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Quote from agon_EU >>

Why people get angry while discussing about a card from a game? O_o

Dudes calm down! 

Super interesting card with mechanics that I love, glad they've printed it. I'd wager that about a month after the expansion you never see it again (outside of maybe tournament play). Knowing one card and giving yourself a potentially dead one just isn't worth cutting your deck for.

Quote from Kovachut >>

Quote from agon_EU >>

I feel this was directed to me, so I apologize. But got kinda annoyed from the cliche posts, which just talked about how insane this card is w/o looking at the whole picture. And the same people just denied, when others tried to bring up the cons. Once again, sorry for the burst.

cute but useless. 

you never want to top deck it

you never want to have it in your hand at all vs aggro

vs control, you should know pretty much every card in their deck and have a reasonable guess at their hand and what to play into/around..he might be better if he changed in to a card left in their deck that WASN'T in their hand

vs combo, does it matter? you beat them before the combo goes off or you don't

some points I would like you to consider:

In most of the cases:
- if you as a priest (control) are in topdeck mode, you have already lost 
- if your opponent has no handcards, you have already won
- if you play vs aggro, you mostly copy an aggressive card, which can be used to drop and trade
- you will not replace a low-cost card, because this is a high-cost card tech. Why? Because most of the copied cards will be high mana cards, since these will be held on. So, don't be confused about the 1 mana, in reality it will play as a ~5 mana card.

Creative card, but damn I was hoping for Lady in Black

Quote from Jonesy978 >>

Why are priests and warlocks still getting all the amazing cards?!

doesn't clear the board vs aggro, will be immediately dusting this trash card.  what a waste of design space.

nah jk

2 questions:

1) If you opponent has no more cards in hand, does it remain whichever card it last transformed into?

2) Will it be obvious to your opponent that you have this in your hand?

Tbh against the majority of the ladder, I know exactly which cards they have in their deck once I see their class or their T1-4 plays. Unreliably seeing what’s in their hand and the cost of a card might not end up being worthwhile except against surprising decks. Since I play janky decks, I’m not going to enjoy having this played against me but I don’t think I’d actually use it in one of my own. The assumption that you’ll have this T1 and read your opponent’s gameplan will rarely be the case.

Quote from Kovachut >>

Quote from Nordos >>

- if you play vs aggro, you mostly copy an aggressive card, which can be used to drop and trade

If you don't mind I would like to reply to your post, although others brought up this argument.

Imagine the following scenario - the little chameleon copies a 2/1 minion from the opponent's hand. You do realize, that 1) they have more synergies with this one (e.g. Deckhand with weapons or murlocs giving health to eachother), 2) a 1-1 trade isn't worth it, because they can just use a weaker token or their weapon to kill your minion, 2.5) if their board is constantly growing, you won't achieve much from this single minion. They can just ignore it and aim the face. Not to mention, that you might copy the wrong cost minions on the wrong turns - e.g. turn 1 this copies a 2 mana minion, on turn 2 this copies another expensive card, turn 3 - you finally get something playable, but the curve is bad. Especially if you falling behind the board.

Dunno, dude, from my experience against aggro - you would never want to have unreliable plays against them. Against slow decks this card does provide you some information, which you can use to make optimal plays. But of the meta is fast, better leave it out of your decks.

Same. I'm tired of trying to play other classes when their cards just collect dust from my being able to be used in a viable deck. Lay on Hands has just been staring at me.....menacingly....

Quote from Kovachut >>

If you don't mind I would like to reply to your post, although others brought up this argument.

Imagine the following scenario - the little chameleon copies a 2/1 minion from the opponent's hand. You do realize, that 1) they have more synergies with this one (e.g. Deckhand with weapons or murlocs giving health to eachother), 2) a 1-1 trade isn't worth it, because they can just use a weaker token or their weapon to kill your minion, 2.5) if their board is constantly growing, you won't achieve much from this single minion. They can just ignore it and aim the face. Not to mention, that you might copy the wrong cost minions on the wrong turns - e.g. turn 1 this copies a 2 mana minion, on turn 2 this copies another expensive card, turn 3 - you finally get something playable, but the curve is bad. Especially if you falling behind the board.

Dunno, dude, from my experience against aggro - you would never want to have unreliable plays against them. Against slow decks this card does provide you some information, which you can use to make optimal plays. But of the meta is fast, better leave it out of your decks.

Really fun card, great design but not really sure how strong it will be either, seems good in control match ups only.

have this card when your opponent has only one or two cards in hand (specially at the end of the game) is extremely valuable and can turn the game in your favour.

Finally a few good design legends, unfortunately it's more OP stuff for Priest.

best revealed card so far. this should slot in every priest deck that isn't big priest. 
for those saying it's bad against aggro - lots of aggro decks run cheap taunts and removal, you know? just copying a tar creeper, call to arms, explosive runes, or cheap weapon could easily win you the game.
and obviously it's insane against control or combo. copying a DK, rin, lich king, etc....
this strikes me as a card that everyone is going to need to learn to play around.