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im already liking snapdragon
and coilfang will be fun to play too was worried when i read the look at 3 cards on your opponent hand until i got to " cant be played next turn"
now i have a chance to make sure a card stays in my opponent hand until i can play mutanus!
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People wanted more ways to interact with the opponents hand, here it is.
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I donât think itâll see play.
It seems too generic for the amount of oversynergy we see in modern decks. And as simply a tech option, it looks very specific.
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Coilfang Constrictor seems interesting but donât think itâs good enough. Like every other tech card people will find that just Punching Face and making your opponent a crater is the better tech.
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I dunno⌠it seems like it could be pretty useful in fending off lethal and protecting your own board. Use on turn 6 against paladin to keep Cariel off the board for another turn. Or against an OTK deck ready to go off next turn
but it has the beast tag
isnt specific
and its a 4 mana 5/4
most tech cards have specific target or are understated
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Only the 3-mana keleseth might see play, the other 2 are too weak and will only be playable if discovered by amalgams.
Another day 1 add.
Sometimes stalling a card from being played 1 turn can mean the difference between an OTK loss and victory
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Yeah sure, a 5/4 for 4 mana disrupting ennemy hand wonât see play lol.
Guys, itâs so good tempo, I donât understand how that card wouldnât see play. In rogue for example. You can slam it and prevent defense, you can step it. In control, you can Brann it.
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5/4 for 4 is vanilla stats. Itâs not âgreat tempoâ.
The effect is ok, but I donât think that itâs strong enough as a tech.
Yes, you may be delaying a core card by 1 turn, but you are also delaying your cards by 1 turn.
Time will tell ofc, but Iâm not optimistic about it.
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Anyone who thinks this wonât be an auto include in every aggro deck is absolutely delusional.
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This reminds me of Star Student Stelina, which didnât see much play at the time.
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I donât think about it as a tech. I think about it as a core card for aggro and tempo decks.
Take board, and on 4, just deny a board clear with that. You can even think about it played for 1 or 2 mana in aggro hunter.
Of course I may be mistaken, but imo, itâs very strong.
Itâs also good material as a tech card against boar priest for example. But I donât think it would see play as a tech card.
Edit : both elem and beast artworks are awesome.
The first legendary is also revealed in their Twitter.
That looks very good for board control but 10 mana makes me sceptical.
(and by sceptical I really mean⌠Meh)
Star Student Stelina was bad because it blocked other outcast cards while being difficult to get in the outcast slot when you needed it to be played. This can be played at any time for the affect, and is a battlecry so it can be duplicated. Not to mention any class can use this
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The lew legendary has a cool design, but like shroud, I think itâs a bit underwhelming compared to Onyxia for example.
Unless you have a way to summon it from your deck, and there it becomes premium.
Aaaaaand, of course, itâs nuts Azshara material, I can already hear the salty people coming here right after a 1 mana Neptulon highroll.
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Theyâve revealed both of the Neutral Legendaries now.
Both Neptulon and Ozumat are Colossals:
The Hands are both 4/2s with âImmune while attacking.â
Ozumatâs Tentacles are just vanilla 1/3s.
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Ozumat, I really donât know what to tell about it, instinctively I would say it wonât be played, but really not sure.
Yeah onyxia is a good comparison:
The colossal can deal 2 instances of 8 damage.
Onyxia deals 1 instance of 8 damage and 6 instances of 2 damage.
So onyxia deals much more damage and much more flexible spread. The downside is losing the whelps ofc.
But, even with losing the whelps, assuming you try to match what the colossal does, itâs still more flexible and you are only +3/+1 behind in leftover stats (2* 2/1 +8/8 vs 2*4/2 +7/7)
Furthermore, itâs harder for the opponent to react to Onyxia because you have to first deal with leftover whelps.
.overall I think a weaker onyxia.
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