Hearthpwn

You got it right there, "dragon activator" is indeed the Dragon that you have in your hand that allows you play another card that says "if you're holding a Dragon, ..." 

Best of luck, and enjoy your Hearthstone journey :)

People that complain that it doesn't fit into Zoolock "because Warlock can draw cards" are missing the point, I think.

This card fits much better into a Midrange Warlock, which has to stay alive a little bit more, playing stronger minions on average.

t1 this into t2 Succubus is now reasonable.

This plus Doomguard means you actually redraw the 2 cards for just 1 mana immediately rather than for 4 mana, 4 life and over 2 turns. This means Doomguard isn't just a finisher anymore but a valid midrange minion. A rather good one at that.

This plus Soulfire makes for a 2 mana 1/3 minion with Battlecry: deal 4 damage and cycle a random card. Not too shabby.

Darkshire Librarian also likes this, as does Dark Bargain.

This may or may not be enough to make midrange Demon Warlock viable but this obviously isn't meant for Zoo so don't judge it based on whether it fits in Zoo.

Maybe I am missing something but how would a second Charge help to play around Freezing Trap?

If you get your Worgen back in hand after Freezing you're kind of buggered because it will cost 2 more. Would you rather not add something silly like a Stonetusk Boar to proc the Freezing Trap?

I am not wholly sure but I imagine it's a token to activate the Combos as well as buff Edwin.

Divine shield makes it resistent to board clears so you can trade, if needed, by buffing it with Cold Blood.

You can just about contest an early board with it, if you squint and tilt your head a little.

And I think that's about it.

Yeah I started the deck off with Nerubian Prophets, but my main problem was that without the Evolve, they are actually quite underwhelming - they don't do much later in the game as vanilla 4/4s.

Feel free to give them a try though!

Just got a Golden Nat Pagle from a pack. Pretty sure the card text read "At the start of your game, you have a 100% chance to have a free Legendary of your choice crafted from his dust".

Thijs explained in his Twitch stream something like this:

- Always Innervate, Living Roots (except when you go second against a class that can ping the 1/1s) and Druid of the Saber.

- Druid of the Flame only if you already have a 2-drop

- Mark of Y'Shaarj never unless you have the Coin and Druid of the Saber

- Wrath only against classes that you need it (I think he siad something vague like "it depends").

And then he advised to use Innervate to get something like a 4-drop out early (Violet Teacher, Savage Combatant).

At first I put in Stampeding Kodo but then I watched Thijs' stream where he says "surely you don't play Stampeding in this deck, it's aggressive".

My choice for now is Jungle Panther which at least keeps the Stealth/Beast/Aggression theme, but of course is otherwise completely different from Fandral. Mind you I haven't tried it yet, but that feels like it fits thematically.

pensaer? is that you?

I like it - well I built a variation that mixes this version with one of the older Egg Druid lineups.

Just wanted to say that IMO Addled Grizzly is a very good addition, and I'm finding Soul of the Forest to work quite well. Note that the Grizzly also improves Mark of Y'Shaarj.

 Surely Sinister Strike + Eviscerate has got to be the most boring I've seen yet... dead at t5 like a metronome and zero interactivity.

In theory I'm sure this is great, but in reality after a day or two everyone had clearly found the best decks on the net and from then on it's just ridiculous.

I got to sit there for 3 minutes watching a Druid play Innervate, Coldlight Oracle, Innervate, Coldlight Oracle. Oh what great fun.

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Just met a druid with Innervate + Coldlight Oracle. It was awful to play against,..

I know people are mostly stoked by Deathrattle Hunter but my personal favourite remains Beast Hunter - doesn't require expensive cards to  work. (Maybe it won't reach high ranks but I play for fun)

Beast Hunter has quite an amazing value curve with the new expansion:

t3 Fiery Bat from Desert Camel; t3 Desert Camel or Carrion Grub into t4Houndmaster; t4Infested Wolf (or a Beast buffed by Houndmaster) into t5 Ram Wrangler; t6 Savannah Highmane. Throw in Tomb Spider to find a "what do I need" card and that's quite a midrange curve.

I find t2 the weakest spot as Huge Toad as a Neutral isn't great IMO and King's Elekk hates me (it pulled out Fiery Bat 4 times in a row in my first 4 games).

My favourite use of this card so far: t1 Coin into Druid of the Saber (stealth form), t2 Mark of Y'Shaarj.

Result: only 1 card net used and a 5/4 Stealthed Beast on the board. Sweeeet.