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It's "you are dead on T5" type of deck. Greedy, slow, inconsistent. Not gonna work.

Shouldn't the imp card specifically say "Your hero takes fatigue damage".

If we read the two sentences together then it implies that your hero gains the attack and health rather than the imp. Or, it implies that the imp takes the fatigue damage then it gains attack and health based on that damage.

Fatigue Damage is something that has only ever affected heroes, and the card that deals damage doesn't deal "fatigue damage" to all enemies, it deals damage equal to the fatigue damage your hero took.

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Fatigue Damage is something that has only ever affected heroes, and the card that deals damage doesn't deal "fatigue damage" to all enemies, it deals damage equal to the fatigue damage your hero took.

Crescendo is a spell so there is no issue there since you, the hero are the one playing and casting the spell card. 

Battlecry minions do something when played from hand. "Battlecry: Do something." so when it is written like this "Battlecry: Take Fatigue Damage" it is implied that the minion is the one taking the damage.

Fatigue wasn't really experimented with or have been updated since the game's release so, sure Fatigue damage only ever affected heroes but it is not like they ever experimented with it until today where the wording is confusing on a first glance.

Arson accusation, void virtuso, felstring harp and malganis. Fatigue 0 damage all turns. Baritone Imp HEALS you

Both cards fit Warlock very well imo. Damage yourself for a strong effect

Finally a potentially strong fel spell for warlocks, just in time for Grave Defiler to rotate.

rotating 

Imp doesn't have an Imp tribe? It must be an oversight, right?  If so, then Baritone Imp and Crazed Conductor can go into Imp Lock, but otherwise the whole Fatigue Pack seems weak.

treants and imps don't have a unique tribe. It's all behind the scenes. But the imp card will indeed go into implock as its a 2 mana 3/3

Oh yeah you're right, I missed that. Still, I'm fed up with Imp Lock already, as it's been the only truly playable Warlock deck in the last year.

I think Blizz did it wrong by not giving it a tribe. It's kinda inconsistent with the other design choices they make.

Quest Lock is still amazing, I was doing close to 70% WR, plus its a very fun deck, sad its rotating out, as the quest would be amazing with these new cards.

might I get a code please  Warrada?  Sounds fun :)

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Here. sorry for the delayed response. lol

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let me tell you something

let me tell you something:

1.the new 6 mana spell;you draw 4 mana jailer 

2:new turn you VoidCaller Malganis and draw using draw 6 

3. 2×Crescendo must be 15 burst 

4.School Teacher's Crescendo must be another 10 burst

 

 

 These types of  degenerate combos is the reason I play mostly Warlock.

Im not sure, but since your not actually taking the fatigue damage, i dont think Crescendo would do anything.

The way it's worded really makes you think that it would work ONLY if you actually took the damage, which would be stupid since it anti-sinergizes with the harp and the void virtuoso, whose solo reason for being printed is to cheat out the damage while reaping the benefits from the new cards.

Yeah I had to do a double take after seeing the Felstring Harp and think about whether it's a nonbo or not. I'm almost sure it's designed to work positively the way you said with all the Fatigue cards. I'm gonna guess that the cards that say "that much damage" only care about the number printed on the 'Fatigue card'. Like if you somehow had a Cursed Blade, I don't think the effects would be doubled.

read the tweet bro, it does.