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Both Execute and Charge will still be good, just in their own decks.  I doubt there will ever be a good Warrior deck that runs 2 of both.

Dr. 7, Dr. 6, Call of the 8, and now this

"Professor X"

To reiterate what I've said before in another "Nerf Charge" thread:

Charge is not a problem.  There's a combo that can be abused, and a deck for it, but that deck isn't busted.  What is busted is that Charge is a volatile mechanic to GIVE to another card.  The Charge spell should do a lot more than just give a minion a measly +2/+0 and Charge and along with that it should also cost a lot more than what it does as well.

How would people like it in competitive play if Ragnaros cost 5 mana, was a 2/2 and still kept its effect?  What about Madder Bomber being a 2/1 for 2 mana that still kept its effect?  That's the kind of volatility I'm relating to Charge here.  It's not a problem with cards right now, but the ability to grant Charge is hurting design space because of how cheap it is.  That's why Blizzard destroyed Warsong Commander, I guarantee you all.

Leeroy Jenkins

'Wait...did he just go in?'

'Stick to the plan!'

Protect the King

Bolster

About a dozen or so classic Priest cards seem to have incredible synergy.  I'm not saying they're new nor am I guaranteeing that they'll go well together in a deck of 30 cards, but if anyone is going to find the "Ben Brode deck" at this point then this might be worth considering.

Northshire Cleric: But of course!

Power Word: Shield: Makes creatures stickier; card draw.  Another no-brainer card for any Priest deck.

Lightwell: This is where this starts to get bizarre.  Think of this as, at worst, a preemptive 2-drop Flash Heal on yourself (or I suppose potential fodder for Stampeding Kodo or Book Wyrm), and otherwise a powerful piece of these cards' synergies.  It's the stickiest non-Deathrattle minion in the game, and it can stay that way for many turns early on thanks to its ability.  Lightwell also can help other fat minions stick around longer as well, not to mention Anduin himself.

Temple Enforcer: Why buff weaker creatures to have 6+ Health?

Inner Fire is why. This card carries the synergy of these Priest cards on its back - not for face damage value, but for trading and then healing.  Lightwell can be a 5/5 attacking by turn 3 that you can heal for 2 with your Hero Power, or it can be a 7/7 with Power Word: Shield.  The buff from Temple Enforcer will make trades with Inner Fire even more ludicrous.  Never only think of Inner Fire as a combo card; think of it as a potentially stronger Cold Blood that is to be paired with your various healing cards.

Lightspawn isn't particularly important but it's still got a 5 body and has a lot of value with Temple Enforcer and PW:S.  It has no use whatsoever for Inner Fire (unless it gets silenced) but not every card in needs to, just enough of them.

Other high health, fairly low cost minions: They can survive Excavated Evils and Abominations as well as a good portion of your opponent's single-target removal and AoE.  They can also trade into something otherwise bigger with an Inner Fire.  Stormwind Knight for example may not have great stats but it has Charge for dealing with weaker minions and has high enough HP for consideration for your Hero Power as well as Inner Fire later on.  Other beefier 3~4-drops like Tournament Medic and Mogu'shan Warden can become extremely big beatsticks with Inner Fire and otherwise just hilariously sticky with PW:S and Temple Enforcer.

This all might sound basic, and that's because it certainly is basic.  Most of these cards came from the Classic set and more than half haven't seen much play at all in any format or rank since the first few seasons.  It's not perplexing as to why - some of these cards aren't always safe and have counters, not to mention they don't typically involve a slew of immediate aggression.  But that's because of Hearthstone; classes lack things, and cards have weaknesses.  Thanks for reading.

 Edit: Also keep in mind that Inner Fire can wreck your opponent'sMagma Rager Kappa

Plot twist: it is also changed to a legendary.  The first legendary spell in the game!

Hear me out:

Hero power heals for 3.

Before you look for the downvote button and realise there isn't one, consider this:  The first Shadowform would still only deal 2 damage per ping, Justicar would still buff it to 4 healing, and Auchenai Soulpriest should probably cost 1 more and have 1 more health or something. 

