Ooooh… Okay, that makes more sense, thank you.

Still, this doesn’t seem good. The effect only becomes really strong the third time you use it, and there are better late-game options.

Am I missing something here? 5 mana for a random 5 drop is terrible, and if you get a bad one then you know all your future spores are worthless. How is anyone rating this higher than 1 star?

I’d go even further and make it a cleave effect. You cast it and until the end of the turn your attacks hit adjacent minions. It would give the DH some control over which minions get hit, but their opponent could play around it with taunt placement.

How does this work with librams? Does it go off the the original cost or the discounted cost?

The whole priest/warlock set is looking insanely strong, and this is no exception.

As much as I look forward to the day when I can dance on DQ Alextrasza’s grave, I’ll take a nerf to the mana discount. The other nerfs are nice as well.

As soon as Monstrous Macaw was shown I knew it would be moved to tier 3. Really good patch for battlegrounds, and a good change for Twin Slice as well.

The pirates and heroes look interesting, but is anyone else hyped for Monstrous Macaw? It feels like a card that you could really experiment with.

I’m sad that Hecklebot didn’t make the cut, I loved using that card in control warrior during RoS. Other than that I love this idea.

If you want to use Magtheridon, play warlock. Hellfire clears the tokens instantly and that combo has won a couple of games for me so far.

If you have a consistent way to give a minion Rush, this is crazy strong.

Really interesting design. I doubt it’s going to see play in constructed, except maybe in some kind of self-damaging warrior deck, but it’ll be a great arena card.

Curves nicely into Coldlight Seer. You can make a very healthy board on turn 3, then buff the attack on turn 4. Doesn’t seem that great, but I’m not writing it off completely.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a card I wanted more than this one. 5/5, would meme again.

I imagine it doesn’t have any extra effect. It would be weird if they introduced some kind of ‘double divine shield’ mechanic just for battlegrounds. Although come to think of it, it would be cool if the golden version gave divine shield as a deathrattle as well…

Maybe I’m stupid, but I’m struggling to see the win condition for dragons. A massive Razorgore and a bunch of divine shields? How is that going to beat the late game demon or mech builds?

4 mana 7/7 with added quest synergy. This might be broken.

I’m not sure about this. Zoo doesn’t want it because it’s too slow, combo doesn’t it because it doesn’t play into their win condition. I think the best chance for it is as a late game win condition for a control deck, but where’s the support for a deck like that?

Why would I play this when I could get the same effect by pressing the ‘concede’ button?

The discard synergy doesn’t even matter, this is insanely good in any deck that cares about value.