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Quote from Abnell >>

Your opponent just taking your card and putting it in his deck is terrible game design, regardless of balance. I'm trying to imagine this happening in a match with physical cards, and some guy just taking some other guy's $1000 card and throwing it in his own deck. That shit would literally cause fights.

 

Quote from KillerDrag >>

How do you guys beat entomb priest ?

They stole my ancient of war or boom evry fuking time.

An "Entomb Priest" deck made the top of the front page on Hearthpwn. The salt is very real. ;)

Quote from cdpham >>

Can replace Vol'jin and Jones with something else?

Here are the 3 Priest decks I have been laddering with, all featuring Entomb. 2x might be a bit clunky in dragon priest...still play testing.

Quote from MarineKingHS >>

Entomb has effectively made Mind Control obsolete.

Quote from Kefilkefish >>

Have you guys actually found Entomb useful? I feel its commonly just a dead card when trying to survive the onslaught of Zoo Locks, secret Pallys and various kind of Hunters and Druids.

Yeah, it is bad against aggro. Like I said, I changed a few things in the deck. Good general outline for the deck, though. Cheers.

Quote from scraperRoy >>

can you please define 'rage quit'?

if someone hasn't encountered a situation before, which admittedly looks pretty grim, and decides to leave, why is that a 'rage quit'?

if someone decides the game situation is hopeless and decides to leave, why is this a 'rage quit'?

i get the feeling you take to much credit for matters outside of your control, but whatever floats your boat...

or is 'rage quit' merely when someone else leaves?

Already posted in this thread. It is a mix of fatigue and control.

Quote from Ulgioth >>

I imagine using a whole turn "entombing" a Savannah Highmane and losing board control by this play.. it's a amazing card in some situations (really fcking amazing, to be honest), but I have my doubts about it in this meta..

 

PS: Sorry for my bad English...

Quote from AlfaceVerde >>

I having so good experiences with my Entomb Master Minds Priest, can comment about my deck ?

Entomb MasterMinds Priest Unknown Deck by AlfaceVerde - Dec 6, 2015 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (16) 1x Confessor Paletress 1x Justicar Trueheart 1x Nexus-Champion Saraad 1x Vol'jin 1x Cabal Shadow Priest 2x Auchenai Soulpriest 2x Injured Blademaster 2x Wild Pyromancer 2x Museum Curator 1x Northshire Cleric 2x Zombie Chow	Ability (14) 2x Lightbomb 2x Circle of Healing 2x Thoughtsteal 2x Entomb 2x Flash Heal 1x Holy Nova 1x Mind Vision 2x Power Word: Shield
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Quote from MCFUser175154 >>

lol entomb tempo swing. That's funny.

Quote from Komorebi3 >>

I think the card is quite on the OP side of things, especially in a Tirion and deathrattle-heavy meta, and for priests ( Who already have tons of minion-handling solutions, Shadow Words first and foremost, but the stealing shenanigans along with them ). Destroying a minion usually comes at the price of 5 ( Without any condition that is ; Else, yeah, BGH and Shadow Words do it for cheaper ), but doing so while suppressing any deathrattle before getting the card yourself ( Which, usually, is very good ) is insane.

Compare to the 2 only ( AFAIR ) flat-out, condition-less destroy cards, Assassinate and Siphon Soul and you'll understand ; Sacrifice a 3-health gain or 1 mana to save yourself a 5/3 weapon for your opponent, one of your minions joining their side, or a random Legendary minion, or even just 2 2/2s ? Ermh. Yeah. I mean, I know cross-classes comparison are bad...But come on...

Blizzard is severely under-estimating the efficiency of silences, maybe because they see that they're only scarcely played amongst control decks ( Ironbeak Owl is the most played and even then isn't all that much played ), but it's mostly because they have an extremely low card-efficiency and that goes against control ; When they're put side-by-side with another ( More powerful ) effect or even just cheaper to mitigate that weakness, they usually become extremely good.

Polymorph isn't that much played - though it is still a one-off in a lot of mage decks - but mages do not play control.

Earth Shock, Hex, if you're leaving home without any combination of those as a Shaman, you've failed us all.

And now Entomb...While Rogue that always has had that "Send back to deck/hand" theme and is desesperately being pushed toward control by Blizzard is stuck with one of the worst removal in the game ( Maybe Druid's got it worse, but it's always been their very intended weakness ). I have trouble understanding why Blizzard denies Rogue cards that would fit in so well in it, but at least they finally got a new deck/a deck update since GvG that expansion, can't really complain.

I'm running it in a Control Priest Deck. I tried a few listed on here, and am laddering with a variant of this deck: 

Note no Circle combo.