Nice deck guide, i already understood the essence of this complex yet delicate creation.

True, but there are some really good combo cards as well! Evis, Edwin and SI:7. I think it might be a bit too slow but I’m still hopeful 🙂

RNGesus casts ice block lol.

?? Why are we hyping this card ??

Interesting… Shaman has definitely received many interesting tools. Control shaman incoming?

Not sure why it’s rated this low, looks decent to me. I really hope tempo rogue without Galakrond returns 🙂

All hail Hunterstone + DHstone!

Oh hey Jeeves is back, but better!

Strong effect, sure. Highlander most likely would run this since 4 mana 3/5 is still kinda slow

Oh look, Alleycat on (potentially) steroids!

Now it has much more potential, but imo still might be a bit too slow. In wild it might serve as a second Kun if necessary.

The bummer part is that it’s 6 mana and not 7 or 8, which means that in wild this cannot be tutored by psychmellon, so I’ve become more skeptical about this one, at least in wild.

I don’t know whether the germination copy would still have active spellburst or not, so I’m skeptical that this could make Malygos Druid in standard

Nah I think this is super good for both classes, glad to see Paladin finally receiving some love after all this time!

Goddamn Kun looks kinda trash right now lmaooooo

You might be very wrong, I’m afraid 🙂

Nah man this on its own is very good as well, compared to zephrys. If you run a highlander shaman then of course this will see play for redundancy. Also with the new innervate this has much much more potential.

So should we expect a midrange deck? Or more control style since good healing?

True, better than another OP expansion that warps the meta once again.

Odd dh noises once again… Good job blizz