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It's still too early to be making a thread like this until the whole set is released, not just the 2 remaining class legendaries let alone the Death Knight Cards so far

Quote from Duxberrie >>

It's still too early to be making a thread like this until the whole set is released, not just the 2 remaining class legendaries let alone the Death Knight Cards

Professor Putricide is the first good legendary Hunter has ever seen, not to mention the great amount of commons, rares and epics already confirmed. Blizz wants to make the game more acessible to new players due to tougher competition, making legendaries less needed is actually a good thing right now

Quote from TrevoRaven8 >>

I'm just disappointed we haven't gotten our Death Knight for today yet. I just wanna theorycraft, dang it!

Bolvar seems solid this time around.  I think it easily fits into control pally right now.

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I'm just disappointed we haven't gotten our Death Knight for today yet. I just wanna theorycraft, dang it!

Quote from Rhyolth >>

I thought the discussion was only about minion legendaries, in my mind Heroes were in a whole other category.

But if  we go that route, i'm ready to bet that Valeera new hero will be one of the best, if not the best. Rogue's  Hero Power is already useless in the lategame, and getting those 5 armor can really help the class a great deal : Rogue already have more incentive to play a hero card than any other class (except warlock, but they already have Jaraxxus).

I see people shitting on Benedictus  all over these forums, and I just do not agree that he's a bad card, but how good he will be is entirely up to how the meta plays out. If the meta slows down and control decks becomes the norm, priests will shit on everything. It doesn't matter what you copy from another control deck, it's always going to be mad value to you. Play Benedictus and all of a sudden you have jaraxxus, twisting nethers and siphon souls in your deck, you will outlast any other control deck, period. But if the meta slows down, quest mage is going to be the thing that will f*ck up the control decks beyond belief however.

Archbishop revived my belief for the KFT legendaries.

Quote from TheTapDancer >>

Good legendaries = high dust cost = poor ftp experience, with only paying players able to play control.

Legendaries should be fun, silly, and exploring design space. Cards like Cho, not Patches. It's nice to see Blizzard working in this direction again.

What we want is good commons and rares. I think this set is delivering on that pretty well. It's also nice to see some epics that aren't just gimmick cards.

I was disappointed with the priest legendary but only because the DK priest has been confirmed to be something similar to shadow priest and I was hoping that one of the legendaries would help the current quest issue that priest is having. I mean we currently have what? 50 revealed cards? and there's like one semi-decent deathrattle card which made me quite sad because they hyped this expansion to be full of death. I suppose I am a little biased because I have been trying to make quest priest work in standard. I think the less powerful quests like hunter, druid and warlock all need a little boost. Hopefully some of the neutral legendaries will help boost the quests into at least like a tier 2 deck.

I'd wait to see the others, I'm sure there will be strong ones. But Lehendaries don't make a class strong by themselves, otherwise Paladin would habe been Tier-1 for a while

Quote from DrMurloc >>

I see people shitting on Benedictus  all over these forums, and I just do not agree that he's a bad card, but how good he will be is entirely up to how the meta plays out. If the meta slows down and control decks becomes the norm, priests will shit on everything. It doesn't matter what you copy from another control deck, it's always going to be mad value to you. Play Benedictus and all of a sudden you have jaraxxus, twisting nethers and siphon souls in your deck, you will outlast any other control deck, period. But if the meta slows down, quest mage is going to be the thing that will f*ck up the control decks beyond belief however.

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Quote from DrMurloc >>

I see people shitting on Benedictus  all over these forums, and I just do not agree that he's a bad card, but how good he will be is entirely up to how the meta plays out. If the meta slows down and control decks becomes the norm, priests will shit on everything. It doesn't matter what you copy from another control deck, it's always going to be mad value to you. Play Benedictus and all of a sudden you have jaraxxus, twisting nethers and siphon souls in your deck, you will outlast any other control deck, period. But if the meta slows down, quest mage is going to be the thing that will f*ck up the control decks beyond belief however.

The problem of Benedicuts is that you can't play it on curve, or you will fuck your deck, and in the late game, like, 7 cards, you will get some 4 good cards maybe, and you must have time to draw them. and as you said, if meta slows down, Exodia Mage will obliterate everyone. 

I am actually glad the legendaries look more like classic legends (aka bad)  because it makes the game cheaper. 

That said, if you include hero cards then roughly half the legends have not be released. 

Deathseer?

Until all are revealed, i can't tell 100% which are good or bad

 Bolvar, Fireblood is a good card, simply because it synergizes with other Paladin legendaries and the class really needs help at the 5 mana slot. It's better than Hadronox that's for sure and I'm a Druid main

Quote from OverholtNA >>

Doesn't look like there's a Sunkeeper Tarim caliber card yet, but I see some playable ones: Professor Putricide and Sindragosa aren't deck-defining, but seem to provide value. I'm in wait and see mode with Hadronox, Moorabi, and all of the DK cards (though Rexxar looks unplayable).