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Laugh at people who voted for meta defining. It has 5 durability, you don't break it any time soon. When you have 10 mana to do some gimmicky OTK with Malygos for example, opponent just has to ooze this weapon before you can pull it off.

Will never see play in a weapon destroyer meta.

Quote from Spectralfire1984 >>

The Medivh dream scenario is never going to happen.  You have one copy of each card in your deck so its very unlikely you draw both.  Everyone's thinking well Kazakus and Shadowreaper Anduin work together extremely well.  They do, but you often have to wait until you get to the bottom of your deck before you have both.  You wouldn't even be able to draw Medivh, play it and then play this card later, but with the priest combo you can play them in any order and you have to wait until the end of the game.  You'd have to have both cards within the first 8 turns or earlier than that if you are planning on ramping.  If you also have ramp in your hand you need to come to the Casino with me with that kind of luck and just forget about Hearthstone. 

I think this is okay, but very overrated.  In standard, you can't Twig + Medivh on the same turn, and if this becomes strong in Big Druid, your opponent will simply save weapon removal and ruin your combo turn if you were just waiting to play Medivh on a different turn. 

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I think this is okay, but very overrated.  In standard, you can't Twig + Medivh on the same turn, and if this becomes strong in Big Druid, your opponent will simply save weapon removal and ruin your combo turn if you were just waiting to play Medivh on a different turn. 

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I think this is okay, but very overrated.  In standard, you can't Twig + Medivh on the same turn, and if this becomes strong in Big Druid, your opponent will simply save weapon removal and ruin your combo turn if you were just waiting to play Medivh on a different turn. 

Consider all of the fairly statted weapon removal minions at different mana, and then consider if weapons become strong if this weapon will be any good. 

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Consider all of the fairly statted weapon removal minions at different mana, and then consider if weapons become strong if this weapon will be any good. 

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Consider all of the fairly statted weapon removal minions at different mana, and then consider if weapons become strong if this weapon will be any good. 

 I have.  I still think it's good. It can't be removed safely when you first play it and you can get a lot of 2 damage pings in with it.  (...)

Two things to consider:

1. Big Druid may not be good in the KaC meta.  New expansions have a tendency to spawn brand new decks and archetypes that no one saw coming.  Then again, jade Druid has basically gone untouched since day 1.  
2. If Big Druid is still strong, you have to ask yourself if this makes it stronger or simply wastes a card slot.  Big Druid already can ramp quickly; the benefit of this is getting off a huge swingy turn - but Kun already can do that.  Is this a 'win more' card?  Does it do what Kun does, but better?  

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Quote from Kaladin >>

Consider all of the fairly statted weapon removal minions at different mana, and then consider if weapons become strong if this weapon will be any good. 

 I have.  I still think it's good. It can't be removed safely when you first play it and you can get a lot of 2 damage pings in with it.  (...)

 No opinion about the viability of the Twig, but do you really think you can get a lot of 2 damage pings in, when you played a 1/5 weapon for 4 mana the turn before? That is a lot of lost tempo on top of the twig by pressing hero power.

Quote from Kaladin >>

Two things to consider:

1. Big Druid may not be good in the KaC meta.  New expansions have a tendency to spawn brand new decks and archetypes that no one saw coming.  Then again, jade Druid has basically gone untouched since day 1.  
2. If Big Druid is still strong, you have to ask yourself if this makes it stronger or simply wastes a card slot.  Big Druid already can ramp quickly; the benefit of this is getting off a huge swingy turn - but Kun already can do that.  Is this a 'win more' card?  Does it do what Kun does, but better?  

Quote from Kaladin >>

Two things to consider:

1. Big Druid may not be good in the KaC meta.  New expansions have a tendency to spawn brand new decks and archetypes that no one saw coming.  Then again, jade Druid has basically gone untouched since day 1.  
2. If Big Druid is still strong, you have to ask yourself if this makes it stronger or simply wastes a card slot.  Big Druid already can ramp quickly; the benefit of this is getting off a huge swingy turn - but Kun already can do that.  Is this a 'win more' card?  Does it do what Kun does, but better?  

So in conclusion... It's bad! 

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So in conclusion... It's bad! 

I have yet to see this on ladder

This + Medivh + Ultimate Infestation anyone?

Got this in a pack, havent dusted it but haven't found it useful

I use it in ramp. Every once in a while, I hit the dream:

Twig->Medivh->Kun->Ultimate Infestation

Board goes from empty to a 5/5, 7/7, 7/7, and a random 10 drop. It's fun when it works. I'll miss Medivh in the rotation. 

I voted bad, and I think I had it right. It just doesn't have a place in the meta and is nowhere near reliable. 

Anyone tried it in Wild with Finley or Blingtron?