Time Rip
Time Rip is a 5 Mana Cost Rare Priest Spell card from the Descent of Dragons set!
Card Text
Destroy a minion. Invoke Galakrond.
Flavor Text
"It's time. R.I.P."- Mana Cost: 5
- Crafting Cost: 100 / 800 (Golden)
- Arcane Dust Gained: 20 / 100 (Golden)
- Rarity: Rare
- Class: Priest
- Card Type: Spell
- Set: Descent of Dragons
- Mechanics: Destroy Minion, Invoke
So 3 Mana kill a minion no restriction and 2 Mana activate the hero power…….. Wth priest just power creeped onto rogues assassinate.
I mean if the dagern is good, this good
Yes, and yes. 5 Stars.
If Galakrond priest takes off, this will naturally see play. It’s just really good: while most cards pay 2 mana for the invoke effect, this doesn’t pay the effect at all. That being said, I am not still sure about what kind of deck the Galakrond priest will be and if it will be viable or not, so we just have to wait for more cards.
The elf in the art looks like the encounter from the Dalaran Heist who’s hero power was your healing power is doubled
Crap card, because the priest galakrond is total crap
I dunno about that. Infinite value seems pretty good
Control priest will be viable and will use galakrond to become a control-value hybrid and will be very strong. Part of its viability comes from the 4 mana 3/6 dragon that reduces the cost of cards in your hand by 1 if you have invoked 2 times. This helps because the deck will likely hold a lot of cards in hand and reducing cost is a great way to ensure all of your cards are playable. This card (time rip, the one this page is on) fits right into the idea of this deck with the control in killing a minion and the value of getting a priest minion as well as potentially upgrading your galakrond or 3/6 dragon
No Will not, infinite value is crap if it’s rng… This Will not be viable, at least not as a serious contender
Considering invoke is basically activate HP which is 2 cost this is an assassinate that costs 3 Mana with no conditions yeah doesn’t see play much but can bet rogues would use assassinate if did what this does.