Hearthpwn

Quote from Kingkiller >>

You can still have 2-cost cards in your initial 30 card deck though. You just play it after you drew all of them. In a more midrange/control deck you wouldnt need to rely on good rng at the begginning or even at all, but if it did proc early or midgame its all bonus.

Im thinking 2x essentials like waraxe and sw pains and maybe 2x some other 2 mana minion. Thats just 4 cards.

There might be new draw mechanics too that pull specific types of cards which you can manipulate to pull your 2 cost cards like Sense Demons and Arcanologist and Tracking (which can also discard 2 drops from your deck if you need)

Quote from Spiderwilliam13 >>

My biggest problem with this card is that 2 mana cards are so important to establishing board presence and tempo for the rest of a game. Plus, just like The Mistcaller before it, the +1/+1 buff with only a 1/30 chance of drawing it is still pretty bad and overall not worth it.

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Quote from Spiderwilliam13 >>

My biggest problem with this card is that 2 mana cards are so important to establishing board presence and tempo for the rest of a game. Plus, just like The Mistcaller before it, the +1/+1 buff with only a 1/30 chance of drawing it is still pretty bad and overall not worth it.

 You can just cut your 2 drops and replace them with 1 and 3 drops. You either HP turn 2, play 2x 1 drops, coin a 3 drop or play keleseth if he's in your start hand. I laugh at everyone thinking he's bad, I expect him to be in every warlock and in most aggro/midrange minion heavy tempo decks.

I am tempted to craft this, I opened the hunter quest last expansion.....now that is currently unplayable.....but maybe with this it can become playable???......too bad I would have to give up the 2 cost adapt minion which freaking rules...

I think warlock and hunter will have to test this out before pronouncing it dust.

Remember people thought lyra looked bad, I did too until I opened and tried her out. 

This would be decent if it starts in your hand. At least priest will have a guaranteed play on Turn 2 instead of "Hero power opponent for nothing and emote the light shall burn you."

If there will be at least acceptable replacement for Power of the Wild in KotFT then I will definitely give it a try in my token druid deck.

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Quote from Spiderwilliam13 >>

My biggest problem with this card is that 2 mana cards are so important to establishing board presence and tempo for the rest of a game. Plus, just like The Mistcaller before it, the +1/+1 buff with only a 1/30 chance of drawing it is still pretty bad and overall not worth it.

 You can just cut your 2 drops and replace them with 1 and 3 drops. You either HP turn 2, play 2x 1 drops, coin a 3 drop or play keleseth if he's in your start hand. I laugh at everyone thinking he's bad, I expect him to be in every warlock and in most aggro/midrange minion heavy tempo decks.

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Quote from TheWamts >>

This is actually terrible.

Edit: because some people are incapable of basic analysis:

You can't put this in a control deck. +1/+1 on your minions when you already outvalue them doesn't do anything.

Control Shaman for example has no 2 drops and a lot of taunts. Especially cheap taunts like Stonehill Defender could benefit greatly from this effect. I might not be a strong card, but I don't expect it to suck as much as you said it would. Thanks for being a dick btw, mister "incapable of basic analysis". People like you are the reason why discussing ANYTHING online is a pain in the ass.

 I really hope this is a kind of new set of cards in diferents mana costs, high reward for high downside making deck build a challenge.

A 4 manas 4/4 giving your minions in deck divine shield if you don't have any other cost 4 card in deck can open new possibilities.

Keleseth is bad because its a battlecry and not a passive effect. Seems like too much of a risk as you have to mulligan super for him and if you don't hit him you are at a big disadvantage.

Yeah, you're rekt pretty hard if you don't pull him out on time, but i can't wait to try this out with brann.

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Quote from TheWamts >>

This is actually terrible.

Edit: because some people are incapable of basic analysis:

You can't put this in a control deck. +1/+1 on your minions when you already outvalue them doesn't do anything.

Control Shaman for example has no 2 drops and a lot of taunts. Especially cheap taunts like Stonehill Defender could benefit greatly from this effect. I might not be a strong card, but I don't expect it to suck as much as you said it would. Thanks for being a dick btw, mister "incapable of basic analysis". People like you are the reason why discussing ANYTHING online is a pain in the ass.

 I really hope this is a kind of new set of cards in diferents mana costs, high reward for high downside making deck build a challenge.

A 4 manas 4/4 giving your minions in deck divine shield if you don't have any other cost 4 card in deck can open new possibilities.

 Prince Taldaram

Well, after this demonstration of my awesome power of foresse the future I running for take a lottery ticket. :P

 

I agree with some posters that this could potentially work in Hunter.

Looking at a current Ungoro midrange build, not many 2-drops: Crackling Razormaw - unfortunately an extremly good 2-drop; Dire Wolf Alpha - only in there to work with the 1-drops for trading, not a great card by itself; Kindly Grandmother - also really quite good; and Scavenging Hyena - only in there because of all the mini-minions. So that's a loss of 4 quite good cards.

In return Hunter can run the new legendary which turns your HP into a 2-mana Beast creator, plus the quest, when potentially all these 1-drops gain a lot of stats. Find some card draw (Cult Master?)... could work. There is at least a sketch of a deck.

If there are any more of the "if you have none of ______ in your deck" cards that hemet could become much better. He already combos well with reno.

I really like this kind of deck-buff mechanic (I had some moderate success with my The Mistcaller Shaman deck when it was part of Standard), so I can't wait to try him out. A must craft for me for sure.

Say what you want about this card, I love cards like these because they challenge how you build your deck. This card makes you leverage your lack of 2 drops with finding a good balance of 1 and 3 drops. Whether it is good or not is beside the point. It challenges you to find ways to make it work and I guarantee you people will be trying hard to make this work.

I find this one more and more appealing. If only there was a way to draw it more consistently.

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I find this one more and more appealing. If only there was a way to draw it more consistently.

I think I have come up with a way to make this card useful, tell me what you think!