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The effect seems pretty cool to produce some kind of Windfury or Rush effect.

It could trigger effects like "whenever this attacks", like Sand Worm, and in some cases, Overkill effects like Oondasta, allowing you to trigger it's Overkill twice in a turn. Also, it could slam a Poisonous beast into some other minion.

Anyway, all these cool aplications are pretty specific and ideal, but given how generic it is in a Hunter's context in which beasts plague your sight, it could allow for some random trades and to get rid of important targets in cases in which a non-Rush Beast could help if it had "random Rush".

But Witchwood also had two legendary minions per class :o

Liam doesn't turn 1 mana cards into secrets, it turns them into legendaries, that's why it makes sense.

It is due to Tess now being part of your opponent's deck. It happened to me once with Yogg. If Yogg decides to play Treachery, and change sides, he will end casting spells in favor of the other side.

The combo with this card would be to have only one mech on board from a previous turn, and once you hit 9-10 mana, you play Glinda Crowskin + 4 Mechwarper and magnetize this new mech to the one from the previous turn. The reason why this one works for an OTK is because the other neutral magnetic minions cost 5 or more mana, which means you need 5 Mechwarper to reduce their cost to 0, which means that, if you started that turn on an empty board, you will indeed be able to fill the board with huge minions, but none of them would be able to attack right away.

Could be interesting alongside Marsh Drake, if positioned right

Because of the chance of getting it from a pack, and the dust cost to craft it in case you don’t get it. As said before, it is a simple card that would be played on every Rush deck, so not having it makes a Rush deck feel incomplete.

The Duskhaven Hunter is not a beast, so you can't use this spell on it.

Quote from Lostcheetah >>

It's a solid weapon nothing much to say about it it's technically a 2 mana 4/3 weapon with those stats, this might even be good enough to be n auto include in the majority of decks, given you play it with the same mindset as playing bloodrazor can play it along side that... 4 mana 2/6 enrage taunt... that name i have forgotten, effectively making it a 4/7 taunt that can quickly kill something and gain that sweet buff making it one hell of a mean minion on turn 4, would be.. a 7/5 ish on 4 if it kills a 2 cost other wise it'll on average be a 7/4  ot 7/3 taunt which is alright

Card is great. we'll see this alot i bet

True that you can make every deck you want, the way you want, with the gimmicks you want, as long as you have Patches the Pirate, Southsea Captain, Cobalt Scalebane, Bonemare and Corridor Creeper.

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Quote from Dinomaniak >>

150 gold, some brawl changes and 50 dust are an "Event". I'd say it's more of a synchronized event, with getting the paying players' attention for purchasing Blizzcon tickets & packs around the respective time.

You know, I get real tired of people posting while stupid. Think you got it all figured out, then take to bicker or talk shit, but overlook details and adopt a poor perception of what an event actually is. A free Arena run, the return of a fun Arena mode, some new content and a Golden Epic that you can disenchant if you don't need it. It's nice to have small events like this. If we didn't have small events like this, people would feel like they aren't acknowledged by Blizzard.

Guys, please learn to be better.

This competition is eggcellent! ;D

Quote from Castle1558 >>

Mech, for sure. It can't produce baby dragons.

 Life finds a way.

So many people here just don't get the point... This is not a competitive card, it's a meme. It's not "good with hadronox" or "trash", it was never meant for that shit. It's a fun little joke card so we can see some cool highlights of the stars aligning and laugh.

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Noob question : If he’s golden do you think your deck will be golden? Also it says your hero becomes whiz bang the wonderful but is it actually going to be rogue if you get the rogue deck ? Will the hero and hero power be golden then or just normal?

Believe it or not, "Will it be golden?" is actually a common question that's brought up a lot of the time, so you're definitely not alone in having asked that. I know people have already answered the question, but I wanted to add to why it's most likely that Whizbang the Wonderful will make the hero, hero power, and deck golden.

Let's start with the hero and the hero power being golden. When the golden version of Lord Jaraxxus or the Hero card Scourgelord Garrosh is played, the new hero is fully animated: the portrait, the hero power, and the weapon. If the hero is golden, whatever the hero power spawns will also be golden: INFERNO! spawning a golden Infernal, Build-A-Beast and Bewitch spawning their respective cards. This also extends to other cards that change your hero power into a different one: Shadowform, Sideshow Spelleater, Justicar Trueheart, Sir Finley Mrrgglton, Sulfuras, and Baku the Mooneater.

