
Forbidden Healing
Forbidden Healing is a 0 Mana Cost Epic Paladin Spell card from the Whispers of the Old Gods set!
Card Text
Spend all your Mana. Restore twice that much Health.
Flavor Text
No one's quite sure why it's forbidden. And yes, that should make you nervous.
- Type
- Spell
- Rarity
- Epic
- Set
- Whispers of the Old Gods
- Class
- Paladin
- Cost
- 0
- Spell School
- Holy
- Minion Type
- Mechanics
- Spend All Mana
- Artist
- Mike Franchina
- Collectible
- Yes
- Rating
- 3.5/5 (1530 votes)
29 Comments
vampizard
hahaha I can totally see priests playing grand crusader just have the chance to get this card and combo with auchenai. Not a meta idea I know but give it a few weeks/months, we'll be seeing someone post a video of that combo xD
Colin
Doesn't it automatically target your own hero?
Davidus707
I think this card is an amazing adittion for midrange palladin deck. Is pretty versatil. I am not sure of what palladin will be in standard. Palladin Washington weak before GvG. No minibot, no zombi, no quartermaster, no belcher... But if a control deck is viable, i think one copy of this card will be in, ¡there isn't also sanabot! And in wild, I would try to cut sanabot and try this.
asger abesen
Or just play it in average control paladin, line murloc paladin.
Cuttingedge
you may not be able to choose target with this card....
vampizard
I think you can. Nowhere in the card does it say "to your hero". All the "restore" cards that only heals your hero specifies it explicitly. You can see in the list of card in this link.
http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/cards/?st=&manaCost=&rarity=&type=&class=&set=&mechanic=121&race=&gallery=1
Penoyer79
humm, typically it's not a good idea to use all your mana without putting something pretty good on the board.
galidrael
You just use this card after you've played something. Could play a 4 drop into heal for 12 for instance. Or board clear into heal. Doesn't have to be your entire mana tray at the beginning of your turn. I think this will see tons of play
Jafar
Great Card, maybe murloc Paladin is not dead after all.
Usurperlord
it is no murk eye, but healdin is revived
Jafar
2nd Anyfin is still 30-32 damage.
Usurperlord
Forbidden Mana you get double mana crystals for what you have?????????
rockermj
I'd play that
hopfen_de
The soulbound cards had "Restore ..." and "Restore ... to your hero" effects. The soulbound "Restore ..." cards work like "Heal ...". They are targeted effects.
Cards released from classic onwards with "Restore ..." work like "Restore ... to your hero" and are non target effects and all cards with targeted healing effects have now wordings with "Heal ..." instead.
This card only heals your hero and would be an epic fail in combo with Auchenai.
TomBombadil
This isn't true. Flash Heal simply says "Restore 5 Health." but is obviously quite targetable. Antique Healbot reads "Restore 8 health to your hero." The only "heal" card that doesn't use the word "Restore" is Reno Jackson, but that is the exception not the rule.
It's the "To Your Hero" which is in the other cards that restore health only to your hero which is the key. You can use Healing Wave to heal a minion, though almost never does someone when they run it.
It is safe to assume this card is fully targetable.
vampizard
^ Yup exactly what he said. You can look at it at the link below for yourself. All heal cards that only heal your hero states it explicitly.
http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/cards/?st=&manaCost=&rarity=&type=&class=&set=&mechanic=121&race=&gallery=1
kevinloks1937
Forbidden Hunter , spend all your mana crystal deal damage twice as your mana spent randomly split among all enemys
konsnaapeli
Wouldn't that be a tad too powerful for turn (5)-10 play? Especially for aggro hunters to finish. Maybe something more like a Hunter - Forbidden Kill Shot: Spend all your Mana. Deal damage that Mana amount to a character.
Davidus
Sorry, is missed the other, it wasnt a reply for you. No, you choose. Reno and sanabot that are the auto to hero specify it in the description
Fez
Okay let's see.
Holy Light x2 = 12 health
Seal of light x2 = 8 health
Truesliver x2 = 4 health
Tuskar Jouster x2 = 14 health
Guardian of Kings x2 = 12 health
Lay on Hands x2 = 16 health
Voodoo Doctor x2 = 4 health
Earthen Ring Farseer x2 = 6 health
Refreshment Vendor x2 = 8 health
Antique healbot x2 =16 health
Priestess of Elune x2 = 8 health
Forbidden Healing x2 = 40 health
148 health ladies and gentlemen. Paladin can heal up near to 5 times of his initial hp.
RoloSong
and brann! double at least one battlecry healing effect
Poison
yes there are 4 card slots left
Benny
Add Velen and the whole thing is escalating :D
DEF27
Cant wait to see a Soul priest get on the board with this some how
Highlander
Highlander Elise Paladin will be strong.
TomBombadil
Something that is isn't obvious, but its ability to target minions makes this even better. There'll probably be plenty of turns when you have a couple mana left over and being able to heal a minion for 2 or 4 or even 6 can be particularly problematic. Obviously at high mana, it heals for quite a bit and gives a strong tool to Healadin Control, but its ability to heal minions (assuming they keep their wording standards) makes this a potentially very powerful card. We don't know what the other cards are, but this could be one of the better ones as it can help you out-value slower decks, out-heal aggro, or keep yourself out of various combo ranges. And of course, people will frustrate people to no end with endless healing Fatigue-adins, which could be a thing.
Spirit
Grand crusade now works even better in renodecks with this new paladin card, it can be a new reno jackson if you spend 10 mana, or just heal you during the match or empty turns
shiang
helps vs freez mage but other than that I don't think pally has trouble dealing with agro. Might be good in a murlock pally but I don't think so in a secret pally. Priest definitely got the better deal here with forbidden shapeshifter. Just in general 1 mana > 2 hp.
SomeRandomDude
I can't wait to steal this into my priest hand and reverse it.....
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