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Sinful Sous Chef

Sinful Sous Chef

Sinful Sous Chef is a 1 Mana Cost Common Paladin Minion card from the Placeholder set!

Card Text

Deathrattle: Add 2
Silver Hand Recruits
to your hand.

Flavor Text

If this dinner party goes well, she thinks she has a good shot at being on Fel's Kitchen.

Type
Minion
Rarity
Common
Set
Placeholder
Class
Paladin
Cost
1
Attack
2
Health
1
Minion Type
Mechanics
Add to Hand, Deathrattle
Artist
Hideaki Takamura
Collectible
Yes

Card Review & Interactions

Silver Hand Recruit:

silver-hand-recruit-hd

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Silver Hand Recruit

4 Comments

  1. Sidus

    Outside of obvious "Dude" synergies, this might just be good enough in hand buff paladin. It's a 1 drop that fills your hand with more stuff to get buffed.

    1. BethLynn

      I tend to agree. When I first saw this I scoffed at it, but thinking about it this works really well in Hand Buff Paladin, not to mention the perfect synergy with Buffet Biggun for the Dude Synergies.

  2. Willtato

    Simple card but it synergizes very well with a ton of paladin cards. 3 bodies means 3 ticks for infuse, obvious handbuff synergy, SHR decks will clearly want this card, and since recruits are paladin cards it even has strong synergy with Lightray and Elitist Snob. If your paladin deck has any 1-drops I'm guessing this is gonna be in it.

  3. Cursore1610

    This is just a good 1 drop card, I can see it becoming a stable in many paladin archetypes.
    Dude paladin is the one that comes up to mind, and this is an obvious inclusion there. However, this is an even more obvious inclusion in a Quest paladin deck, since it gives you 3 1-drops at the cost of one single card in the deck (just be sure to not play both the recruits in the same questline step, since you need to play different 1 mana cards for it to count them).
    Another not so obvious inclusion might be in a handbuff deck: the ram commander was a stable in that deck for a while, so I don't see why this wouldn't be the same.
    Also, I can see this being played in Pure Paladin as well: midrange decks need good 1 drops, and since paladin only has 2 other good 1 drops I can see this being the third one. However, it will need some experimentation and refining, and out of all the 1 drops paladin has, this is definitely the weaker one in a deck which doesn't have interactions for the silver hand recruits.

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