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Could be used as brawl bait.

Millhouse Armorstorm

Bring It On! is a perfect card for the Warrior class. The upside/downside fits the theme of that class perfectly. Good job, Blizz.

10 heal for 2 mana is safely above the power level. And the drawback is super interesting.

It encourages plays onto the board into things like Brawl, Primordial Drake, Sleep with the Fishes, etc. But it could just as easily mean a quicker, better Gadgetzan or Alex play.

If the card was available right now in this meta, I think Taunt Warrior plays this in a heartbeat.

I think it's to risk, rank 5 ahead, no one would drop the hand into brawl. 

Quote from Zukuu >>

Ouch. Not worth it. I'd rather play Iron Hide for half the cost or Shield Block for 1 more but an additional draw. The 5 additional armor aren't worth such a huge drawback, without any other advantage.

It's kinda bad, but might see some fringe use, even tho I doubt that.

Bad card against combo, control or midrange decks...
Good against aggro
I dont think that this card will see play :D

Great card, i love it.

Quote from Tomas13CZ >>

Bad card against combo, control or midrange decks...
Good against aggro
I dont think that this card will see play :D

I could kinda see this being good with brawl, as you play this, then your opponent falls for it and spams the board with his reduced cost minions and then you brawl and opponent concedes. haha, but not too sure whether it'll be good or not right now, still too early to tell.

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WTF ??! 10 armor is already nothing to scoff at already, and you add some very potent mana reduction to  that.

Obviously not for old school Control Warrior, as it has too many spells, but this could be incredibly powerful in more minion based like C'Thun, N'Zoth or heavier version of Quest Warrior.

With this using Brewmasters on your C'tun or N'Zoth is no longer a dream, using Sunfury Protector on Deathwing, Dragonlord is now possible... the possibilities are really scary.

Best card revealed so far.

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It's actually pretty great. With control warrior you're able to stall out and exhaust your opponent. You don't have to play this on turn 2. 10 armor for 2 mana even when reducing the cost of enemy minions by 2 doesn't really hurt you that much considering how many clears you have. You can time this card the right way and get awesome value from it.

Love it.

Considering the deck you'd want to play this in, you should have enough Armor as well. This just makes you potentially lose the game. It's too situational to be worth it. The only saving grace is Shield Slam or maybe some other future or unannounced armor-scaling card. As it stands, the 5 additional armor just aren't worth it at all.

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Quote from CVision1 >>

It's actually pretty great. With control warrior you're able to stall out and exhaust your opponent. You don't have to play this on turn 2. 10 armor for 2 mana even when reducing the cost of enemy minions by 2 doesn't really hurt you that much considering how many clears you have. You can time this card the right way and get awesome value from it.

Love it.

Considering the deck you'd want to play this in, you should have enough Armor as well. This just makes you potentially lose the game. It's too situational to be worth it. The only saving grace is Shield Slam or maybe some other future or unannounced armor-scaling card. As it stands, the 5 additional armor just aren't worth it at all.

This card seems pretty good overall. it's good against aggro because it helps you stabalize after they empty their hand and are searching for their kill shot. Not too bad against other control decks as other control decks won't benefit much from the tempo boost. I don't see it being a staple, but I do see it being playable.

Interesting to say the least.

Soooo strong! 10 armor for 2 mana!? The downside is hardly a downside with Warrior's removal package. This is a must have vs all aggro and will be interesting to see how it fares in control matchups.

With Brawl in hand and play this card turn 4 you definitely win aggro matchup. Vs control or midrange you need a hànd full of removal of all kind to endure the shiiiit next turn. I think we can safely replace 1 armorsmith with this card and i dont see a prolem with that

Biggest issue with this card is that it takes up 1-2 cards in a deck.  Idk if it's good enough to run in a control warrior deck.