I see in search that someone suggested that King Mukla bananas only go to the player, I like that everyone gets in the action. BUT, the player should get at least a 2/2 beside another either 1/1 or 2/2 banana for running the hero. Make it worth the person’s advantage (and it provides some thought of using the bananas for other players). Hero’s are supposed to be your advantage, so give them between the two bananas 3/3 or 4/4.
BLIZZARD ??? YOU LISTENING ???
I use King Mukla as a finisher or to remove a fat taunt.
But he is especially useful when your opponent is low on cards. If you time it right, they will mill their next card draw. If they don’t have any minions on board or in hand, they have no choice but to either buff your minions, use whatever cards they have, or watch their cards burn.
I run King Mukla in my Breakfast Hunter. If I can get them discounted, I can play them a couple turns in a row, effectively milling my opponent while setting up my own lethals.
However, it is a battlecry effect so rezzing Mukla with Stranglethorn Heart does not give bananas.
I think they mean BGs King Mukla.
In battleground as a hero.
That would mean that Mukla could consistently stay ahead of everyone else in the lobby theoretically. Thats not a balanced feature to allow. So the Bananas are all randomly assigned as if they were poker cards. Some enemies get a +2/+2 banana occasionally to offset the likelyhood that Mukla gets two shots at getting +2/+2 bananas each turn. So while you already get your 2 bananas each turn allowing you to pile onto something all early game and midgame if you like and never take any damage, by the endgame this wont be as much of an issue since others can probably take it out by then by other means and you;ve been providing others with a minimum of +1/+1 every turn when at a minimum you;ve been able to gain +2/+2 each turn (thats if you get 2x +1/+1 bananas in a turn) to a maximum of a possible +4/+4 each turn (2x +2/+2s). So the way it works is the most fair while still providing Mukla the primary benefit and the most benefit from the power.
Thanks for taking the time to state this. It makes logical sense.