Agree. What a stupid design. If this card becomes a thing, it’s a reason to stop playing hearthstone (until it’s fixed).

You get a “iconic hand” with 8 cards from the past from ANY class. It’s a fun card, but it’s not that good in most decks. Could see this in an aggro deck for when you run out of steam.

I’m happy with these changes. Let’s see how it affects the meta.

Flint Firearm, that’s a nice buff, I think he was fine already.

Blindeye Sharpshooter could use a small adjustment. Remove the switch part, or increase cost to 4.

This card is great in XL Blood DK. Now you can extra copies of Vamperic Blood. Or Blood Boil. Or Corpse Explosion.

I appreciate this card more and more. 1 mana 2/2 which gives you a card to draw another for 1 mana. Very nice in XL decks.

Love this little spider. It’s really good.

Thnx for posting my deck. Curious to see what decks the next expansion will bring.

Oh wait. It says “a random card” which is worse than “a random minion”. 3/5

Nice card for a control warrior. The effect is insane.

So this way you get duplicates in a highlander deck.

Discarded

You have clearly no clue. It does not deal damage, It steals health from an opponent which means it decreases the maximum health of your opponent and increases yours. It ignores armor. It’s insanely OP. You can discover more than one in 1 game. You can also bounce them back to your hand and play again thanks to Saloon Brewmaster. 6/5

Love the art, amazing value 5/5.

Nice stats, combo with Messenger Buzzard, but it lacks rush.

It’s a great card… for Wild.

Just meh. 20 is a lot even if enemy minions count too.
I also don’t see the combination of frost and unholy work atm.

I like that Tony and The Jailer are nerfed as it just not fun to play against. But the changes are so drastic. You could also have The Jailer make the minions currently on board immune too. Now he will be garbage. And why change Yogg-Saron, Unleashed? It’s such a cool card. First release it and now it becomes a whole different card.

Flavor text: Has a PhD in stomputational chemistry.