Good against backstab&seal fate.
Even when not facing rogue, it’s a 2 mana cost taunt minion with decent body. Good against aggro decks. But I believe the main reason is it’s the straight counter of backstab&seal fate.
Cool, but it must be hard to make a Galakrond deck that’s also a highlander, though, since you need to draw all of your invokes , and you can only include 1 of each of the 4, to fully upgrade Galakrond.
This deck doesn’t rely on Galakrond as much as the dedicated Galakrond decks do. Seven mana for five armor + one reduced-cost card + the updated hero power + turning on Kronx still ends up being fairly strong. It’s usually pretty easy to find at least two of the invoke cards as well for the extra card draw.
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Why injurer tolvir
Injured*
Good against backstab&seal fate.
Even when not facing rogue, it’s a 2 mana cost taunt minion with decent body. Good against aggro decks. But I believe the main reason is it’s the straight counter of backstab&seal fate.
Cool, but it must be hard to make a Galakrond deck that’s also a highlander, though, since you need to draw all of your invokes , and you can only include 1 of each of the 4, to fully upgrade Galakrond.
This deck doesn’t rely on Galakrond as much as the dedicated Galakrond decks do. Seven mana for five armor + one reduced-cost card + the updated hero power + turning on Kronx still ends up being fairly strong. It’s usually pretty easy to find at least two of the invoke cards as well for the extra card draw.
Is Bonechewer Brawler not almost strictly better than Injured Tol’vir here?