Yes, a lot of these were broken in Standard, but the power level in Wild is plenty high enough to handle most, if not all, of these changes. The most likely card to cause actual “problems” is blade flurry giving kingsbane rogue much better matches vs board-centric decks, although that might still not be enough to make it tier 0

Most of these will probably be irrelevant, with probable exceptions of blade flurry, call to arms and maybe power word: shield. Even the last one may only make priest decks slightly better.

Nah, I doubt quest rogue will take off, unless it’s fixed its aggro matchups.

Pretty happy with the rogue reverts, this may encourage me to re-craft the quest. It will also be interesting to see whether Call to arms revives even paladin somewhat.

I wonder if this will be enough to finally give Hunter some consistently viable Wild archetypes at last? The prospect of actual card draw makes me want to dig out Vereesa and string together some kind of midrange Maly hunter, although a more traditional straight beast build is probably still much better.

Thanks, I’d missed that

*unless the meta is dominated by faster aggro decks

This looks like a solid card for zoolock, the early version is passable if you’ve nothing better on T2, and it gets much better by T5. The last version may not be so relevant generally, but if needed, it should help close out games that have gone on too long. 4/5, should see play in any Standard zoolock, and is even better if explicit support for a board-flood style is printed.

I wasn’t aware that any DH cards would be leaving Standard, so it would be good to have some clarity here.

It might be because DH was given extra cards over the past year

I can’t wait… although I still need Lothraxion.

It’ll be interesting to see if a deck revolving around copying this a bunch of times for persistent, incremental damage might work.

So, would that mean we could run e.g. 4 stonetusk boars in a Wild deck? (2 new version, 2 old version)

The way they changed Nozdormu is interesting as now it makes Noz shenanigans strictly consensual. Overall, it’s neat and I kinda like it, although it does mean it’ll be a 7 mana 8/8 and nothing more most of the time.

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Thanks! That makes sense tbh, I probably should’ve thought about that.

Will the card pictures be updated to link to the individual pages for each card like you normally do?

It still works as “8” for the purpose of consistency even though you don’t actually get more copies. Realistically, it’s probably closer to ~6 on average (NB this is an educated guess, I haven’t bothered with calcs yet) since you probably run more than these + target spell.

This looks solid for Libram decks, and if any class gets a decent amount of playable handbuff cards, even better!

Looks like a very solid midrange card. 4/5