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Tell that to totem Shaman and their 4 copies of Splitting Axe.

The secrets you discover depend on the secrets you played to trigger him.

Play a Paladin Secret: Discover Rogue, Mage, or Hunter.

Play a Mage Secret: Discover Rogue, Hunter, or Paladin.

Play a Hunter Secret: Discover Rogue, Paladin, or Mage.

Play a Rogue Secret: Discover Paladin, Mage, or Hunter.

This is how you get a not-rogue secret from his guy in the first place.

Secret Plan already breaks this easily. And there's more cards that can duplicate secrets. But you can still guess what they did based on what traps are available for the enemy's class. Take Secret Hunter in Standard for example: It generates a random secret from Professor Putricide. What's your move?

1) Play a minion? Make sure it has a good deathrattle or has high HP to survive a Snipe. If it's not hit by Snipe then...

2) Attack a minion? Freezing Trap, Snake Trap, or Venomstrike Trap. Use something disposable and weak. If it's not those traps then...

3) Smorc face? Explosive Trap, Misdirection, or Wandering Monster. (Usually Wandering) Same as above. Still didn't trigger?

4) It's Rat Trap. Make your 3rd card count.

Congrats, now you know what to do with whatever Standard Hunter trap is thrown your way.

-Signed, Secret Hunter.

Nah, that's just the spirit of her boyfriend.

Hey, Rogue is actually a decent thief now.

I found out why aggro paladins could use this card.

Because we all (should) know a spell doesn't have to deal damage in order for it to be annoying, useful, and worth 2 mana to shut up for a turn. Isn't that right Big Priest and your 10+ resurrection cards for one monster?

Back from the future and once again the rating system is dead wrong.

This card is a great aggro AND anti-aggro tool turning usually ignore-able dudes into annoying threats on offense and defense. There's nothing more satisfying than getting a combo off with Quartermaster and this card, and having a board of 3-6 surprise 5/5 minions. Heavily underrated, just ask anyone who fought against a silver dude paladin nowadays.

Calling it now, Shadowreaper Anduin is gonna love this card.

Just when you think you're safe from Icy Touch in wild, this gets thrown out.

Barring that, just being able to do a surprise 2 damage to a minion with your Hero Power is oddly effective since no one expects this card.

Just did some matches recently with this guy. Obviously great freeze support, even better if you get said freeze cards with RNG spells like Ruby Spellstone.

Felt really good to stunlock Rogues spamming Kingsbane with my Hero Power in the early game. Tar Creeper and other elementals kept it alive. Then I got it again from Servant of Kalimos in the late game and made his 7 ATK Lifesteal Kingsbane useless.

People always overlook the little guys until they troll you to death.

bonk

Confirmed that Librams are holy spells so if they get 2 Aldor Attendants out by turn 4 it's gg.

If this combos with Libram of Wisdom, I think the meta has been solved already.

Weird interaction with Flare. Opponent had this in play, their only secret, I play Flare, and it cast a random hunter secret. I'm not sure but I think I drew a card from the flare, and since it was the only secret in play I can't say whether or not it dispels all other secrets except Oh My Yogg!. Need to test this more. My theory right now is both card's effects were triggered. 

Neat PR text. Beautiful façade without foundation.

Whoops, they forgot to fix the problem.

Favorite. Card. This. Expansion! I could see this backfiring for both of us so much, and I cannot wait for shenanigans when a key combo starting spell gets transformed.

I look forward to it.

Mage has Fireball for lethal, suddenly turns into Astral Communion. If this doesn't happen there is no Yogg.

You KNOW that there are going to be highlights in wild where secret paladin forces somebody to drop a Cataclysm or Astral Communion and they just rage-quit from the game...

Great card that really punishes careless players.