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The main issue i see when running this in spell hunter is unleash the hounds, because it’s a must card for the deck and can be really really bad if the battlecry cast it first and then you have no room for companions and wolves anymore.

7 mana 7/7 draw any combination of 1-2 Northshire Clerics + Chameleos, this is good enought  for me, Nortshire cleric is a high impactul card at any stage of the game.

No need to build a deck around this card.

Because it will double the health of yours 3.5 health minions into 7 and make you combo?

Chakki was the guy that took one hour to realize how absurd Corridor Creeper was, then he won trinity series with a corridor creeper lineup.

This is VERY good news, and a great addition to HS devs.

Such a bad mood lol

but i somehow liked your catarsis

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Would never craft but it makes Aviana/Kun a little bit more consistent (as in you don't need to rely on manipulator). Aviana + Kun + Malygos + Splintergraft + Malygos...or 3x Malygos if you have a faceless manipulator out. Would never craft but would play if I open one

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Great art, looks like a fun shenanigans card. Infinite Loop?

 

 Nah, it actually summons it from your hand, not just a copy 

 

 And what stops you from having a 2nd one in your hand? No I'm not that stupid that I thought they reprinted dreadsteed as a 6/5

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yes

You can't replace her in any priest with dragon shell, she gives value, smooth the curve and put a dragon in your hand to activate other dragons, its way too good.

Sorry its a irreplaceable card.

But if you REALLY wants to play big spell priest, then get rid of the dragon shell and go Keleseth Version, it will be awful after patches and corridor creeper nerf, good luck in that case.

Not sure to be honest. 

Lock will be tier 1 for sure (prob both control and cube), but meta might go crazy, too many good decks against cubelock: Big Priest, Quest Rogue, Spiteful Priest, Dragon Combo Priest, Tempo Mage...

Quest Rogue destroy's both Cubelock and Control Lock, all aggro decks are so weaker now without pirate package and corridor creeper, even Mill rogue might be a thing.

Meta is open IMO

looks really bad compared to what they did the previous year

but it makes sense, since they powercreeped the shit out off the ENTIRETY of the previous year

worst card I've ever seen

destroying your deck when you play control is always bad

Very interesting design. It's high time that such cards entered Hearthstone. If Ben Brode was still around we would never see such cards. Bold and interesting at the same time.

What a fart in a windstorm that card was.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erWcq2eYcDY&ab_channel=Bue

Is it just me, or does the picture for the first reveal look very similar to the belt worn by Kazakus?

Maybe we will get Kazakus MK. 2. Could happen, when you consider how many times Reno and Deathwing have been remade.

Global pandemic is redundant

Obviously it will be swayed depending on 1 cost spells forged in the barrens introduces, but A LOT of bad 1 cost spells got yeeted out of the core set, on top of a lot of awkward 1 cost spells from the rotating expansions. 

The most notable is for Rogue, in which i think it will make the cut in aggro , cause the pool is just Brain Freeze, Deadly Poison, Nitroboost Poison, Secret Passage and Sinister Strike. Only Brain Freeze is not maindecked, but it will still be crazy good to get to remove taunts or slow your opponents from killing you while you kill them.

DH already played Wandmaker, because their pool was already really good, and i don't think the removal of  Twin Slice will change that

For Shaman it's pretty good, especially considering the amount of pseudo-silence you can get : Devolving Missiles or Revolve.  That or you get decent discover cards : Guidance, Primordial Studies, or the all-around good Lightning Bolt. If some sort of spell-based shaman sees the light of the day, wandmaker is definitely gonna make the cut.

Druid is interesting, since it's basically all value generation/discover except Adorable Infestation : Guidance, Nature Studies, Partner Assignment, Resizing Pouch. 

With Hunter, you get one of 3 categories : board presence with Adorable Infestation or Demon Companion, cheap removal with Arcane Shot or Overwhelm, and a huge pool of discover/value generation : Carrion Studies, Lock and Load, Resizing Pouch, Tracking. In aggro/midrange hunter, there is no bad results in that pool, except maybe Lock and Load which might be hit or miss depending on how many spells you have. 

Hydrologist is back in Paladin! Kind of. With all the shitty 1-cost spells of the basic paladin set gone, 2/3 of the pool is secrets, and they are pretty good! : Avenge, Noble Sacrifice, Oh My Yogg!, Reckoning. The two other cards, while situational,  can surprise you opponent and give you extremely favorable trades : Wave of Apathy and Shield of Honor. 

While the Priest pool has a lot of situational spells that might sit in your hand for a while (Flash Heal, Focused Will), Priest will get Thrive in the Shadows, which if they don't get good card draw next expansion they will have to rely on to get their important spells in time. If Thrive in the Shadows becomes a staple of control priest, i think wandmaker might make the cut so you can potentially get those good to decent Draconic Studies, Holy Smite, Renew, Wave of Apathy without having to maindeck them and risk clogging up your Thrive in the Shadows spell pool. 

For Warrior, you have some spells that might be hard to use effectively, or to their full extent (Shield Slam, Whirlwind, Stage Dive, Nitroboost Poison, Shield of Honor) but Athletic Studies and Sword and Board are always good. Overall because most of them can be unreliable, i don't think  many decks will use a slot for wandmaker. 

And finally, Warlock. It has the most awkward pool of all : Shadow Council, Unstable Felbolt, Wicked Whispers, Demonic Studies, Felosophy, Mortal Coil. Most of those card can find an interest depending on which deck you're playing (Felosophy and Demonic Studies if you're memeing with a specific demon or tickatus, or Unstable Felbolt and Wicked Whispers in zoo). But the unreliability is the highest amongst all classes. Still, in a zoo deck with demons, most of those can find an use, either by giving you tempo, or giving you more cards. Only Shadow Council is unplayable unless for a last chance save with some demons with special effects. 

Rudimentary extrapolation of our two data points suggests we'll know tomorrow.

This has to be one of the best changes I've seen since Hearthstone's beta! A huge part of the basic / classic set was useless anyway and the best cards got even better, all for free. I can't think of any reason why this would be worse for either new or veteran players, how people keep complaining is beyond me.