This will be kind of nuts. A limited form of Anduin/Raza will really test how well you can survive. I just now even realized that the spell damage d=oesn't even have to be face, it can be minions too. This will be really good.
I like what this card can do. It will be difficult to remove, but won't necessarily require many resources to do so. Get this on board right before a big swarm turn and you can reap some nice benefits.
This will be a great card in the questline. It works for progressing and for the burst at the end to finish the opponent off. I think it also makes a case just to go into face hunter decks. Odd hunter in wild with this and the double damage hero power guy completes that achievement pretty quick.
I don't see this one being good right now. There are a few neutrals in this set that buff minions on board, so maybe it works with those. I just think there might be better decks for hunter right now that will keep this card unused.
This is a crazy effect card. Make some value trades, swarm a big minion, and then get everything back to play again? This will be nuts. I stand by my original thoughts that Hunter will be the best class for the boar to succeed.
Five stars purely for the insane highroll potential. So do you cram a bunch of low cost and high stat minions (the ones with the drawbacks) or do you try for a large glut of 4-5 cost cards so you still get decent stats on your random dragons? Also, do you run the five mana taunt that draws your highest minion (don't judge, my mind is drawing a blank now and I'm too lazy to open a new tab to search for it) and leave her as the top end?
I was pretty sure they would add support for other classes to potentially play our new boar friend. At least now we can try to find the best deck for each class to boar with.
More token druid stuff, but I'm not sure it is good enough to get a spot away from other cards. Considering the other good support token druid gets, I just don't see this being good enough.
So, this is supposed to be run in conjunction with the quest? Quest on 1, this on 2, HP and an attack spell on three makes this a 2/5 and completes the first stage of the quest. Plus the attack helps to swing the board back to you after losing turn 1.
I like that they are putting the 'shuffle cards with an effect when drawn' mechanic in classes other than Rogue. This will go well into token druid, especially with the new 2 mana spell.
This is amazing refill potential for token druid. Even a board of just two minions is 2 mana draw 2. Anything wider than that just starts to get crazy. This will be run in several types of decks.
I'm not sure what the state of Fel spells in DH is right now, but it is a nice little taunt to get in the way. I wonder about the random typing of murloc on the card, but I suppose it doesn't hurt anything.
Decent single target hits, but could be clunky depending on how the health lines up. Interesting that this can hit face. I think it could see some play.
Another card that looks like it will be very good in conjunction with the questline. With the right hand you not only see a big minion come down for cheap, but the weapon/tool also hits you in the face for big damage.
I really like that they put another sigil into DH's arsenal. The fact that this one seems to actually do something in line with a deck's goals makes it doubly good. Very solid card.
This goes along nicely with the questline. It will probably be something you can plan for as an opponent since the DH will most likely want to play it prior to hitting the big draw turn.
Seems like an alright card, DH seems to be focused on draw through the deck again so maybe this helps out. It just seems like an awful lot of mana when you want to be drawing multiple cards per turn.
This will be an interesting questline to work through. Completing all three stages means you have drawn 14 cards plus whatever else gets drawn on turns that don't advance. That half your deck in total already. Unless you are relying on heavy Glide and tradable you won't be left with much to benefit from that 2 mana reduction. As someone who is still holding strong to year old Demon Hunter hate, I'm perfectly fine with this appearing to be less impactful.
This will be kind of nuts. A limited form of Anduin/Raza will really test how well you can survive. I just now even realized that the spell damage d=oesn't even have to be face, it can be minions too. This will be really good.
I like what this card can do. It will be difficult to remove, but won't necessarily require many resources to do so. Get this on board right before a big swarm turn and you can reap some nice benefits.
This will be a great card in the questline. It works for progressing and for the burst at the end to finish the opponent off. I think it also makes a case just to go into face hunter decks. Odd hunter in wild with this and the double damage hero power guy completes that achievement pretty quick.
I don't see this one being good right now. There are a few neutrals in this set that buff minions on board, so maybe it works with those. I just think there might be better decks for hunter right now that will keep this card unused.
This seems to be pretty good. Some decent draw for hunter that makes a boar deck even more of a reality.
This is a crazy effect card. Make some value trades, swarm a big minion, and then get everything back to play again? This will be nuts. I stand by my original thoughts that Hunter will be the best class for the boar to succeed.
Five stars purely for the insane highroll potential. So do you cram a bunch of low cost and high stat minions (the ones with the drawbacks) or do you try for a large glut of 4-5 cost cards so you still get decent stats on your random dragons? Also, do you run the five mana taunt that draws your highest minion (don't judge, my mind is drawing a blank now and I'm too lazy to open a new tab to search for it) and leave her as the top end?
I was pretty sure they would add support for other classes to potentially play our new boar friend. At least now we can try to find the best deck for each class to boar with.
More token druid stuff, but I'm not sure it is good enough to get a spot away from other cards. Considering the other good support token druid gets, I just don't see this being good enough.
So, this is supposed to be run in conjunction with the quest? Quest on 1, this on 2, HP and an attack spell on three makes this a 2/5 and completes the first stage of the quest. Plus the attack helps to swing the board back to you after losing turn 1.
I like that they are putting the 'shuffle cards with an effect when drawn' mechanic in classes other than Rogue. This will go well into token druid, especially with the new 2 mana spell.
This is amazing refill potential for token druid. Even a board of just two minions is 2 mana draw 2. Anything wider than that just starts to get crazy. This will be run in several types of decks.
I'm not sure what the state of Fel spells in DH is right now, but it is a nice little taunt to get in the way. I wonder about the random typing of murloc on the card, but I suppose it doesn't hurt anything.
Decent single target hits, but could be clunky depending on how the health lines up. Interesting that this can hit face. I think it could see some play.
Another card that looks like it will be very good in conjunction with the questline. With the right hand you not only see a big minion come down for cheap, but the weapon/tool also hits you in the face for big damage.
I don't think the extra healing makes up for the extra mana when comparing this to Eye Beam. I just don't see this being played much.
I really like that they put another sigil into DH's arsenal. The fact that this one seems to actually do something in line with a deck's goals makes it doubly good. Very solid card.
This goes along nicely with the questline. It will probably be something you can plan for as an opponent since the DH will most likely want to play it prior to hitting the big draw turn.
Seems like an alright card, DH seems to be focused on draw through the deck again so maybe this helps out. It just seems like an awful lot of mana when you want to be drawing multiple cards per turn.
This will be an interesting questline to work through. Completing all three stages means you have drawn 14 cards plus whatever else gets drawn on turns that don't advance. That half your deck in total already. Unless you are relying on heavy Glide and tradable you won't be left with much to benefit from that 2 mana reduction. As someone who is still holding strong to year old Demon Hunter hate, I'm perfectly fine with this appearing to be less impactful.