Zephyr is a trash on empty deck

Okay, so this zephyr supposed to be super card that can help you in your current situation? No. Every time I use it on 10 mana I get Tirion, Doomhammer and one more trash card.
I agree that it can help you to make a final hit or remove some secrets or remove full enemy board, BUT! Developers must work on this card and edit its logic on 8-9-10 mana!

Simple examples:
I have empty deck. I can only win by “swapping decks” or using “chief nomi”. What do I get? Right, Doomhammer!
I have full hand with mechatun in it. Table is empty. I don’t need to attack with this deck, if you made specific mecahnics make your zephyr deal with them! But what do I get? Right, Doomhammer!

I believe this zephyr logic fits 500 lines of dumb if-else, and I know you can’t do it other way, but this is one of the cards that must be updated all the time.

Neither Togwaggle not Chef Nomi are Basic/Classic cards. Zephrys can only give you Basic/Classic cards, precisely so it wouldn’t have to be constantly updated.

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In addition to Madmax’ reply, there are some other limitations for Zephrys and they are all fairly well documented. See https://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Zephrys_the_Great

The most important rules to remember are:

  • Zephrys looks at minions on the board, but does not understand card text. (I believe Doomsayer is either the only exception, or one of a very few exceptions).
  • Zephrys knows how many cards are in your and your opponent’s hand, but does not know what these cards are. So don’t expect synergies with cards you are holding.
  • Zephrys sees secrets, but does not know what secrets they are.

There’s a lot more to this, but that is all explained in detail at the link I have included above.

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thanks a lot for the information!

It is still a SUPER card and favors only few classes.

  • The Tirion
  • mechatun
    These are broken cards and should be corrected, the value is way too much and it most likely a loss in most of the cases

Basically, the “perfect” card was a lie.

It is perfect to the extent that it is perfect.

In other words, it is perfect until it isn’t perfect.

Makes sense?