Well, to me, this is got “Nerf Me” written all over it. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if they did. If that happens, we could see the ability cut in half. From 20, down to 10. Cause this card to me, seems rather overpowering. That’s just my opinion and is not the opinion of other players. We’ll have to wait and see what takes shape is all. I got my fingers crossed that they don’t. Cause I would love to use this with a Spell Damage Mage Archetype.

This could also work for Soul Demon Hunter as well. If one thinks about it, the Hero power combined with Marrowslicer, or better still, Dreadprison Glaive ( and if one can do the honor kill). Then yea, this will make anyone one faces cringe. Or rather, Concede!

Two words: Nerf. Bait.

Is Deathrattle Demon Hunter still a thing? If so, this card with definitely work for that archetype.

Any other is doubtful.

There’s no way this card can be less than a five star card.

I wish this card had been around in Journey to Un’Goro.

Cute! Real Cute!

And they say Developers don’t have a sense of humor!

One has a total of eight mana, so. Play feral spirit, and then play this, and wham! for four Spirit Wolves. It’s too bad Dragon’s Pack rotated out.

In wild this card would definitely work with Dragon’s Pack and Feral Spirit.

Talk about annoying your opponent.

4/5

Fact one: Skull of Gul’dan, Consume Magic, Crimson Sigil Runner, Spectral Sight, Stiltstepper, and multitude of other cards can make this happen.

Fact two: it is way too slow. Too much Mana cost, and the reward is just not worth it. Cause guess what? You don’t have a deck to do this with. Unless some card comes along with the Benedictus type ability and allows you to add your opponents deck to yours.

With that in mind. Sorry, no.

Aside from this: Deathrattle, Soul. and Big Demon Hunter are way better archetypes than Draw Demon Hunter. Nice try, Blizzard. But no dice.

Too. Damn. Slow.

If anything, this card is better served as a Deathrattle, than have both abilities.

And I totally agree with Regis, this card is not worth replacing Renowned Performer. Which is way better and has more value.

Whereas, the tradeable aspect doesn’t seem all that excitable to me. I mean, what’s the point?

Welcome to Rush Stone! This card can only shine in two archetype decks: Hand Buff and Libram Paladin.

However, there’s a catch. One has to get the right cards in hand.

Fortunately that’s not a problem, especially in wild! There’re numerous cards to that make this card shine.

In standard, Overlord Runthak kinda helps out. But he’s only one card, and one has to protect him in order to get more use out of him. Until we see more cards that support Hand Buff Paladin. I wouldn’t hold my breath on seeing this in standard, unless Libram Paladin is making a comeback. Which is not likely. Cause Secret Libram Paladin is the only deck in town for the moment, and I for one, am not going to switch out Cariel Roame for this card. Cause Cariel has more value than this card.

Don’t get me wrong this card is good, but not worth trading Cariel out for. Unless Hand Buff Libram Paladin becomes a thing. Other than that, we’ll see. The meta is still somewhat young.

Hmm. . . I disagree with Regiskillbin, there maybe a lot of overload cards, but this, is just not worth playing and the invest is way over the top. Plus, the chance of pulling off like say 2 lightning bolts, overgrowth, and maybe, just maybe, one or two more overload cards. Which is why I think this card is way too slow, and there are better options for Shaman, and mind you, the current leader on HSReplay.com is Aggro Elemental Shaman.

If this Questline card was generated towards a more elemental synergy, then yes, it’d be worth it.

Even if you get the reward aka Stormcaller Bru’kan, then I ask this: what will be the win condition? Cause most players, including myself, would rather use the lightning Bolts than to just hold on to them. So, what will be the win condition? I just don’t see how to win with this.

Now Imagine this in a Galakrond Battlecry Shaman. Then watch your opponent quit

honestly. The other Dragons kept their flavors, so why change Malley to an almost useless card?!

If it were up to me (and yes, I know it’s not up to me)

I would do this:
Spell Damage +2 Battlecry: Discover a spell from this class.

Fungal Fortunes is all wrong for this kind of deck. The Best substitute for this is Faire Arborist.

Why?

Simple: 1) you can corrupt it; and 2) with that in mind, you can draw a card and a summon a Treant. Plus, you can do a choose one situation if needed.

This is a joke, right?

I’d go with full on beast support.

Ville, the problem with Mulligan for me, is telling what kind of deck I’ll be facing.

I’m still learning how to Mulligan, and it’s rather tough.

However, as for this deck, I’m going to give this a try.

I said the same thing to my friends. They don’t take the time to test them out and see how they’re OP, or not. Or even how they’ll work in the current meta.

They just make them, then nerf the living devil out of them. i.e. Demon Hunter, anyone?

Kun, the Return.

Now only with Spellburst. Or should I say, Spellbust