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DOOM! Complete garbage. Kills your Cho'gall.

Twisting Nether. Complete garbage. Kills your Cho'gall.

Dark Bargain. Significantly better then the original. Killing two random enemy minions for 6 health and 2 discards is great.

Siphon Soul. Fantastic. Pay 3 health to destroy target minion. That is insane.

Bane of Doom. Pretty good. 5 health seems like a lot to lose, but if you get Mal'Ganis or any other Demon worth more than 3 or 4 mana.

Demonheart. Fine. +5/+5 is great, but 5 health is nothing to scoff at. That's a sixth of your health, but if you're winning that doesn't matter.

Fist of Jaraxxus. Bad. 4 random damage to an enemy character is not worth that much. 

Hellfire. Worse than original version. Deal 7 damage to yourself and 3 to Cho'gall.

Imp-losion. Fantastic. The card was already great. Now it's even better.

Shadowflame. Amazing. 4 damage to get a great board clear. Too bad it doesn't synergize with Molten Giant, with the damage taking place after you've played it.

Demonwrath. Meh. Still requires a Demon deck. Also Cho'gall will take 2 damage.

Drain Life. Very good. 1 damage to yourself to deal two damage too a target? Now that's value.

Shadow Bolt. Still bad. Still to specific. Move along.

Curse of Rafaam. I guess it's slightly better than before. I mean it's still mediocre, but whatever.

Darkbomb. Great. It's a better Drain Life. The value is pretty damn good with this one.

Demonfire. It's either a worse Drain Life or a pretty good buff. It's fine.

Demonfuse. Still give your opponent a mana crystal. Still trash. 

Corruption. Still sucks. To slow.

Mortal Coil. Fantastic. Was great, now it's better.

Power Overwhelming. Very powerful buff. Makes it easier to go for value trades. 

Soulfire. Lots of damage for minimal downsides. Very good.

Sacrificial Pact. Best card ever. This, in my opinion is the best card to play with Cho'gall. The value.

 Spreading Madness. This one is tough. The RNG can vary so much. I'm leaning towards a no, because their is a chance you and you minions will take more damage than you were willing to take. 

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Quote from Nicholasjh >>

It's probably not as bad as you think. Many spells only have good outcomes including only targeting the enemy.  There is another thread showing that about 72% of spells will have a good outcome. and this is if you play it on an empty board. 

 

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You cannot Flamestrike your own board. Read the text on Flamestrike:

Yogg Saron still does not cast out of the rules.

The title is intentionally vague. You may have clicked on this wondering if this post is going to be positive of negative to Yogg-Saron, Hope's End. I wish I loved him. He is the worst designed card I have seen since probably GvG. It is the most random card ever introduced into Hearthstone. I don't have a problem with RNG in general, but this is absolutely insane. The amount of RNG is unfathomable. How many spells are there in the game? And then you add on the fact that it hits random targets (Including friendlies!) and it just becomes ridiculous. I would have been fine with this card if it would only target enemies, but just having the possibility of fireballing your face a or minions is horrible. You have to gain so much value to make up for it's abhorrent stat line. I mean a 7/5 stat line is worth around 5 or 6 mana. And sure, you can gain that value back by simply playing a free fireball on your opponent. But you can equally as easily lose that value back by having it target your face. 

I thought that with the introduction of standard and the removal of GvG RNG would become less prominent. But this is just crazy. It's just SO BAD. Especially for an Old God. I didn't think they would release an Old God worse than Y'Shaarj. I was wrong. To be fair Y'Shaarj isn't horrible. He's fine.

Interesting topic. I like it. I have no clue what card to say though. Too many cards.

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Think you might be overestimating the sheer power of flexibility, having a crocolisk OR a spider tank OR a yeti OR a pit fighter OR a Boulderfist is so good. Imagine having 2 of these in Arena, you're basically set for your curve whatever else you pick, assuming you're not completely random.

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it should be a 0/1 to be fair, but still would not sacrifice anithing in order to win flexibility plus it would be huge combined with Brann Bronzebeard

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That's way to wordy and complex. I'm biased though.

 Yeah that's the one problem. Maybe make it simply that he stays an 8 8 and just "when this minion takes damage, split into 2 halves with stats rounded up" and it would become just 2 minions that had the stats of half of him. Like if you did 2 damage to him, you'd get 2 4/3s. Everyone can picture it in their heads, but it's super complicated to write down lol.

That's way to wordy and complex. I'm biased though.

I'd like to think I'm one of those people that you're talking about. But you've most likely never seen anything I've posted 

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Your concept is better than the blizzard concept, wtf is that, a old god is a worse Varyan?

Quote from SchruteBucks >>

Make it 7 or 8 mana. 

That could be pretty cool. I'd be most interested in the art they give the Sha's, because I couldn't find any.

Quote from Griffin404 >>

Pure specualtion, but I have a feeling we might see Sha's before too long. Each old god seems to have at least one synergy card, even Tentacle of N'Zoth counts.

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Quote from Tyler0urd3n >>

I doubt that Blizzard will reintroduce a discard mechanic after the Illidan Stormrage nerf

 That's what I thought, but then I realized the reasoning for that might be because with Illidan the opponent could not react. With this card, they can choose when they want to discard a card. But the Sha's themselves are very experimental. They could go in many different directions.

 I really like your reasoning there. I do not see enough impact for a turn 10 play, though