I read all of this 4 months later, but I want to genuinely thank you for granting me an entertaining ten minutes.:)

You forgot about the mana cost and the dragon support accually being really poor. Maybe next meta:)

I mean it’s ‘reborn’ so the minion dies and gets reborn. What you’re describing sounds more like divine shield but I get you’re point. Though reborn defo doesn’t need full support in all classes, that has never been the case with new keywords and shouldn’t be.

Wait is this accually a reference to a mummiefied alley cat? That’s so sad:(

Just steal plot twist, you’re rogue smh…

This effect in warrior/hunter makes no sense. Rez and reborn belong in priest and paladin.

New card for silence priest? Not good outside of that archetype obviously.

What was the unofficial translation? I missed it.

Sorry, glowstone irrelevant? Before the buff yeah. The problen with this card is just the cost and poor stats making it too slow for an include in mechadin for example.

control rogue?

I mean it does exactly what a plague card is described to do. Also it’s an earthquake, so when quicksand is a plague I suppose this is one too. You might be right though, we’ll see:)

Really powerful. It clears minions up to 7 hp and even deals with deathrattles from token/mech. It will be played in control shamans which I estimate as a tier 2 deck.
4/5

Obviously an auto-include in any quest deck. Since there will be 9 quests, this card will see a lot of play. There will probably be at least 2 quests deck in tier 2>.
5/5

Great card. It will see play in rush warrior and most likely also in control or bomb warrior. I think they might even go for a rush package with militia and 2 town criers and some more rushers. Just not that strong when the enemy doesn’t have any minions on the board.
4/5

Looking really powerful. There are a lot of archetypes this could fit in. It will be quite easy to complete and the reward is great. It will definitely see play/
4/5

Powerful removal but useless vs aggro since it is a 9-cost card. It will be played (at least as a 1 of) in control priest. I am not sure if that archetype will be viable though so I will be conservative.
3/5

The quest is looking good, this card might just make it into the quest list. I estimate that deck to be around tier 2.
3/5

The quest isn’t hard to complete but you are still wasting turn one, a deck slot, some mana and you are possibly making your deck worse by playing this card. The effect means you no longer have the standard hero power and it isn’t that great unless Blizzard print broken choose one cards.
2/5

Too much effort for a reward that won’t necessarily win you the game. This is not going to be played in a tier 1-3 deck without amazing support.
2/5

Fun card, better than yogg. Nevertheless it will not see play, because it spends your entire turn on casting random spells which is not that great.
2/5