Edit: Cool, some other people like this idea too.  What would this buff do to Priest in Wild?  Would Priest then be the strongest class in Wild?  If so by how much?  Should there ever be any changes made to cards like Lightbomb?

I really like this alongside Armorsmith and Battle Rage.

Oh, that's a LEG!
I always thought it was a crinkled cigar!

Hello, Hearthpwn! Boomsday is almost upon us, and prior to the hostile Druid takeover, I'd like to do a quick fun run-through of all 135 cards revealed using JelloApocalypse's “ten-words-or-less” format. (I did the same thing before The Witchwood last year too.) Let me know if you have any favorites or want to discuss any of my prediction/knee-jerk reactions/terrible jokes!

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DRUID

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Flobbidinous Floop: I accept our new Pig Druid overlords.

Floop's Glorious Gloop: Requires 3 deaths to beat old Innervate, but better situationally.

Dreampetal Florist: “Battlecry: Instill the fear of God in your opponent.”

Juicy Psychmelon: Hey guys, Rampthony Druidtano here.

Mulchmuncher: Doesn’t honestly need a dedicated deck to see play.

Tending Tauren: Mini-Cenarius! I expect it to be about as good.

Dendrologist: Suffers by being a non-Wild Growth 2-drop.

Gloop Sprayer: “My fellow scientists… what if we Flooped the gloop?”

Landscaping: They came out of the trees, man!

Biology Project: Riskiest card of the set. May also break it.

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HUNTER

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Flark's Boom-Zooka: I… don’t get it. Guess it’s a goblin thing.

Boommaster Flark: Remember Metaltooth Leaper? You will soon.

Necromechanic: *sad Baron Rivendare sounds*

Goblin Prank: How to make your Eggs die (horribly).

Spider Bomb: Deadly Shot on a body is good enough.

Fireworks Tech: Probably the main reason Bomb Hunter will be tried.

Cybertech Chip: “We’re very sorry about Infest, okay?”

Bomb Toss: Might just see general use, a lá Quick Shot.

Venomizer: WOAH that’s good! Mech Hunter approves!

Secret Plan: Freezing Trap kinda makes this into Chronoshot.

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MAGE

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Luna's Pocket Galaxy: Who knew that the key to infinity was not dying?

Stargazer Luna: Weirdly the only Scientist with direct Spell synergy.

Astromancer: I see Spiteful Summoner is still finding work.

Unexpected Results: Well, I expect the results will not be good enough.

Meteorologist: Cinderstorm+ on a 3/3. Mage doesn’t need this.

Celestial Emissary: Cool card, but not worth it right now.

Astral Rift: LITERALLY any minions. The inconsistency kills this on arrival.

Cosmic Anomaly: Reminder that Evolved Kobold existed... by spitting on its grave.

Research Project: Coldlight died for this.

Shooting Star: The only card with natural Spell Damage synergy. Tsk.

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PALADIN

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Kangor's Endless Army: Better Diamond Spellstone. I have high hopes for this.

Crystalsmith Kangor: Crystallizer gives this deck an enabler, so maybe it’ll work.

Glowstone Technician: Big delayed effect, bad body. Stick to Fungalmancer.

Prismatic Lens: This may work with Anyfin, come to think of it.

Shrink Ray: “Honey, I Shrunk the Winrate!”

Annoy-o-Module: Like Lone Champion with more HOWDY!

Crystology: Lynessa, Stonehill, Tar Creeper, Crystallizer, Kangor. That’ll do ya.

Mechano-Egg: Might be the tipping point for the Silence meta.

Autodefense Matrix: Dude insurance, 90% of the time. Decent Hydrologist pick.

Glow-Tron: Did we learn nothing from Dire Mole? Broken with Mechwarper.

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PRIEST

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Zerek's Cloning Gallery: Overcosted because of Shadow Visions. Gimped because of it too.

Zerek, Master Cloner: Expect to see him everywhere… in exactly one game.

Reckless Experimenter: Egg/Cube Priest is legit TERRIFYING.

Power Word: Replicate: Surprisingly deep design. Time will tell with this one.

Omega Medic: Feels very Twilight Darkmender-y to me. Anyone else remember that?

