Indeed, all of the Prime minions have interesting effects and looks very powerful. Besides the obvious Murloc Paladin, this card might also fit into Pure Paladin. And there is also the chance to find another copy by Underlight Angling Rod.
The common versions of Token Druid run enough spells to support this card. If it summons 3 Glowflies, the effect is comparable to Force of Nature, while summoning 4 or more minions on turn 5 is great tempo play. Treat-based Token Druids will probably still run FoN instead of this card.
The combined stats are great for 8 mana, but rhis card doesn't fit to the aggressive play style of DH. Big Demon DH has probably not enough good cards at the moment, but might become relevant later this year.
This card seems to be bad. Sure, there DH has access to some strong demons like Pit Commander or Coilfang Warlord, but turn 6 is imho too late to cheat out one of these minions.
A Boulderfist Ogre that casts at least 2 Arcane Missiles for 7 mana - or a slightly different version of Ragnaros the Firelord. In addition, this card has pseudo-taunt, since your opponent has to deal with it immediately if he doesn't want to receive the 6 damage again next turn. This is definitely a good card in constructed, and even a better card in arena.
The only downside if this card might be the mana cost, since 7 mana could be too expensive for the aggressive play style of Demon Hunter.
Amazing card. I like how the effect of this card fits the lore of Maiev. The effect is similar to silence, but not the same, since it produces an immediate tempo swing.
I'm curious if it might be worth to use Maiev on an own minion to trigger it's dormant effect again, e.g., on Imprisoned Satyr.
This card looks incredibly strong. Magtheridon might be a day-1 craft for a lot of players.
This card is a lot better than The Darkness, but playing this card versus an aggressive deck could also risky if you don't have a way to deal with the wardens. Definitely a high-risk, high-revard card that will produce a lot of salt.
Interesting mechanic. Vanilla stats for 3 mana are 3/4 or 4/3, and Warmaul Challenger can kill both. If this minion get's, it becomes scary. Has also a nice synnergy with Frothing Berserker.
I like this card because it makes minion placement more important. Due to the weak body, this card fits rather into a control deck. Let's see if Control Shaman becomes competetive again.
It's nice that we see some experiments with well-etablished mechanics in this expansion (permanent stealth, ignore taunt). This card might replace Leeroy in Galakrond Rogue. It has also some interesting synnergies with cards like Cold Blood or Faceless Manipulator.
The effect of this card is interesting, but with the recent nerf to a lot of Priest's buff cards, this card might not find a deck that runs enough spells that trigger it's effect.
Card draw is always good. This card can be used in both an aggressive deck to buff small minions, or in a comno deck that wants to cycle through the deck as fast as possible - but with Shirvallah, the Tiger leaving standard, Paladin loses it's only combo deck.
A solid 2 drop that reduces the mana cost of a lot of cards? Yes please! The new libram archetype looks interesting, especially in combination with pure Paladin.
More support for control Paladin. But with Shirvallah, the Tiger leaving standard, there is the question if control Paladin will have another win condition besides fatigue.
Indeed, all of the Prime minions have interesting effects and looks very powerful. Besides the obvious Murloc Paladin, this card might also fit into Pure Paladin. And there is also the chance to find another copy by Underlight Angling Rod.
The common versions of Token Druid run enough spells to support this card. If it summons 3 Glowflies, the effect is comparable to Force of Nature, while summoning 4 or more minions on turn 5 is great tempo play. Treat-based Token Druids will probably still run FoN instead of this card.
The combined stats are great for 8 mana, but rhis card doesn't fit to the aggressive play style of DH. Big Demon DH has probably not enough good cards at the moment, but might become relevant later this year.
This is a very strong arena card though.
This card seems to be bad. Sure, there DH has access to some strong demons like Pit Commander or Coilfang Warlord, but turn 6 is imho too late to cheat out one of these minions.
A Boulderfist Ogre that casts at least 2 Arcane Missiles for 7 mana - or a slightly different version of Ragnaros the Firelord. In addition, this card has pseudo-taunt, since your opponent has to deal with it immediately if he doesn't want to receive the 6 damage again next turn. This is definitely a good card in constructed, and even a better card in arena.
The only downside if this card might be the mana cost, since 7 mana could be too expensive for the aggressive play style of Demon Hunter.
This card could be used as preparation to deal with the wardens that are summond by Magtheridon.
This card is probably too slow for aggressive decks, but can be used for a power spike on turn 4.
Hand buff Mech Paladin in wild?
In standard this card could fit into a token deck that uses buffs, probably Paladin in combination with Libram of Wisdom.
Amazing card. I like how the effect of this card fits the lore of Maiev. The effect is similar to silence, but not the same, since it produces an immediate tempo swing.
I'm curious if it might be worth to use Maiev on an own minion to trigger it's dormant effect again, e.g., on Imprisoned Satyr.
This card looks incredibly strong. Magtheridon might be a day-1 craft for a lot of players.
This card is a lot better than The Darkness, but playing this card versus an aggressive deck could also risky if you don't have a way to deal with the wardens. Definitely a high-risk, high-revard card that will produce a lot of salt.
Interesting mechanic. Vanilla stats for 3 mana are 3/4 or 4/3, and Warmaul Challenger can kill both. If this minion get's, it becomes scary. Has also a nice synnergy with Frothing Berserker.
More support for Control Shaman. It's like a Consecration on a stick for 5 mana, and the damage to the own minions is irrelevant for control decks.
I like this card because it makes minion placement more important. Due to the weak body, this card fits rather into a control deck. Let's see if Control Shaman becomes competetive again.
It's nice that we see some experiments with well-etablished mechanics in this expansion (permanent stealth, ignore taunt). This card might replace Leeroy in Galakrond Rogue. It has also some interesting synnergies with cards like Cold Blood or Faceless Manipulator.
The effect of this card is interesting, but with the recent nerf to a lot of Priest's buff cards, this card might not find a deck that runs enough spells that trigger it's effect.
Card draw is always good. This card can be used in both an aggressive deck to buff small minions, or in a comno deck that wants to cycle through the deck as fast as possible - but with Shirvallah, the Tiger leaving standard, Paladin loses it's only combo deck.
A solid 2 drop that reduces the mana cost of a lot of cards? Yes please! The new libram archetype looks interesting, especially in combination with pure Paladin.
More support for control Paladin. But with Shirvallah, the Tiger leaving standard, there is the question if control Paladin will have another win condition besides fatigue.
This card fits into an aggressive version of pure paladin. Compared to Explorer's Hat, the paladin can always create a dude as target for this spell.
The Libram archetype isinteresting. Especially libram pure Paladin looks promising. 5/6 taunt for 5 mana are also good stats.
The power level of this card is comparable to Hidden Oasis. Maybe, Control Paladin get's enough support to make a comeback.