Hearthpwn

You obviously don't understand what he wrote. 3/3 body equals 3 mana and healing touch equals 3 mana. You are effectively receiving both cards (minus the "targeted" for 5 mana. Six minus five I should 1. Please finish school and pay special attention to the reading comprehension portion of your studies.

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C9 now have a realy strong team "Ekop,Kolento,Strifecro,Hafu"and now tides.I think an offer to play with the best its hard to be denied...

Hafu? You kidding? She is the antonym of strong.

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Onyxia is a 9/9, her father is a 12/12 who wipes EVERYTHING in the board AND your hand and is considered one of the most powerful creatures in WoW lore, even in Warcraft 2: Beyond The Dark Portal he was the hero with the most power, by a long shot. She is rivaled power wise only by giants, Ragnaros the Firelord, Alexstraza and surpassed only by one. Her effect while most people don't like has seen play in very specific decks, mostly Token Druid or Blood Shaman. Her power is very suitable lore wise.

Leeroy Jenkins leads the charge, and spawns all the drakes by stepping in dragons, so the opponent gains dragons, who kill him, get the picture? He wasn't an idiot, he gave tons and tons of views on YouTube to a World of Warcraft video,  has a lot of recognition from the community and Blizzard, and he was given a card, an achievement, and a NPC in World of Warcraft, at the request of the community.

Illidan rivals with Onyxia, yet he's trash.

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That's because 7 mana for something that gets so easily removed / so gimmicky, is generally a terrible idea.

Most 5 drops and some 4 drops take a dump on Illidan and the Flame of Azzinoth is just laughable, plus how many do you get, 1/2? Even if you had 6, they die to a breeze, even Arcane Explosion, and they have no charge so you don't even get to use them.

Can people actually know the stats/costs of the cards before replying? Thanks.

Ummm....no. 

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what's the point of your question? it all depends on the cards he had. 

I don't think there is any combination of cards a control Warrior can have in his opening hand that would make coining armor smith correct in a mirror match, unless he was 100% positive that he was playing an aggro warrior- which he could't have been because this was a random ladder match and warriors on ladder nowadays are overwhelmingly control.

you're the only 1 who has common sense i guess lol. 

Turn 1 armorsmith, turn 2 ghoul, turn 3 acolyte. If your gamble of your opponent not having an axe pays off then you have pretty much gained a huge advantage.

My question to you is, what was your follow up play to deal with the armorsmith? Some people panic and care too much about dealing with the armorsmith.