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Quote from jazzfan27 >>

There are usually 2 new ones by now.  Just wondering if I should stop mashing my refresh button.

None of your business...

It does quite well in Mech Mage, OTK Priest or Buff Paladin. I didn't dust mine, but it's surely not tier 1/2.

Quote from ToughBiscuit >>

Can someone please explain why this isn't HORRENDOUSLY OP?

Quote from sentiHS >>

This is definitly fake.

• Too many changes.
• Changes outside Basic/Classic set.
• Buffs.
• A lot of completely bullshit changes.

Quote from Noctune >>

now that i m not in school and have time to think about this card, this card might not be bad.  its okay at most and its not broken.

and if you think about it, this card is a 6 mana sprint basically.  It puts 2 copies of itself in your hand which can potentially draw your more card and draw one more on its own, and it keep your fatigue meter under control.....

the problem with, when compare to sprint is that sprint draws you the cards immediately so you can get those options in your hand already while with tea is one at a time.  

however, this card can provide you a constant stream of combo setup and it's actually a yogg saron 'buff' since you can continuously cast spells to power off into one yogg saron RNGesus arena.

 

 

Quote from SS4A >>

Why does everyone keep saying x3 prep is bad? Can you imagine the craziness Rogues could do with 3 preps?

Oil: Dagger up, prep, oil, prep, oil, prep, blade furry. 2 mana for 14 damage + 6 if you have a minion on the board. Plenty of leftover mana for extra damage or a sap.

Mill rogue: Coldlight, prep, gang up, prep, vanish.

Miracle/Malygos: Gadgetzan, draw nearly your whole deck.

Not to say this is the end all be all card for rogues, but it certainly is useful. Compared to sprint, it's worse for digging through your deck or getting a variety of answers. However, it's relevant for fatigue, better for increasing the value of your deck, and better for combo decks that don't need a lot of combo pieces at once, but would rather have a lot of whatever piece they do draw. This seems like an okay card that could be a one of in Mill, Reno, or a new value/control rogue that isn't present yet.

Quote from Arysin >>

Quote from knivesx88 >>

What happens if you draw Ambush! or Burrowing Mine . Do they activate 3 times or do the copies just go into your hand and be dead cards? 

 I'd say it would activate like normal, and then the tea would affect the following card. Any card draw spells skip over cards like that.

Quote from Vomica >>

Quote from KTimmy >>

Azure Drakehas a nifty effect which is "Spell Damage +1". Blade Flurry is a spell. Do the math.

Betrayal is the exception to the rule. For all game purposes the damage dealt through Betrayal is not dealt by the spell itself, but by the target minion. Consequently, Betrayal does not benefit from Spell Damage, as the damage is dealt by the minion and not the spell. Source: http://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Betrayal

Shadowflame, Lightbomb, Holy Wrath also does not work with spell damage, Blade flurry is the odd one in this collection of cards being affected by spell power when it shouldent.

Quote from Exacerberus >>

Quote from Esdeathzilla >>

Lol. Calling it cheating when it is a mechanic in the game.

Abusing long animations in combo with Nozdormu is not an intended mechanic, it's literally a bug exploit. It's not endorsed but not considered a hack either. Soon enough they're probably either gonna change Dormu effect or just give people the option to skip animations, and the problem will be solved.

Quote from henrybenryo >>

Quote from DragonComa >>

Just think about all the times that the person playing the Nozdormu deck loses.

Maybe because the answer is that Noz just isn't broken.

 I was literally unable to play a card. In a card game. How in god's name is that not broken?

I'm sure the person who played this deck loses loads, because he was awful. He had nothing going on until he played thaurissan and then these two cards. The whole deck relies on one stupid gimmick to break the game. Unless that goes off, of course you lose.

Quote from sherr >>

4 mana 4/5. Give your minion +1/+1. It cannot attack this turn.

Quote from mk572 >>

 

Baine Bloodhoof counts as a 4-drop, which makes him another great target. But the craziest is Nerubian Egg! You play a 2-drop, out pops a 3-drop Nerubian, evolve into 4-drop!

I don't think it's that bad. Ofcourse it's crazy how Blizzard tries to push paladin over and over. But this time we at least have real counters to them. Secret Paladin will be dead soon, because of Eater of Secrets and while this new divine shield minion is really strong, you can always run a Blood Knight yourself for insane tempo.

Quote from raochu >>

I wouldn't read too much into it.  Doubt they have 2 legendaries per class, they are simply trying to keep the hype up by showing the shiny cards now.

As far as new mechanic, isn't the "Whisper" mechanic going to be the new thing here?