Indeed and this card is more than a satisfactory replacement for the spell stone and I personally really like the late game value madness of res priest

Agreed. This seems like a very good card for control Paladin. With the support to secrets with their other legionaries could help the early game and the good old Equality Pyro combo will still be around. I do think some more board spells like consecration will be needed but as it currently stands, the deck could look really strong. This card could benefit from all the healing support we got in Rastakhan and might be the boost the deck needs or maybe heal paladin could become the control paladin that people are theorizing

Not really sure if it will work in Shudderwock due to transforming it into a different minion but pulling something like Malygos or Zillax would be really powerful

Definitely a card you’ll have to build your deck around but could be a very powerful combo piece for something like Malygos or something else from Rise of Shadows with combo potential. 3.5/5

The main problem I see with this card is inconsistency. You don’t know what your’re going to draw and whilst you can work around that effect with cards like sense demons the cards which you would summon would just die anyway. And that’s the cards next problem, lack of board state. Warlock already has pretty decent control cards like Hellfire and Twisting nether and so this card isn’t really needed and even if the cards rush into a minion they’ll just die at the end of the turn anyway so you don’t keep a board up whilst clearing (Which can be one of the strengths of rush minions like Amani War bear). Now the one way I could see this card being used is in some kind of Deathrattle Warlock. We already have the EVIL genius and there are death rattles like Dr Morrigan and Blood Troll Sapper however that is going to need A LOT of support in Rise of Shadows to make it work and even if it does, will this card be strong and practical enough to fit into that archetype? We’ll have to wait and see. 2/5 (Maybe three depending on support)

Definitely a card you’d have to build a deck around due to the fact that you can’t choose but with the spellstone moving out Res Priest is going to need a lot more support. Now this isn’t as good as the spellstone obviously, but we’ve seen Priest do crazy stuff with Res before and Wall Priest could use the res so until a better option presents itself this card will probably see play in some form of priest archetype

Completely agree, needs more synergy cards so maybe Hunter will get a mix of mech and spell?

Considering Druid is a class that was bullied throughout the Year of the Raven and is having half of its good cards rotating out, I am very happy that they seem to be getting some solid and powerful cards. This one in particular is really really really good hopefully we see some treants card with a choose one option as that is a archetype that I reckon could survive going into the Year of the Dragon. 4/5

A very good removal card for hunter that doesn’t waste a lot of resources. I’m getting a lot of spring paw vibes out of this one and this can work in both spell and midrange (the latter of which i most definitely going to stay in standard after the rotation). 4/5 a very good removal tool for a class that’s lacking in that area (midrange = OP)

Spirit of the frog to get Eureka into your hand easier?

You guys do realise you can play this and Rexxar right. Just do this battlecry then swap over to Rexxar it’s not that hard