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This means that damage of 1 and 2 gets reduced to 0; damage of 3 and 4 gets increased to 5; etc. For example, if a Flame Imp attacks a Corridor Creeper , the Flame Imp will deal 5 damage to the Corridor Creeper (thus destroying it) while taking no damage itself.
(I considered making this a Legendary since its effect is quite unique, but decided to make it an Epic instead so that you can have two copies of this card and build a deck around it more consistently)
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Generally this one can be a replacement for Tar Creeper in Warlock deck. Having at least 2 Attack on enemy turn can help it against most cheap minions and even eliminate some dangerous threat such as turn 3 Mountain Giant. On the other hand, it can be countered easily by something like Mossy Horror and became useless when enemy can bypass its Taunt.
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He keeps having to dig. It's a grave business.
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This card basically lets you tailor your deck to the opponent you are matched with, which is a huge advantage. It is balanced by the fact that you only have a 1/3 chance of getting a particular class, so you won't be consistently getting the perfect deck to counter your opponent. Sometimes you might be stuck with three crappy choices and just have to make the best of it.
Notes:
- If both players have this in their deck, they must each make their choice before the results of the other player's choice will be shown to them.
- If you don't have a deck from the class that corresponds to your new hero power, then your deck won't be replaced. If you have more than one deck of that class in your collection, then the replacement deck will be randomly chosen from among them.
- The discovered hero power will override any discounted hero power you get from
Genn Greymane
. Also, Baku and Genn won't trigger if they are in your replacement deck because the "Start of Game" phase would have passed.
- The cards you put in your original deck still matter because your starting hand will be from your original deck (i.e. you start with 3-4 more cards than your opponent).
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The art was perfect, so I had to.
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"One man's trash is another rat's treasure!"
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Torcali is the female loa of the harvest known as the Moving Mountain and the Wandering Bulwark. Her eponyms make her ideal to carry the Amor warrior achetype.
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(Art by Olga Shartsur)
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I don't think Rin makes sense in this meta. Most of the decks will kill you before you destroy their deck.
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This is like a neutral, weaker Gahz'rilla. Gahz'rilla did not see play, and this probably won't other than in decks which specialize in cheating out big minions.
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Actually, the cards look hella strong and I have no doubt this will be like KAC and MSOG where the last expansion of the year has the most broken cards.
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IMO many of the Loas submitted do not fit with the spirit of Loas, which are meant to push niche strategies and need to be built around. For example, Shirvallah needs big spells, Hireek needs handbuff cards, Janalai needs hero power boosting cards, etc.
Shadra the Spider is playable in most control Hunter decks and you don't particularly need to build around it. "Control" is too broad an archetype and does not count IMO
Kragwa the Frog is OP and an auto-include in almost every Shaman deck other than Shudderwock. The body itself is worth 6 mana so you are only paying 2 mana for the effect. You just need to hit one friendly totem or one big enemy minion for it to be worthwhile (it even ignores Stealth or "Can't be targeted..."). There is no building around needed for it to be good.
Noctis the Cat is just broken and auto-include in any Rogue deck that plays cards. It's a 0-mana Dreadsteed that can't be silenced and ensures you can always trigger your combos.
Gonk the Raptor pushes the Token Druid archetype, but that is already so prevalent in the meta. You just slot it into your existing token deck. I feel like Loas are meant to encourage new or uncommon deck archetypes.
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I don't think there should be a silence for weapons. It would completely destroy Kingsbane decks. You can already counter such decks in other ways, like killing them before they get out of control.