{As a side note fun fact: I will note however that Poisoned Dagger used to not have a golden animation, probably because the number of people who used Justicar Trueheart in Rogue were so small. If you look up Justicar Trueheart on this site and look at the pie chart of which classes run her, you'll find that Rogues make approximately none of it.}

However, cards that simply modify the hero power's cost—Fencing Coach, Saboteur, Maiden of the Lake, Raza the Chained, and Genn Greymane—will not turn the hero power golden. I don't know the exact science of why, but based on observation, cards that change the hero power use an animation that spins (transitions) the hero power into the new one, whereas those that change the cost do not. It is of note however, that Shadowform will revert the hero power into a non-golden state if the card is not golden. (I've used both a golden and non-golden version in the same deck.) So, what does this mean for Whizbang the Wonderful? Taking this portion into account, Whizbang should be wonderfully animated from the portrait to the hero power and in extension, the Silver Hand Recruits or Wicked Knife/Poisoned Dagger the hero power spawns. This also means that a deck recipe running Genn Greymane won't result in the hero power turning golden because of Genn Greymane's effect but because... it will already be golden. As a follow-up to your second question, the deck and hero will go hand-in-hand since the deck recipes are designed for that class. As much as I'd love to play as Garrosh the Rogue, it doesn't make much sense for a rogue to be armoring up. It wouldn't make much sense for Whizbang either. Now that those chunks of information are out of the way, we can move onto the deck itself.

There have already been golden cards that turn the rest of the deck golden: the Golden Monkey, Renounce Darkness, and Explore Un'Goro. Once again, the cards these spawn are also golden. Likewise, golden cards that spawn cards will result in the spawned card to be golden whether they're generated minions like Damaged Golem, shuffled cards like Burrowing Mine, or non-golden minions transformed by golden spells and vice-versa. So, why would Whizbang's Wonderful Decks be any different? The cards don't become a part of the collection the same way the contents of Elise the Trailblazer's Un'Goro Pack don't. There's actually more incentive to make it so that the decks are golden. As shown by this forum, many would craft him golden if only for the aesthetics. Pretty much every single card game franchise company knows that and plays to that desire in the form of foil cards or in Hearthstone's case, golden cards. But, let me ask you: How do you plan on getting a golden Whizbang the Wonderful?

The amount of dust required to craft a golden Whizbang the Wonderful is quite a bit, especially to players starting out. Regardless of how he's gotten, a player trying to get him has two options: invest time into the game or invest money. And, what better card to promote new(er) players to do both than a card that comes pre-packed with eighteen decks and one that just so happens to encourage the purchase of pre-order bundles that come with a free golden legendary. I have to give the marketing team props where it's due.

Tl;dr: Yeah, most likely the deck will be golden along with the hero and hero power. The hero power will also most likely be the same class as the deck that's being used, e.g., Steady Shot for a Hunter deck.

GUYS CHECK OUT THIS SICK DECKLIST WITH THIS CARD!

Quote from GloryHoley >>

This is probably the worst designed card Blizzard has ever created. A neutral 4/5 minion that has yeti states and a powerful effect which can be run in any class. 

Not only is this card gonna have 2 B nerfed, it encourages new players 2 net deck and will make the meta completely stale from the begging as this is a must craft for anyone wanting to run this card in their decks on ladder.  

 I don't think you understood the card! It could as well be a 1 mana 100/100. The stats and mana costs are symbolic. This card won't ever appear in any decks!

Take a look at the new video introducing the card. You add it alone in a deck and the deck closes itself automatically! So you'll only have Whizbang the Wonderful in your builded deck, but once you press "Play" to start a match, you'll randomly play with one of the 18 Recipes Blizzard proposes for all classes. At random. That's it! You don't need to have any cards at all from the recipes. He will "give" you all the necessary cards. So there's no netdecking involved, or lack of dust for X cards with this amazing guy. It's all about the fun fun fun!!!!!

well, at least it's got the "best artwork award" going for it

:-D