Extra Arms: Keep in mind, Radiant Elemental makes this less awful.

Test Subject: I suppose cloning research extends to reprints now.

Dead Ringer: Tutor Hoarder, but you run both in Quest Priest.

Cloning Device: Lyra, this is why we can’t have nice things.

Topsy Turvy: Love the synergy with Unpowered Steambot!

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ROGUE

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Myra Rotspring: Seems okay, if without a home in Standard for now.

Myra's Unstable Element: Deck building mid-match? Seems legit.

Necrium Vial: From the Red Mana Wyrm school of design...

Academic Espionage: One important, oft-forgotten aspect of chemistry is dilution.

Blightnozzle Crawler: Love the design, but Vilespine Slayer is still better.

Necrium Blade: “Cube Rogue inbound! Steal everything and run!”

Pogo-Hopper: Please… just let Quest Rogue die.

Crazed Chemist: She drank Freezing Potion once. Now she has cold blood.

Violet Haze: Could be fine, but one prefers Deathrattles to be consistent.

Lab Recruiter: Calling it now, this gets nerfed first.

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SHAMAN

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The Storm Bringer: “Hey, guys, Shift-Con’s over! Get off my board!”

Electra Stormsurge: Useful in every Shaman deck. Thank god it’s odd.

Thunderhead: “I serve the Primal Lord!”

Omega Mind: Oh, I loved that movie!

Eureka!: “I’ve discovered that Malygos is getting HoF’d!”

Storm Chaser: Cannot draw Lightning Storm. 0/10.

Voltaic Burst: Who knew Flametongue Totems were such great conductors?

Menacing Nimbus: “Having trouble drawing Grumble? Worry no more!”

Elementary Reaction: “Elementals, my dear Wattson.” -Lershock Ohms

Beakered Lightning: Overload strikes twice, killing the card instantly.

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WARLOCK

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Dr. Morrigan: Currently trash, unless I’m brutally misunderstanding the objective.

The Soularium: To think we almost got this in Arena months ago.

Ectomancy: Scary if it works. Here’s hoping it doesn’t.

Omega Agent: Ah, yes, the good Warlock Epic with no associated deck.

Nethersoul Buster: “I ain’t afraid of no Death Knights!”

Void Analyst: “Reprints. They happen, y’know?”

Soul Infusion: Really underrated. Hand Hunter’s problem was inconsistency.

Doubling Imp: Desperately wants overtime pay.

Demonic Project: Transform your opponent’s Shudderwock into Lord Jaraxxus and cry.

Spirit Bomb: Can’t quite tell if Evenlock wants this. Leaning towards “no.”

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WARRIOR

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The Boomship: Gives Big Warrior hand dump. See you in Tier 3!

Dr. Boom, Mad Genius: Perfectly Balanced.

Beryllium Nullifier: It seems to have also nullified my opinion. Overwhelmingly meh.

Supercollider: With Attack small enough to split Wisps.

Security Rover: Remember Hogger, Doom of Elwynn? Neither does anyone else!

Dyn-o-matic: Actually quite good against midgame dudes.

Omega Assembly: YES! Now that’s what I call sustain!

Weapons Project: See, this is what healthy disruption looks like.

Rocket Boots: I didn’t know these came in size Snail!

Eternium Rover: Lowkey going to be in EVERY Warrior deck.

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NEUTRAL

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Mecha'thun: “My dreaming ends... Your nightmare begins! Me being viable!”

Zilliax: Glinda Crowskin + Mechwarper on T9 in Wild. Fun and interactive!

Subject 9: Cloaked Huntress just unlocked a new mount.

Whizbang the Wonderful: Exactly that. (But never craft him.)

Harbinger Celestia: I’m looking at it and I’ve already forgotten it exists.

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Star Aligner: ...Huh. I’d be okay with losing to this.

Holomancer: Has as much impact as an actual hologram. Terrible card.

Seaforium Bomber: How do you peerc rewop a 4-year-old card?

E.M.P. Operative: Her degree is in Marine Biology.

Loose Specimen: Love the synergy with Bittertide Hydra.

Omega Defender: And will be played on Turn 4 in Druid.

