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A recently introduced mechanic was that minions now keep their buffs when shuffled into the deck..

From what I understand this is why if two instances of  Dire Frenzy are played on the same minion, minions in the deck from the second Dire Frenzy now keep the initial +3/+3 and get the second +3/+3. Previously all copies in deck would've been base card +3/+3 no matter what the target minion stats.  

My question is what cards are affected by this -will a Lab Recruiter for example result in 3 additional buffed copies in deck? What about Psychic Scream or a buffed up Dr. Morrigan ?

Edit: experiments proved me wrong on the Dire Frenzy theory. However I'd still love some suggestions on what this change allows.

Huh?  Is this true?  When was this announced/implemented?

I did some experimentations in training and I was wrong -  shuffle to deck still counts as backward play  so the copies only get base cards +3/+3 

I still want to know the implications of the new buff retaining rule thoug. It's still a bit confusing at the moment

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My question is what cards are affected by this -will a Lab Recruiter for example result in 3 additional buffed copies in deck?

 Well, since Stitched Tracker now gives you buffed copies (unlike before the change ), i suppose the answer is yes. Not sure about scram tho

Moving back in zones, removes buffs.

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Quote from aReSJ >>

My question is what cards are affected by this -will a Lab Recruiter for example result in 3 additional buffed copies in deck?

 Well, since Stitched Tracker now gives you buffed copies (unlike before the change ), i suppose the answer is yes. Not sure about scram tho

 You're right on that.. That's the change that was brought.  Here's the post that describes the changes: https://www.hearthpwn.com/news/5677-upcoming-hearthstone-rule-changes-copy-cards

Because Tracker moves a copy forwards, from deck to hand.

Moving copies backwards, instead, resets the buffs. Unless otherwise specified on the copying card itself.

Which is why Frenzy sticks the buff, while a generic shuffled Frenzied does not.