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fits control hunter, like the theme blizz is pushing which is not gonna work..
shaman rising.
Very, very good.
Even when it never triggers because the opponent plays around it, it constantly limits his options by blocking him from playing more than 2 cards per turn. Not too shabby, for 2 mana.
WHEN it triggers, however, it is just insane value. 2 mana 6/6 no drawbacks, holy shit.
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It's a potentially strong secret in the right meta (Rogue, Dude Paladin, etc.), but it's extremely easy to read and very difficult to activate against control and midrange.
Another less obvious benefit is that this secret can put the enemy in a tough spot, seeing as how the payoff is so huge. This makes cards that cares about you having secrets up much more powerful, such as Illuminator or Avian Watcher. Not saying that this synergy matters a lot right now, but it could in the future.
Very good as a mix up, your opponent always must act differently when you drop a secret and this one is as unique as it comes
Rodents of unusual size? I doubt they exist...
Free to try and find a game, dealing cards for sorrow, cards for pain.
Fire Fly means that sometimes people play two 1-cost cards instead of hero powering.
Mage tries to maximize value out of their short-lived Sorcerer's Apprentice, eg via Primordial Glyph.
Hunters use Candleshot Hunter's Mark removal combo, leaving time to develop a new threat.
Even non-aggro Rogues use Backstab, often the best turn will include two other cards.
Unstable Evolution is a thing.
All that aside, opponents need to both attack face and attack a minion to pop Hunter secrets, sometimes forcing inefficient plays.
Shudderwock means driving a clown car in circles around your opponent while he swings his sword at you. Half the time he chops you and your car to pieces. The other half you park on his legs and 40 clowns come out one by one, trampling him to death.
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This card is weird. Because it's not very popular, I never play around it and am always unpleasantly caught off guard when it triggers. However, if it becomes meta, it's really easy to play around, which then makes it a bad card.
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It ended up not mattering because control warlock things, but it was still like "oh yeah, that's a card"
Well, you're technically right, but only way to play around is to maximize number of played cards by you to 2, which slows you down if playing decks with many interactions.