My initial thought was that the minions will have spell damage… but then, the wording is strange (should be …spell damage +1). :/

It’s worth mentioning that Gang Up could shuffle enemy minions.

Nonetheless, Lab Recruiter is a very cool card!

Following the normal deck building rules, the ‘Wonderful’ Decks should be golden. I hope so, at least.

Dream card. Will craft in golden asap!

A ton of events … yeah, right. 1 in Germany, and it’s in Hamburg.

That’s the second time I wrote an answer only to see after publishing that the author did the same.

Does it work like that? From what I’ve read, Flame Elementals from Fire Fly will be placed rightmost before your draw. If that translates to the ‘echoed’ card, you will only draw 1 card from an echo card, no matter if it started rightmost or not.

I’m very excited about Luna, even if it’s just for all that speculation going on before she’s released.

Would be cool if she’d replace herself, but I doubt it. Too me, it feels more logical that she already has to be on the board the moment you play the rightmost spell.

We will see.

Wow, true. Forgot about the shredders. Yeah, pretty inconsistent.

Btw in my oppinion every minion should have a type. I mean… every being IS something.

As long as there are no Zombie Elf Archers like in MtG, that is.

I like it. Sort of Divine Favor for Mage. Even if it’s not very tempo-ish when drawn early, it’s draw power will make up for it. I mean … Divine Favor is used in Aggro Paladin, right?

That said, I’m not sure if Aluneth Mage will want to use it. And control decks? They want cards, but have very specific tools, so playing the rightmost card might be a bad thing most of the time. A deck like Murloc Mage? For sure!

Only ‘bad’ thing I see right now is that this card promotes a much-hated archetype – Face Aggro / Burn with high card redundancy.

I wonder … do you mean Gnomish Inventor? Is it approved that Luna will replace herself when played as the rightmost card?

Or do I misinterpret your last sentence?

That’s the way it’ll work. Or ‘the price you’ll have to pay for magnetizing’.

Time will tell if this will make mech positioning awkward or if it doesn’t matter at all.

I wonder why it’s not possible to simply give a choice, regardless of where a mech is positioned on the board. Some sort of battlecry targeting a mech plus a ‘play as a creature instead’ button …

It magnetizes with the right one!?

I can’t wait to see how many players (especially in Arena mode during the first days of the new expansion) forget how ‘magnetizing placement’ works.

I think it will be as simple as ‘all enhancements provided by the magnetizing card disappear’.

So if you magnetize a 2/2 vanilla mech with Spider Bomb and it gets silenced, well … it’s a 2/2 vanilla mech once again.

I wondered, too. Maybe because it is an exosuit (see that little goblin up there?) and a mech by definition would be a ‘robot’.

But yeah, for me, this should be a mech.

Oh and … Mechs are back!

Did I mention that I like it a lot?

That was a really funny watching experience. I like it a lot! And Dr. Boom … what’s not to love about that!?

Just what I thought.

But – as you can see with TGT – there’s hope for better ‘long term value’ when looking at The Witchwood’s card quality. There’s hope at least.

@DukeStarswisher don’t just think about the ‘standard veteran’ – what about all the people who invested in wild in the recent past? Of course I’m not sure if there are many players that did that.

Regardless of that, I stick with my ‘collectible’ argument – making wild a ‘budget’ format will feel bad for everyone who has accumulated a large wild collection.