Yeah except it’s amazing value even worth just 2 spells, and consistent value with just 1. Will certainly see play.

Or, maybe you’re wrong. You specifically seem very quick to judge cards without actually waiting for the rest of the expansion to be revealed. Bet you thought corridor creeper was bad too, huh?

Read my comment again. That’s why you DRAW them first.

Who said you can’t draw cards afterwards…? Even just having a sprint to play the turn after likely leaves you with a few 7 mana 42/42s. Not saying it’s great, but you’re clearly missing the point of the original comment.

Curves perfectly into Primordial Drake as well. Will be interesting to see if dragon hunter becomes a thing, sounds like a fun deck at the least.

He’s asking about the release, not the final reveal.

Those are minions, not buffs.

I think it’s just the final card they might’ve needed to push quest Paladin.

I wouldn’t say many buffs are aggressive cards, other than Blessing of Might.

Emerald Hive Queen is a clever addition I hadn’t considered. Good thinking!

You mean in aggro? You don’t have less cards when you’re in an aggro matchup. Is the Spellstone not enough support for you?

It’s really not that hard to have 5 cards in your hand, and anything more than that makes this strictly better than a card that is nearly an auto-include in warrior.

5 cards*

You draw a card first. That also means you can get 10 armor.

But yeah I was thinking about that the other day, Druid typically gets way more armor than warrior unless it’s fatigue warrior.

This guy doesn’t know how the game works apparently. Not every card has to win you the game.

Last rogue card must be a combo card then, but I thought it was supposed to be a secret? Maybe that was a one time thing, or maybe they just don’t want to support it yet. Who knows?

So it triggers battlecries too?

I wouldn’t say it’s an Ad Hominem. He’s saying you don’t know what you’re talking about.

But it is his fault, he just interpreted what you said incorrectly.

But the thing about many cases when you’re using your hero power is it’s just because you have 2 extra mana. I wouldn’t consider it an investment, rather creating a payoff.

They do that for every deck archetype for the most part. Think murlocs, took them forever to make it good (they even tried making Warlock) and all it took was one card, namely Gentle Megasaur, to push it into tier 1.

I’m not saying Divine Paladin will see lots of play, in saying that the card will.