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I usually do it quickly. In casual though, there might be games (mostly control matchups) where I play 1-2 more cards in order to show my opponent what I had in my hand, so he knows it wasn't a topdecked lucky win, but something inevitable. An other exception is gimmicky deck stuff, like Randuin Wrynn. If I have lethal but also have a gimmicky card like Mindgames in hand, then I tend to play it first because of occasional trolden situations.

Kodorider cries silently in the corner...

Paladin gets a lot of healing recently. I might see it in a Reno paladin with Sylvanas, Cairne, Tyrion and N'Zoth.

Nexus-Champion Saraad. Pretty much every card this guy gives you is able to win you games

Good points, so this is entirely possible.

Or maybe they are just bad at designing weapons and don't realise this.

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Yeah the only saving grace of this is fatigue wars.
Which is the worst, most boring and less interactive way of playing the game.I think I have a new less favourite card for this set (and that's saying a lot after the travesty that the Boogie Monster and Infested Tauren are)

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Well, i think they will rotate out classic soon. which would make sense. year 2 kill away a lot of classic cards or whole set. kill away tgt and black rock.

 

Making your opponent discover something during your turn? Will never happen.

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Also, I'm guessing the way this will be implemented is the 1/1 copy minion will be the regular minion with a 1/1 debuff.  If that is correct then it could be silenced to have the regular minion's attack and health rating.  I highly doubt they'll create a separate instance in their database of each minion in the game with 1/1 health.

For me it's Priest for sure. 

Entomb and Cabal Shadow Priest look awesome!

EDIT: ^^^^^ lol same exact thoughts

I have absolutely no idea why anyone would put this in a deck, even fatigue ones.  "2 dmg every turn!" Why not just put in Arcanite Reaper? 10 dmg over 5 turns costing fifteen mana vs. 10 dmg over 2 turns costing five.   Not to mention Arcanite can actually kill 5-drops.  Even if the effect gave it a discount when returning it to your hand, it'd probably still suck because of its stats. 

To all the people thinking this will work with Anub'arak, it will only do so if Anub'arak gets silenced. Anub'arak is sent to your hand when he "dies".

It will be the exact same thing with Malorne, he never dies, he's shuffled back into your deck.

Yeah. If Kel'Thuzad gets either Heigan the Unclean or Gothik the Harvester, along with a Duplicate or two, the game is over. If you play literally nothing but those two, spells, and abuse your hero power/Duplicate, you can pump out an absolutely disgusting amount of value and Rafaam simply cannot keep up. Gothik the Harvester threatens enough damage to necessitate removal while the subsequent Spectral Gothik requires additional removal. Rafaam is laughably ill-equipped to deal with this when you can just keep pumping out more every turn for 2 mana. Eventually, his own board will be full of minions that are quickly killing him. Heigan the Unclean has essentially the same effect. His ability lets you simply smorc your way to lethal while simultaneously either doubling his face damage or putting a dent in Rafaam's board. Naturally, this means you can force Rafaam into playing into Duplicate, which only further seals his own fate.

Just played as KT, got coin, so it only made it easier.

Turn 2, The Coin + Heigan. He kills my Heigan, not even thinking about what was to come.

Turn 3, Hero Power.
Turn 4, Hero Power + Frostbolt.
Turn 5, Hero Power.
Turn 6, Hero Power.
Turn 7, Loatheb plus Hero Power.
Turn 8, well...

It most likely would summon a 1/1 which is buffed yes. It's however virutally irrelevant since if your c'tun sticks on board, you've won the game already.

You know, I happen to like the idea of the card itself but what concerns me is that it doesn't really make sense in any of the current Warlock decks. Like when and why would you want to use this? Can't really use it as a Zoolock because you'll do nothing for a turn and clear out all your shit. Can't really use it as Handlock or Renolock because you're going to burn like 3-6 cards and probably lose the game. Of ALL the classes, Warlock was the only class where this card didn't make sense.

You know what I don't like? The cards from the next expansion, not WotOG but the next adventure. I know we haven't seen any of them yet but I can only assume blizzard will make bad cards...

I really dislike playing Priest priest...just not my cup of tea.  Should I rage if I open a back and see that white border?  And that's 1/9th of all class cards!  UNACCEPTABLE! 

Seriously the best kind of card design.  Sure the random effect can be frustrating at times, but it's fun, amazing for curving nicely, and while not necessarily strong enough to be an auto include in any decks, it's strong enough to see play.