
Anub'arak
Anub'arak is an 8 Mana Cost Legendary Rogue Minion card from the Caverns of Time set!
Card Text
Deathrattle: Summon a 4/4 Nerubian with "Deathrattle:
Summon Anub'arak."
Flavor Text
Was actually a pretty nice guy before, you know, the whole Lich King thing.
- Type
- Minion
- Rarity
- Legendary
- Set
- Caverns of Time
- Class
- Rogue
- Cost
- 8
- Attack
- 8
- Health
- 4
- Minion Type
- Undead
- Mechanics
- Deathrattle, Summon
- Artist
- Eric Braddock
- Collectible
- Yes
- Rating
- 3.1/5 (449 votes)
Card Review & Interactions
- Kel'Thuzad will spawn an additional Anub'arak on board if one was slain.
- Baron Rivendare will spawn two 4/4 Nerubians, and return ONE Anub'arak to hand.
9 Comments
Shane
Way too slow. No way this will see constructed play
TempoGuy
Not much to say. At 9 mana it's outclassed by Sneeds, and just not a good rogue card. RIP Valeera!
TacoRocco
Theres a small typo for this page. In the description, you put it as an 8 cost card, but the image shows its a 9 cost card.
Evident
Fixed, thanks.
Jafar
There also seems to be a problem with the Deathrattle Text. It should say "Gain 400 Dust upon disenchanting".
Phil
Well, assuming you have a good board, it's ok but have to agree pretty stinky at 9 mana, maybe 6 or 7 would be better maybe a 3/3 nerubian?
Jafar
Even if it cost 7 (!) Mana, I would prefer Dr. Boom.
What a waste of a card...
pobz
rogues generally have a bad matchup against control type decks. this card can give you enough late game presence to finish off a game, especially if it comes to top deck/fatigue wars. strong against warriors, but it can backfire hard against priests with mind control. Not really viable at all in current meta, but I could see this being used in some tournament decks, especially against something like freeze mage (assuming you can bait out the polymorphs).
TuffHunter
I actually pulled this from a pack... dusted it and found another. If it shows up that often I should find a use for him lol
Just... so much mana for an easy to remove minion that doesnt have immediate effect.
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