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Quote from Dominatrix >>

So... for only 2 mana my opponent destroy a card in my deck... Yes it's random, but:

- A card "destroy your opponent Tirion Fordring / Sindragosa / Frost Lich Jaina / Kalimos, Primal Lord... your opponent can't play it, no Deathrattle, no Battlecry. It's a core card of the deck? Oh sad, sad. Oh, it's for 2 mana. And a body 2/3."

You think counter a Tirion Fordring or a Sylvanas Windrunner with a Hex is very strong? This do the same, but for 2 mana, and add a perfect T2 body. A disable Battlecries. Even the random effect still let this card broken.

BRO-KEN.

Quote from yakuzajones >>

Personally I think this is one of the strongest cards ever printed. Even if it whiffs on removing one of your opponents key cards or win conditions it's still going to get rid of a card they specifically put into their deck in order to achieve that condition. Twice if running two. At 2 mana and a 2/3 body which can be played on tempo.

No need to have to use additional removal or trade as you might with Dirty Rat or Deathlord. The card is simply gone. Can remove not only minions but spells and weapons etc as well. Usually you try to mulligan for cards you can play in the first few turns, shuffling your bigger cards back into your deck. This played against you T2 or coin T1 is usually going to have a better chance of going after your later round cards.

I'm just not seeing a downside to this at 2 mana with a 2/3 body. At best it destroys your opponents win condition. At worst it destroys a card they put in their deck in order to get to achieve getting to their win condition. That's crazy good imo.

 

Gnomish Vampire will not see play unless it somehow become part of a broken combo. In a vacuum that card is literally no better or worse then a Crocalisk over the course of several hundred games (which is the only way to rate variance like this).

Quote from Robinhoodyy >>

i like the card, but remove, not a fan of that.
would have been so much better if the top card became the last card, imo. 

This must legitimately be the most overhyped card (relative to how good it is) that I have ever seen. This is NOT some new and therefore unquantifiable effect. We have decades of proof from MTG that, if the game does not go to fatigue, then statistically this card has had ZERO actual impact on the matchup. ALL that it provides is the illusion that it's working when it Mills a high-value card that might as well have been on the bottom of their deck. Seriously think of this: if the text read "Your opponent places the top card of their deck onto the bottom of their deck." Would YOU still think it was as strong? Because 99% of the time: this does the same thing in effect. 

Quote from FrostyFeetEU >>

I still hope it turns out to be fake somehow, I hate it. I don't want cards that meddle with your opponent's strategy so hard.

I like the idea, but I don't think that you can reasonably fit both a Murlocs package and this new stuff together. A lack of spells makes it look impossible to fight back for board if you ever lose it.

Quote from Dragonborne >>

There will probably be a CRAZY legendary with a battlecry "If you have all princes in your deck...."

Quote from Indomitos >>

Omg that heropower wins you the lategame against everything LMAO 

Arguably has the least garbage drawback of the three, but even in a deck that ALREADY somehow avoids 4-drops, is a 4 Mana 4/4 with taunt and Lifesteal even playable without a drawback? My gut says not remotely.

Easily the most interesting (and probably strongest in a vacuum) card yet revealed this expansion. Definitely Maelstrom Portal level.

Quote from Sc0rPiO >>

2/2 bonus isn't worth the loss of card value, even as warlock, plus the 3/3 is still really easy to kill

Quote from moonsorrow999 >>

But Stonehill Defender draws Tirion for you.... an extra Tirion even!

Quote from AnwarC >>

Firebat says this card is no good LUL

Presumably something similar to Druid of the Claw where it is essentially treated as a text-less minion.