To be fair, people claimed the same thing about Zephyrs being too OP. Not only that, this ALSO gives you valuable information about what your opponent has in their hand.
Actually, it opens up potential for a Control style DH. You're right, tempo and aggro will gloss this over and not put in the deck (maybe), but those of us who love Control are loving and hating cards like this. Youthful Brewmaster for double the "fun", depending on your perspective. Lol.
This card is basically a giant middle finger to anyone NOT playing aggro. The only way to deal with this plague of a card is to join or resist. I, personally, will probably instant quit against any DH because I primarily play Control. Blizzard, once again, caters to a degenerate form of game play. Hopefully if enough people just refuse to play against DH and instant quit (basically making the opponent pick a different class or get bored because everyone just quits when the game begins), they will address this more quickly. Is it immature to not let a DH play? Absolutely. But there is no point in playing a game and planning ahead only to be punished for trying to have options, and making sacrifices along the way for those options.
Run Youthful Brewmaster to maximize on rage/shenanigans. Realistically, you would want to use this card like you would Zephyrs. Just hold it until the opportune moment. Then, if you waited until turn 10 and have the Brewmaster, your opponent is more than likely going to quit if it was a strong enough turn.
Damn, I feel like the black sheep here. I actually like it? Maybe something IS wrong for me. That's what my mom wrote in every birthday card until I was ten.
This card has gotta be the cutest of the set! Great stats with the Lifesteal and Discover tags. PLUS I love the fact that these Explorer cards aren't "if you're holding a dragon". Well done, all in all, a great card. Instant golden craft.
Can you imagine the absolute RAGE a Thekal Paladin will feel after they use Thekal, and this card gets dropped next turn. (instant game if you have any way of dealing 1 damage.)
To be fair, people claimed the same thing about Zephyrs being too OP. Not only that, this ALSO gives you valuable information about what your opponent has in their hand.
Actually, it opens up potential for a Control style DH. You're right, tempo and aggro will gloss this over and not put in the deck (maybe), but those of us who love Control are loving and hating cards like this. Youthful Brewmaster for double the "fun", depending on your perspective. Lol.
This card is basically a giant middle finger to anyone NOT playing aggro. The only way to deal with this plague of a card is to join or resist. I, personally, will probably instant quit against any DH because I primarily play Control. Blizzard, once again, caters to a degenerate form of game play. Hopefully if enough people just refuse to play against DH and instant quit (basically making the opponent pick a different class or get bored because everyone just quits when the game begins), they will address this more quickly. Is it immature to not let a DH play? Absolutely. But there is no point in playing a game and planning ahead only to be punished for trying to have options, and making sacrifices along the way for those options.
Run Youthful Brewmaster to maximize on rage/shenanigans. Realistically, you would want to use this card like you would Zephyrs. Just hold it until the opportune moment. Then, if you waited until turn 10 and have the Brewmaster, your opponent is more than likely going to quit if it was a strong enough turn.
Damn, I feel like the black sheep here. I actually like it? Maybe something IS wrong for me. That's what my mom wrote in every birthday card until I was ten.
It comes on the little paper on the inside of the Overwatch case.
Perfect for a re-roll in Arena if you're lucky enough to get this card.
So, so many.
This card has gotta be the cutest of the set! Great stats with the Lifesteal and Discover tags. PLUS I love the fact that these Explorer cards aren't "if you're holding a dragon". Well done, all in all, a great card. Instant golden craft.
I agree. I'd much rather spend one extra mana so the card can be somewhat of a threat, with Lifesteal. Instead of just one attack.
Can you imagine the absolute RAGE a Thekal Paladin will feel after they use Thekal, and this card gets dropped next turn. (instant game if you have any way of dealing 1 damage.)