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I agree that while this card could potentially be 8 mana and be acceptable in terms of balance, I think you underestimate how powerful a combination of Taunt and the Faerie Dragon effect is. It pretty much prevents it from being Polymorphed, Hexed, Entombed or hit by hard removal or even just damage, which needless to say can be a HUGE annoyance. The only bad thing is that it can't be the target of friendly Hero Power usage (which is ALMOST only in Priest) or your own buffing spells, but if you're running this card, you probably won't be running too many of those cards. It's also safe from Big Game Hunter so even if he doesn't get nerfed, it still has that going for it.

I meant for this post to be placed in the group of posts as the quoted posts were. Why did it not do that?

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it's a paladin card...

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Forbidden Healing is a Paladin card

Inspire probably isn't in because it doesn't really fit the theme of the expansion, it fits the TGT theme better since one of the most major TGT themes was Hero Power synergy and Hero Power effecting cards, and not just Inspire cards (cards that had Hero Power effecting cards but weren't Inspire cards are cards like Garrison Commander, Maiden of the Lake and Saboteur). It also wasn't that good because it was essentially adding an additional 2 mana to a minion's mana cost on a minion that already (most of the time) has underpowered stats for the mana cost to make up the effect, as you want to play the card and hero power the same turn. As a result, there were very few decent/good Inspire minions, and thus they might want to try to stray from a mechanic that proved to not work so well (though it's definitely very possible that the Standard Format will make them more playable).

Joust doesn't really fit the theme of the expansion either, because most Joust cards had the "mount" theme to them. The mechanic was also a failure because it was too unreliable. Joust minions had sub-par stats for their mana cost to make up for their effects, but the problem was that if you lost the Joust, you'd have a minion that not only fails the vanilla test but also has no ability. They may also want to stay away from this mechanic too as it was also overall a failure.

Discover was a really good mechanic and I would really like to see more cards with it, but the flavor of the mechanic was treasure finding and LoE was about that specific theme, resembling Indiana Jones.

That being said though, with a lot of cards still left to go, it's possible that it might be used, though quite unlikely.

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 Captain's Parrot has literally never been played in a single deck, including pirate decks since the hearthstone beta.

 

This card isn't designed with viability in mind, and is mostly meant just for conceptual purposes. I think someone could make an all golden deck and include this card in it. This card may or may not be OP for those people who have practically every gold card.

It has been confirmed that you cannot lethal yourself with Cho'Gall, and it doesn't pay mana instead of the health, it just disallows the spell.

https://twitter.com/PlayHearthstone/status/718493678935937024

While this isn't a big deal whatsoever, this is to note, anti-synergistic with Mal'Ganis.

Arcane Nullifier's big brother.

Why does it have to be so hard to get N'Zoth card BBCode right?

Arcane Explosion

Whirlwind

Fan of Knives

Swipe

Unleash the Hounds

N'Zoths Tentacle

Ravaging Ghoul

Need I say more about summoning the Wisps?

It's like a regular beast, but shadowy.

The lack of a space between "Battlecry:" and the word "The" is kinda... disturbing.

There's that moment where you take 9 damage to face. #FeelsBadMan

Then there's that moment where your opponent takes 9 damage to face. #PogChamp

So, this is basically a slightly cheaper Echo of Medivh, but only works on damaged minions?

I bet someone's going to try this in a deck with Echo of Medivh in Wild.