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This card looks amazing but I think people are overestimating it too much. It just doesn't belong to any kind of deck.

If you play it in a classic aggro Paladin on turn two, it will probably cost you the board and most likely the game (your opponent can't beat you in the early game if you play aggro or you lose).

If 1-cost aggro paladin becomes a thing, this would be either played on curve a turn before Small-Time Recruits which doesn't leave it with much value after playing a 1-drop and having a spell or two in hand. You need it to hit at least 3 minions to make any sense. Or you can play it on turn after Small-Time Recruits which allows you to play it with 2 buffed 1-drops which is OK but it will probably cost you the board because you will not use turn 3 to play a minion and therefore give your opponent a chance to trade favorably. And you will most likely lose the game. I think it will only have a chance to work if we get more cards like Meanstreet Marshal which have a synergy with it. Right now it seems too clunky.

And someone mentioned greedy control decks but I don't think a +1/+1 to 2-4 minions won't make that much difference in the late game. Control Paladins right now rely on Murloc or N'Zoth finishers and neither of those will gain anything from this card.

So to conclude - this card seems awesome on paper but it's too clunky for aggro and irrelevant for control. Unless we see more synergestic cards, I would bet that this won't see any play after the first few weeks of meta-testing.

Common sense tells me that:

- nothing happens when it's in your hand

- if you use for example gang up on patches, you will most likely summon all 3 copies

I'm 99% sure it will behave like this.

You probably never heard of a certain thing called Arena. It could become one of the best cards in Arena.

Edit:

There should probably be 2 voting polls - one for constructed and one for Arena. Malchezaar is a prime example of a great arena card and a terrible constructed one in a single package. No argument there, he won't see any play in constructed outside of begginer decks.

Not really, with Kings you can put all stats on an attack-ready card and trade better or deal serious damage to your opponent, the extra +2/+2 on the first turn is really important.

I think some people will try to make a "fun" combo with warrior using Charge and Inner Rage. It can reach from 14 to 22 damage without any more cards and discounts whicch is OKish... Certainly won't see any competetive play but that's not important. Streamers will try to make it work and Ram Wrangler will certainly apreciate this card.

No matter what, I will make this work! I will become the master of chaos!

This is the most fun card in the whole expansion. Stop complaining, there are tons of competetive, non-RNG cards in Hearthstone to play so let the rest of us who really want to enjoy playing this crazy game that is Hearthstone have cards like this. You won't see this in legend too much so it won't hurt you (the "serious" player) but it will definitely make the game a lot more enjoyable and unforgettable for the rest of us. Great work Blizzard, amazing card. Thank you!

Not the same thing. Dr. Boom is an OP card, this is just an interesting mechanic. Nothing bad about using it again on different cards. It can become something like Taunt or Battlecry.

Rockbiter Weapon - Hex - Windfury - Unstable Evolution

Also: Electra Stormsurge + Rockbiter Weapon = gg 

Low cost Combo/Tempo legendary?
Yes please

Unstable Evolution

Blizz be like :

Awesome in arena.

The boot's draw a card

which is probably why it isn't

Rocket Boots

If this was a priest card Temporus would be viable.

not real , when you have low health you  don't know when he will gonna kill you , this turn or one after it , compare to ice block you just play your cards normally and save your mana