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This card has CLASS IDENTITY written all over its face. Thanks Mr. Ayala for giving Rogue the tools they needed to be the joke of this expansion. 

Two words: Amazing artwork. Kudos to the artist.

Nice effect, perfectly balanced, gives a healthy boost to control shaman.

Shame to waste such a nice art on this bad card. 

Probably by the butthurt guy who drawed this and his friends lol

Not a bad card at all but dissapointing to say the least considering Kazakus and his unique effect. Feels like this expansion was created by different teams that did their part and then mixed everything together. 

I shall name you: Druid of the Balance

Won't somebody please think of the priests?... But in all seriousness most hated and unrequested card of the set for a class that was begging for proactive early game. 

Good stats for the cost

Quote from SequeLa_ >>

Same shit whenever expansion cards are revealed. Have you not learned anything from Glide, Platebreaker, Mojomaster Jihi, and all other crap?

 When paladin play a 11/11 for 2 manas or rogue give you 20 damage before turn 6 with steath package or druid can play 40 manas spells in turn 6 cards like Glide is really bad.

If the game become more combo/control then a card like Glide is a top tier, call Glide crap is the same call Harrison/Ooze crap because a weaponless meta.

Remember the first time you booted up hearthstone and played through the tutorial. Before fighting Illidan the game gave us a warning that said "This fight is totally not fair. Blame the terrible game designers.". Surely you didn't think they meant it for that tutorial fight right ?

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Do i get a 3 mana 9 attack weapon lord jaraxxus?

 

EDIT: It's for "minions" only.

That's 2nd pala card that's just a brick with stats.

Just because you have no idea how to use it does not mean that the card  is bad.

Silas Darkmoon's effect makes it so your opponent has to be careful about WHERE your opponent places his minions, and rewards you in such a manner. Think of it as a Mind Control Tech with a lot more control about WHAT you steal. It's a lot like The Lurker Below, where your opponent has to position their field in such a way so you cannot get the maximum benefit off of it. 

Think of it this way: You can use this in Wild to steal something juicy from a N'zoth or a Gul'dan your opponent plays, or steal a high value minion they have in a control matchup, or a crippling punish if they go all in with Deathwing. You get something valuable and they get stuck with a (comparatively) worse shitty minion. You are underestimating how powerful this minion actually is.

It's a card with a first-of-it's-kind effect (a minion that swaps control of itself and an opponent's minion). You cannot claim a minion is trash if you haven't played with it yet.

Ehh, this wasn't really fun at all.

Just played hunter and kept hitting the button until I won.

When people say 'vote with your wallet' they mean the opposite of dump your life savings into companies.

good riddance tortuga