Weaponized Piñata: Takes two weeks to clean up the aftermath.

Augmented Elekk: Heralds the glorious, unwanted return of Weasel Priest.

Crystallizer: FINALLY, some legit Heal Paladin support! (Actually really really good.)

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Arcane Dynamo: Even Shaman has Bloodlust now. Start running.

Missile Launcher: Couldn’t cost less due to Venomizer, but that’s still good.

Mechanical Whelp: Good off Doc Boom and Myra, but not deck-worthy.

Spark Drill: Why is this worse than a Rager in the same set?

Giggling Inventor: Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, my last remaining patience.

Replicating Menace: Worse Swipe in Warrior? Probably lackluster.

Galvanizer: Hate it already.

Unpowered Mauler: And it will STAY unpowered.

Spark Engine: Oh, hey, they finally nerfed Fire Fly… Wait, what?

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Bull Dozer: Is ridiculously good with Doc Boom out.

Damaged Stegotron: The Endless Army rides on Stegotron steeds.

Rusty Recycler: I think Applebaum is better. Still, Mech tag’s worth something.

Wargear: Best example that any Mech is usable somewhere.

Steel Rager: Genuinely not terrible.

Piloted Reaper: See, now that [/card]Doomsayer[card] is your own damn fault.

Explodinator: Can be used with Attack buffs? Kinda weak.

Coppertail Imposter: Might as well say “Best With Wargear” on the label.

Brainstormer: Just play Twilight Drake.

Microtech Controller: Can never refuse a good omelet.

Kaboom Bot: *Warning: Kaboom Bots may be Volatile.*

Bronze Gatekeeper: Who said Bronze is worse than Silver(back)?

Electrowright: Fine enough card, but who wants this?

Spring Rocket: Mecha'thun! Mecha'thun! Mecha'thun*! (No association.)

Cloakscale Chemist: Ehhhh. Better buff targets exist.

Toxicologist: Now Even Rogue can curve like Odd Rogue!

Whirliglider: Redundancy in Bomb Hunter, wherein this is the worst card.

Upgradeable Framebot: Hooooooo boy. The perfect Magnetic target.

Goblin Bomb: Is only collectible for reference purposes, like Stegodon.

Skaterbot: I refuse to make the Avril Lavigne joke.

Mecharoo: GET IT OUT! GET IT OUT! (For free with Mechwarper!)

Faithful Lumi: Will only be used with Mechwarper and Bombs; Good enough.

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(Edit: Done linking all the cards!)

Quest Mage looks to be pretty good, and Mind Blast priest will exist if the meta is slow enough. 

Mech Warrior can easily be Tier 1 or 2, as can Recruit Warrior with the Boomship.

Excellent card. No longer are you forced to run an Ooze, this card will destroy Twig, Skull of Minari and if you think it's worth, Aluneth. Twig and Minari are both control match ups that heavily rely on their weapon, and this belongs in the upcoming control warrior. Definitely huge leverage for warrior to always have a weapon break ready vs what are some of the best and most common control matchups, and it's not like its a useless card unlike ooze which cannot always work, this will always be useful in every matchup. At worst, you're giving aggro 6 armor that they probably don't need because they'll run out of steam soon enough.

Grim Necromancer costs 1 extra mana but has +3 health. The fact that this summons mech tokens doesn't matter as much because using your magnetic minions on 1/1 tokens is a pretty weak play. Between these two, Grim Necromancer is the better choice for a token deck.

There is also Magnataur Alpha. The cleave combos are interesting, at least on paper.

for me it seems better than hunter's legendary 

This lets Spirit Bombs negative be positive!

Oh. Hi Mark!

Goblin Blastmage at one more mana, 2 less attack, and no activating condition. Since Goblin Blastmage was an above average value card, this puts Dyn-o-matic at a more balanced position. Being in warrior as well where it can hit your own minions that are not mech gives it a broader use. Could probably even compare it to Madder Bomber which puts it at two less attack, one less ping, but more focused in that it will only hit minions.

So overall, I see it as being playable and close to very good. Past iterations are better from my perspective, but this does at least come close in comparison mostly because the ping damage is more focused.