That's it for now! There's only one round of card reveals left set for later today at 11AM PT, so come back tomorrow as we do a quick Lightning Round. As it is, this is an enticing choice for Wild players. If the Paladin gets more buff options, I could see this getting more play in Standard. Likewise, if it's buffed, then the effect can be removed with Pint-Size Potion or Aldor Peacekeeper. Even a temporary effect, like something from Abusive Sergeant or Stormwind Champion. Even though most of the handbuff cards are going off into Wild, Val'anyr is still around and it can fully support this minion.īut the other interesting thing here is that the effect doesn't need to be triggered by a spell. Yes, there are plenty of Paladin spells that can buff this. The effect kicks in while it has 3 Attack or more, so the idea is going to be to buff it up. Has Taunt and Lifesteal while it has 3 or more Attack.Īnalysis: This is an interesting Paladin minion for a couple of reasons. Otherwise, Arcane Keysmith is a huge winner for Mage. Unless there's a new Secret counter that's getting unveiled on Monday, the one saving grace for the Secret Mage's opposition is that a handful of key cards like Medivh's Valet and Kabal Crystal Runner are both rotating out. And even that gets nullified by Counterspell! So right now, there's currently no counter for Secrets other than the Hunter's Flare. What makes this all the more infuriating for the Standard player is that, as of the moment this feature is posted, there is currently nothing set to replace the departing Eater of Secrets. It could grant the Mage player a Secret that they wouldn't typically play, but would fit the situation at hand, like a Vaporize or Mana Bind.
That could mean throwing up a fresh Explosive Runes or Counterspell. This is an insanely powerful card for that deck, not only putting a 2/2 body on the board, but granting the Mage player a new Secret and playing it! Put it into the battlefield.Īnalysis: Well, if you thought Secret Mage was dominant now, just wait. Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 8)īattlecry: Discover a Secret. Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 7) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 6) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 5) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 4) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 3) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 2) Hearthstone: The Witchwood Card Analyses (Part 1) Hearthstone: The Witchwood - The GDC 2018 Interview with Dave Kosak & Dean Ayala Need a recap? Here's what you may have missed: We continue by looking at the first of the cards revealed by various outlets, including YouTube content creators, Twitch streamers, and news sites. The Witchwood marks Hearthstone's eighth expansion and the first one for the Year of the Raven.Īs is tradition, Shacknews is stepping into the murky forest to break these cards down by the handful. The Witchwood will introduce 135 new cards, using new Echo and Rush mechanics and also introducing a Monster Hunt single-player mode. Blizzard is kicking off card reveals for Hearthstone's next expansion.
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