This is going straight into my Cannonball Juggling deck. With only this card and a Ship's Cannon, it lets you get three guaranteed shots from the Cannon. With a Preparation in hand, it gives a decent setup for Cannon Barrage even from a board with zero pirates on it.
Screw dragons. This is the most exciting card in the set, LOL.
Beasts are animals. Vulpera are people. I mean, humans are just small hairless apes. We should be beasts as well, if you're going to mark a Vulpera as a "beast" just because its a canid instead of a primate. Or a Pandaren, for that matter. Try telling Ancient Brewmaster that he's a "beast" just because he resembles a panda bear and see what kind of "beer" he puts in your cask.
That's why yeti are not beasts. They're people too, so in WoW terms they're humanoid. Really barbaric and low intelligence people by the average civilized Azerothians standards but still, people. Naga are people too; they're not beasts just because they look like snakes.
If you really want your mind blown, lobstrok are people too. Nobody seems to know how to communicate with them but apparently they know how to communicate with each other.
So, you can pick one of two spells from your own class (because there aren't any neutral spells and Discovery normally gets you a class card or a neutral card) or you can pick a third mystery option that could be from any class at all. Sort of a compromise between standard Discovery and Burglary. An actual Burglary deck might like this, as it gives you some agency over what you most need at the current instant - a class card or a non-class card.
Holy Crap!
This is going straight into my Cannonball Juggling deck. With only this card and a Ship's Cannon, it lets you get three guaranteed shots from the Cannon. With a Preparation in hand, it gives a decent setup for Cannon Barrage even from a board with zero pirates on it.
Screw dragons. This is the most exciting card in the set, LOL.
Beasts are animals. Vulpera are people. I mean, humans are just small hairless apes. We should be beasts as well, if you're going to mark a Vulpera as a "beast" just because its a canid instead of a primate. Or a Pandaren, for that matter. Try telling Ancient Brewmaster that he's a "beast" just because he resembles a panda bear and see what kind of "beer" he puts in your cask.
That's why yeti are not beasts. They're people too, so in WoW terms they're humanoid. Really barbaric and low intelligence people by the average civilized Azerothians standards but still, people. Naga are people too; they're not beasts just because they look like snakes.
If you really want your mind blown, lobstrok are people too. Nobody seems to know how to communicate with them but apparently they know how to communicate with each other.
So, you can pick one of two spells from your own class (because there aren't any neutral spells and Discovery normally gets you a class card or a neutral card) or you can pick a third mystery option that could be from any class at all. Sort of a compromise between standard Discovery and Burglary. An actual Burglary deck might like this, as it gives you some agency over what you most need at the current instant - a class card or a non-class card.