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Makes sense, I came here to ask why Jeeves is played over Nourish in Egg Druid decks, but since Egg Druid relies on buffs, this makes sense now.

Why does Jeeves get played over Nourish in Egg Druid decks?

Funny that this card seems to be nearly opposite of the MTG version.   

I keep on drawing this card late and casting it thinking I'll get card draw.  

I always thought this card was closer to Dark Ritual.

But to get the card draw from Quickshot you have to have an empty hand, which kind of means you're already at a disadvantage when playing it.  

It's like Blizzard designed this card for players who only have 1 Shield Slam so far.  

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 4 for 4 isn't a terrible deal in a worst case scenario

I'd be happy getting a buff, consecration, or Tirion out of this.  

I'm really curious why Blizzard decided to make a card that gives any class cards from a specific class.  It's like they're admitting Paladin cards are so good that even a random one makes up for -1/-1 in stats.

I'm just saying that being able to attack as soon as it's on your turn is an additional plus, there's nothing wrong with that.

This card is like Hearthstone's version of Deflection from MTG.  Wouldn't mind if they could come up with HS versions of other cool blue MTG cards like Arcane Denial or Force of Will.  

Not only that, but the Spellbender is summoned on the opponent's turn so it's ready to receive more buffs and go face as soon as it's your turn.

This card just saved me in arena by stealing a Paladin's Seal of Champions.  That with me trading an Anubisath Destroyer and playing Mirror Image set me up to kill over the next 2 turns after I had basically lost the board, Feelsgoodman...

Youthful Brewmaster has synergy with almost any minion's battlecry because it allows you to use that battlecry twice.  You can also use it to bounce valuable minions back to your hand if they're at low health so they won't be killed.