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Well this is like an apology card for the Shaman weapon I guess :P

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Shoulda been a Rogue card. The return to hand is a Rogue mechanic after all.

 Rogue ... and anyone who has ever used Youthful Brewmaster or Ancient Brewmaster.

I didn't say it's exclusive to Rogue, I'm saying it's mostly associated with with it as more than half of these cards are Rogue cards. It's like Beasts and Hunter, all classes have them but they're still a Hunter thing. 

This + Saronite Chain Gang is a good synergy of 2 very powerfull cards

<3 seems really strong, kind of faster spirit Echo with a body + elemental synergies. Also makes spellstone more usable, will see if it is still too slow

I actually love Elemental Control shaman played it a bit and the problem this deck has is the same as any other fringe control deck atm.

It loses to Chaingunduin and Jade Druid, however Raza and Jade will rotate out next year thatll propably be elemental time.

Cool card with an interesting statline that pushes the border i like it.

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 Exodia mage will never rule the meta. There is only 2 combo decks that ruled the meta ( Patron warrior and highlander priest) and if you look this decks, you can see a very important difference. Minion quality, yes mage can spawn board clears allright, but when a hunter druid shaman or even a dragon priest gets a tempo it's over for them. Warrior and priest can handle the tempo bceause of their heropowers

The key to decks utilizing this legendary is how well the deck addresses the aggression of Tempo Rogue and Zoolock and the parade of threats from Big Priest and Big Druid.  I think Hex needs to return to the meta and shaman needs ways to better play the tempo game.

Something tells me that there can be a OTK in Wild, but a pretty complicated one.. Thaurisan, Malygos, Grumble and bunch of spells

Quest Mage is only really a hard counter to Big Priest.  They are favored against control lock and big druid but those decks can overwhelm the quest mage.

Meanwhile, Quest Mage has about 6 to 7 hard counters. I don't see any evidence that those decks are going to up and disappear even with dragon priest possibly becoming a thing.

Just want to remind everyone how strong Bonemare was at 1 mana during the Miniature Warfare Tavern Brawl... if you get this card, do NOT dust it.

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Pros:

- It’s an elemenal activator that does not require activation the turn before.

- It’s effect is amazing. Reducing cost guarantees an elemental snowball if you have enough cards. 

- Combined with Spirit Echoes allows you to gain massive value if you manage to keep a board up.

Cons:

- Vanishes your side of the board. Your opponent gets free reign next turn unless you have 8+ mana and manage to clear. 

- 8 mana 7/7 when played on an empty board. 

I always liked the Elemental Shaman deck, so I’ll definitely run this deck again if I unpack this one.  

They'd better release an understated 6-mana minion with a powerful battlecry in this expansion. Otherwise that is some serious Doppelgangster+ Evolvebuff

UPD: nevermind, we already have three such cards revealed: Seeping Oozeling, Rin, the First Disciple, Spiteful Summoner

Well... I am actually pretty happy with this.

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- 8 mana 7/7 when played on an empty board.  

This card seems pretty powerful.

a 6 mana 7/7 is already good stats above the average.

returning cards to your hand is a little meh, but now they cost 1???? seems pretty flexible  

I say has some potential and looks fun to mess around with. 

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This card is extremely good for an Elemental Shaman deck. Might be a bit iffy in an Evolve Token Shaman though.

Actually as others have been bringing to light, it's great in a heavy elemental deck too, The Elemental chain just never ends. 

Control evolve shaman and elemental shaman.