Hearthpwn

Love the art. If it produces a meta deck, which i doubt, spellbreaker is there to ruin the party.

It depends on the meta.

If their is too many chaman (devolve) it won't be played.

Otherwise very good card in a tempo/buff paladin! Playing this on curve after Spikeridged Steed (plus the other buffs) will be insane. 

Silence is not a issue in that case. Control decks will need it right away too handle such a card (and you will have several other targets for him to silence in your deck with bonemare, tyrion etc). Aggro decks will be rekt instantly.

One Spikeridged and it's good enough, though you probably need more synergy to make proper use of it. Good card, but needs the right deck.

Slow, unreliable and generally underwhelming so far.

The thing about silence is... it's pretty bad right now outside of priest. Being weak to silence sucks, but isn't really too relevant I don't think. Hex/Polymorph isn't really pertinent anymore than it is on any other 7 drop and Devolve gives you a 6 drop.

It's not though. It's a spikedridged that you can't play until you've already played one. So if you want 2 in your deck, you'd just play 2, not this.  And do you really want a third?  Are there not a dozen other cards that would better in the late game than a third steed?

It's an extra spikeridged steed that doesn't require a target and can potentially get a slew of other buffs. It's a good card. It obviously has it's weaknesses, but it's a good card that fits into a nice Bolvar-Spikeridged-this-Tirion curve.

My main concern with this card is that there are not enough decent buffs to include her in a deck. The three most commonly used ones are Blessing of Kings, Blessing of Might, and Spikeridge Steed. You need to have cast at least 2 of the latter buffs for her mana cost to be even worth it. Blessing of kings + Blessing of Might = 8/5 for 7 mana, which is not good at all. There are other buff cards for paladins, but they see very little, if any, play. She has a lot of potential in future Wild, but for now, I'm not seeing this as all that good. Silence isn't her main problem, lack of buff options are.

Quote from ShadowAldrius >>

The thing about silence is... it's pretty bad right now outside of priest. Being weak to silence sucks, but isn't really too relevant I don't think. Hex/Polymorph isn't really pertinent anymore than it is on any other 7 drop and Devolve gives you a 6 drop.

It's not though. It's a spikedridged that you can't play until you've already played one. So if you want 2 in your deck, you'd just play 2, not this.  And do you really want a third?  Are there not a dozen other cards that would better in the late game than a third steed?

It's an extra spikeridged steed that doesn't require a target and can potentially get a slew of other buffs. It's a good card. It obviously has it's weaknesses, but it's a good card that fits into a nice Bolvar-Spikeridged-this-Tirion curve.

Paladins can now play a third spikeridged steed.

Ive actually been including 1 Adaptation spell in my Paladin decks lately. It can be awesome combined with BoK or Bonemare. This card will be fun

Quote from YJHS2000 >>

Quote from ShadowAldrius >>

The thing about silence is... it's pretty bad right now outside of priest. Being weak to silence sucks, but isn't really too relevant I don't think. Hex/Polymorph isn't really pertinent anymore than it is on any other 7 drop and Devolve gives you a 6 drop.

It's not though. It's a spikedridged that you can't play until you've already played one. So if you want 2 in your deck, you'd just play 2, not this.  And do you really want a third?  Are there not a dozen other cards that would better in the late game than a third steed?

It's an extra spikeridged steed that doesn't require a target and can potentially get a slew of other buffs. It's a good card. It obviously has it's weaknesses, but it's a good card that fits into a nice Bolvar-Spikeridged-this-Tirion curve.

 In other words, this card is great if played with 2 other legendaries on curve! Best of luck to you sir.

What the......ok, so get a Spikeridged Steed, a Dinosize, an Adapt....which you pick either divine shield or immune to spells......

This could be pretty damn good...

Really good if you get spikeridge steed or king.

Quote from YJHS2000 >>

Ben Brode: Hey guys! Remember that quest we made for Paladin that was a complete and utter failure and was by far the worst of the all quests me designed?

Team 5: Yeah...

Ben Brode: Lets make another card just like it!!

Translation: Complete and utter garbage unplayble dust.

Quote from Ryllli >>

Could be broken af, but way to weak to silence.Have to see the meta

Quote from FtGreat >>

The thing is if you only play a 37 taunt on turn 7 that’s not good enough. They actually don’t have to silence it.

I hate the “it’s vulnerable to silence” like no shit warlock, hem, sherlock but consider that: Adaptation can give both Stealth and Untargettable ( also divine shield ) and since it’s pretty good on Vorax ( i assume it works just like the quest and cast the spell twice ) or just in general to have those 2 adaptation makes this card better than “weak to silence” ( unless you count Mass Dispel, Shadowreaper Anduin, Twisting Nether ecc... ) 

ALSO, expecially in a buff deck, the few silence the enemy has would go on some random kverbuffed dude

OMG this is another bad minion to evolve into after Big-Time Racketeer, nooooo

If at any point a buff will be printed that gains charge this could be broken, looking forward to that in wild :D

Will the prince with the 3 mana get the same stats with this card? If it wil, at turn 10 you can have two of them right? Or am I wrong?

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Will the prince with the 3 mana get the same stats with this card? If it wil, at turn 10 you can have two of them right? Or am I wrong?