Annoy-o-Troupe
Annoy-o-Troupe is a 9 Mana Cost Epic Paladin Minion Mech card from the Festival of Legends set!
Card Text
Taunt, Divine Shield Deathrattle: Summon three 1/2 Mechs with Taunt and Divine Shield.
Flavor Text
Some classes get Void Lords, other classes get Annoyed Lords.- Mana Cost: 9
- Attack: 3
- Health: 6
- Crafting Cost: 400 / 1600 (Golden)
- Arcane Dust Gained: 100 / 400 (Golden)
- Rarity: Epic
- Class: Paladin
- Card Type: Minion
- Minion Type: Mech
- Set: Festival of Legends
- Mechanics: Deathrattle, Divine Shield, Summon, Taunt
Annoy-o-Troupe Additional Information
Annoy-o-Tron:
Cards Relating to Annoy-o-Troupe
| Annoy-o-Tron Type: Minion - Cost: 2 - Attack: 1 - Health: 2 Taunt Divine Shield |
Best comparison is Voidlord from Kobolds and Catacombs, and that card saw a lot of play. HOWEVER, the reason Voidlord was so good was because there a lot of ways to cheap it out early or resurrect it, so you didn’t have to pay 9 mana for it. Currently, there isn’t any good ways Paladin can cheap this out, so until we get a reliable and efficient way to get this card onto the field, it’s a pretty bad card. Great Arena card though.
Well, the Lead Dancer card that got revealed after seems a reasonable way to get this out into the field for six mana. It would require some frustrating deckbuilding though.
Lead Dancer seem like it’s going be the Possessed Lackey for this set. However, compare to Possessed Lackey, I believe it is a worst card. Lead Dancer is too restricting and expensive on deck building for Paladin. Paladin would have to contest board without having any minions that have attack lower than 4, and it has to do this until turn to 7 to get Annoy-o-troupe (you need to wait a turn to trade Lead Dancer into another minion for the Deathrattle). We just need to wait till the Core Set and the rest of this set to be reveal to see if this review still holds up.
It doesn’t need to create a deck as good as cubelock to see play, it just needs to be on the top 30 cards that pure paladin wants to play.