Hearthpwn

dreams come true!

looks like a turn 4 5 damage board clear with Iron Hide or a turn 6 draw a card 5 damage board clear with Shield Block 

This will be the go to warrior board clear now, they have more than enough cheap armor gains to make it consistent 

only sad thing that this 2 great cards are epics..i know control warrior is very expensive, but why make it even more expansive?

if you cant afford so much dust, its sad, becouse i loved to play control warrior back in the days.

... But old control warrior ran at least six legendaries

 Obviously. More anti-board cards...

I wonder how Hunter is going to survive the meta.

With it's new midrange cards?

With this ofc: Crushing Walls.

7 Mana destroy two 1/1s. (and probably uncastable if the opponent only have 1 minion)

Big Hunter??????!???!?!??!?!?!?!!!?!??!??!?!??!?!?!??!?!? (please)

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 Obviously. More anti-board cards...

I wonder how Hunter is going to survive the meta.

Lol right.

How could i forget a hunter's deadliest weapon: walls!

That is a card, both of them. Control warrior players in ecstasy.

In my (Wild) experience, you can either play an Armor Control Warrior (such as C'Thun, DMH N'Zoth Taunt or mill/fatigue/Iron Juggernaut variants) that have very little use for tiny Whirlwind effects, or you can run a full self-harm Warrior with the DK, Rotface, Mosh, Patrons etc. with plenty of Whirlwind effects and synergies. Reckless Fury is exactly what Armor Control Warrior needed. Sleep with the Fishes was a last ditch effort to acquire some more AoE outside of Brawl and it wasn't great, you had to slot in Whirlwind or Blood Razors to even get your AoE going, using two cards to deal 4 damage. Sleep with the Fishes just did not really fit the theme of the Armor-based Warriors as they had almost no other synergies with the Whirlwinds, and this does not fit the theme of the Whirlwind-based Warriors as those do not stack much armor and later replace their hero with the DK. Ergo, this might give rise to more Armor-based archetypes that would not have an issue reacquiring all the armor they spent very quickly, and it is quite likely that some decks will just go overboard and run Brawl, Sleep and Reckless Fury together to just drain aggro dry. The one obvious issue with this card is that if your opponent has you on the ropes and you topdeck this when not ready for it or you already spent your Shield Block to dig for that damn AoE, this might end up doing nothing, which is not what you want from an AoE effect that's supposed to save you in desperate situations. Also, of course, if your opponent gets you low and you manage to somewhat stabilise, using this to clear the board a few turns later might leave you open to a burn spell they have up their sleeve.

The playability of this will depend heavily on how much armor Armor Warriors will be able to maintain against aggro past turn 5, as there is no way you get to play this against aggro early. You just won't have the time to maintain any armor until you can combo this with something like Shield Block or manage to Brawl their board down first to slow down the damage and then bring your armor up with cards like Ancient Shieldbearer, Bring It On, Justicar, etc.

TL;DR

It's safe to say at this point that they upped the power level quite a bit in this expansion.

Thaaaat's what I'm talking about god damn

"That's a card"

CONTROL WARRIOR IS BACK BOYS

Let's bring it on be more viable due to bring it on wanting your opponent to put minions on the board. Gg blizzard. You make me cry with happiness with how dirty this will be.