“Scramble” probably means the sum of their stats is randomly distributed among them. So… one could instantly die when given 0 health?

I’d say it’s much too early to judge the set. Unless you’ve done some time travelling yourself.

Why Dracorex and not Dracoratops?

Good thing they thought of the right wording so you don’t get infinite attacks with a copy. I still wonder if that’s actually true or if there will be a bug.

So I guess – as the starships are uncollectible – you get the signature starships only if you build with a signature part?

It’s the forth if I remember correctly. But E.T.C, Elise and Deathwing have four cards, too.

Rather more complexity incoming. “Your opponent” is 12 letters, “the enemy” is 8 letters. Same with get vs add to hand. Streamlined wording leaves space for longer rule texts.

I don’t think this is well-designed. I see they wanted big, flashy effects for that minion cycle, but why give Mage access to random non-Mage Titans? Many don’t really fit in Mage’s playstyle, and why the flavor mashup? Ok, you’ll have Titans and the “cowboy set” in Standard together anyway, but a card that generates Titan cards IN the cowboy set? Also, I think it’s increasingly problematic to design Legendaries that give access to off-class cards. The Countess, for example, was honestly not a Paladin card, even though she uses the “pure deck mechanic”.

DOD spread Dragon to all classes (except Demonhunter), so Maybe Ashes now does the same with Demon.