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I get that it counts your opponent's minions as well...but that doesn't make it better.

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Drainlife wasn't good enough, Demonfire wasn't good enough, their bastard child isn't good enough ...

 lul demonfire is staple in demonlock

 Because that deck sees play ...

 yep, in wild.

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Going back to how Dreadsteed got nerfed.... I've figured out an OTK combo in warlock that uses a lot of the same cards, and here's how it works:

Emperor Thaurissan tick on Knife Juggler, Defile, Grim Patron, Elven Archer, Deathspeaker

Play order on 8+ mana with 5 open board spots :

1. Knife Juggler
2. Deathspeaker on Knife Juggler 
3. Grim Patron
4. Elven Archer on Grim Patron
5. Defile

At this point, everything on the opponent's side of the board is dead.

Making the assumption that patron spawns occur before deaths, here's what the board looks like (with the Knife Juggler omitted) in defile casts:

1. 1x 3/3 Patron, 1x 3/2 patron, 1x 3/1 patron, 2/3 Deathspeaker
2. 2x 3/3 Patron, 1x 3/2 Patron, 1x 3/3 patron, 2/2 Deathspeaker
3. 1x 3/3 Patron, 2x 3/2 Patron, 1x 3/1 Patron, 2/1 Deathspeaker
4. 2x 3/3 Patron, 1x 3/2 Patron, 2x 3/1 Patron
5. 1x 3/3 Patron, 2x 3/2 Patron, 1x 3/1 Patron
6. Repeat 4-5 until turn ends

So you're averaging 1.5 Damage per cast of Defile, and with the 30 cast limit, it's a total of 45 damage out of the combo, not counting the juggles from the setup.

Basically, you've created a faster C'Thun that also completely nukes the opponent's side of the board (assuming they survive it), in a ZooLock style deck.

... Awesome.

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Its great, hero power is OP, but I'm not sure its worth putting it in over Jaraxxus into control warlock.

Kabal Talon Priest would still see play at 4 mana in the decks that would play him.
Raza would still see play at 6 mana in the decks that would play him.
I think Shadow Visions gets a lot worse at 3 mana.

As for the new cards:
Devour Mind is costed appropriately.
Shadowreaper Anduin is costed appropriately (if you hit at least 2 minions).
And I think eternal servitude is probably good as well, but that one requires some play testing.

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This list won't be truly finished until all the cards are revealed, but here is the general skeleton of what I think will be a strong warrior deck. You need a real win condition other than fatiguing forever, but never running out of cards definitely helps you win the game.

KoFT Deadman's Taunt Taunt Warrior Deck by TheDycer - Aug 7, 2017 View Deck String Export to BBCode Export to Cockatrice Export to MarkDown Export to Html Clone this deck
Minion (17) 1x The Curator 1x The Lich King 1x Dirty Rat 2x Primordial Drake 1x Skulking Geist 2x Alley Armorsmith 2x Coldlight Oracle 1x Direhorn Hatchling 2x Stonehill Defender 2x Acolyte of Pain 2x Ravaging Ghoul	Ability (11) 1x Fire Plume's Heart 2x Brawl 2x Bring It On! 2x Dead Man's Hand 2x Sleep with the Fishes 2x Execute	Weapon (2) 2x Blood Razor
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Judging the hero power is all in how you look at it. As a win condition it's unlikely you'll ever get all four horseman out. But as a distraction that you're opponent is forced to deal with they're great. They're almost taunts without  being taunts.

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This card requires a fairly specific type of metagame, IMO. One where the hero power actually matters.
The weapon is nice, but it's Ashbringer. Heal is not really a struggle the paladin has.

Is 9 mana, deal 5 damage, heal 10 good enough? I'm leaning towards no.
8 mana, draw 3, heal 8 is probably better.

What kind of analysis is this? It's 9 mana, deal 15 dmg, heal for 20, and giving an upgraded hero power to summon 2/2s that must be cleared

Not new or fancy, but should be reasonable. I wonder if DK Anduin is good enough here just for the random late game.

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 Also don't underestimate a 2/2 hero power. It just flat out wins control matchups when resources are pretty close. 

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This card has a Jade problem.

I think it's good. People didn't realize how good 4 Armor a turn was. I think 3 Armor or optional War Axe is really strong. (If you remember Savage Beast, that card was actually legit).

I am struggling, however, to see how a control druid isn't simply worse than Jade Druid.

 That's the biggest problem. It seems more likely you'll just slot this in Jade Druid for the matchups where you need some stall until you set up your Jades to stomp your opponent. They could, if they had wanted, pushed a different Hero Card that wouldn't fit Jade Druid, but apparently they can't see what the cards they design will be used for.

There aren't even many cards I want to play that have overload on them anymore. Jade Claws (1), Lightning Storm (2), Jinyu (1), Volcano (2).

If you somehow played 2 copies of ALL of those in a game, then you can drop this for free.

This card requires a fairly specific type of metagame, IMO. One where the hero power actually matters.
The weapon is nice, but it's Ashbringer. Heal is not really a struggle the paladin has.

Is 9 mana, deal 5 damage, heal 10 good enough? I'm leaning towards no.
8 mana, draw 3, heal 8 is probably better.

This card has a Jade problem.

I think it's good. People didn't realize how good 4 Armor a turn was. I think 3 Armor or optional War Axe is really strong. (If you remember Savage Beast, that card was actually legit).

I am struggling, however, to see how a control druid isn't simply worse than Jade Druid.

This is pretty sweet