a thing.
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I'm going to call out everyone, just like Gahzrilla, when this card sees almost no play past the first few weeks. Back when Gahzrilla was released Hunter was greatly hated and fairly strong, every card released for them was the end of the world. People even complained that hunter got 2 legendaries, Acidmaw and dreadclaw, while other classes got one (never mind that the 2 legends suck). Same thing with shaman now which is the 'hated' class, people are so salty that every card coming out for them is broken.
Polymorph Aoe...yeah I forgot does Devolve say turn all enemy minions to 1/1 sheep? Yeah that would be great, combine with portal and what a swing! Oh yeah but that isn't what the card does. You slightly weaken an enemies board and leave those minions able to trade or face you next turn, unless you clear them with another card. In which case you might as well just use a big board clear by itself. Oh wait, deathrattles! Yeah what a specific thing to worry about, in addition most deathrattle minions pay in stats for having a deathrattle, so the lower cost minions that appear may not have deathrattles but may have better stats or the same...hey maybe they may have deathrattles or some other powerful effect.
The only uncontrollable RNG cards that see play (this is one of those), are ones where the effect ranges from so so to incredible. That can't backfire terribly like this one can.
It's hard to rate this card, since it's usefulness is gonna be determined by the meta.
It's mainly gonna be good against:
- grimy goons decks - Play this after your opponent drops a buffed Doppelgangster, and make him shed some salty tears.
- decks which rely on board synergies
In most other match-ups it's not gonna be all that strong, since there are better and more reliable ways of dealing with opponent's board and/or keeping it in check.
Could be very useful. Against synergy boards for sure. Worth playing 1 in midrange shaman.
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Yeah, I also totally hate this card by two interconnected reasons. First, It single-handedly counters and slaughters any strategy, which depends on specific board presence - be it taunts, Divine Shield + buff strategy, deathrattles or even more specific ones, and all of that just for two mana. Second, it's not predictable and totally RNGsus - you just play this and pray that Random Gods will be on your side today, or their 5-drop 5/5 will become a 4-drop 7/7, and so forth.
Overall it looks like a giant button "totally mess the board (most often to your advantage)", and for 2 mana that's totally ridiculous.