More Hearthstone Fan Legendaries
Whats up guys its me Jeremy!
Seeings spoilers of new cards from new expansions can be really exciting, and for some people
is one of the most fun parts about the game.
Unfortunately with Mean Streets of Gadgetzan now in full swing, people might have to wait
a little while before seeing new spoilers, and the most die-hard fans are going through
spoiler season withdrawal.
Fortunately we don't need to wait for Blizzard to release the next expansion to see more
sweet and awesome cards!
Despite not actually being a part of the game, fan made cards can be really awesome and fun
to evaluate, so today we're going to take a look at some more fan made legendaries!
So let's get to it!
Sir Thomas Thomson https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/5bt7p3/thomas_son_of_thomas/ First up on the list is Sir Thomas Thomson,
and boy is this card sweet.
For seven mana you get a four/six, and get to discover a one cost minion that your hero
power now summons instead of making a silver hand recruit.
It's worth noting that since you can't discover cards outside your own class, this card will
usually only let you discover Paladin one drops, or one drops of another class if you
somehow stole the Thomas Thomson or had it put in your hand some other way.
Now a random neutral or paladin class one drop is generally gonna be better than just
a one/one, but it really needs to be better than two one drops, since this card is pretty
much directly fighting against Justicar.
They're both in the 6-7 mana range and upgrade your hero power for grindier games, so comparing
them directly is probably one of the best ways to evaluate Sir Thomas.
Four/six is much better than six/three, but with the extra mana tacked onto Sir Thomas
the two cards pretty much even out.
So what about the abilities?
Well Sir Thomas' is much more varied, but there are certainly some pretty sweet cards
to get.
Stonetusk Boar let's you make one/ones with charge, injured kvaldir let's you make a
2/4 every turn, and tentacle of nzoth is pretty insane if you're a very controlling deck
or playing against a deck weak to AOE.
And getting Weasel Tunneler off this card is probably the most troll thing ever.
Overall Justicar is probably the more consistent and therefore better option, since in general
you're usually gonna get something worse than two 1/1s from Sir Thomas, but Sir Thomas is
definitely still a good card, and also a really well designed one!
Old Innkeeper https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/55q99h/im_feeling_nostalgic_at_hearthstone/
Next up on the list it's Old Innkeeper, a card with a pretty crazy but also really powerful
effect.
For six mana you get a four/four minion with the ability to discover a "nerfed card".
Now for the sake of both balance and player's sanitys, we can assume that nerfed cards are
ones that have been changed but are still in the game.
Otherwise we get a huge list of really broken cards that got completely taken out of the
game like Adrenaline Rush, and this card becomes a nightmare to play against.
Ok now the stats are fine for something that's discovering a good card, but the ability isn't
actually as OP as some people might think.
There are a lot of nerfed cards that were really strong in the deck that was built around
them, but aren't particularly strong when discovered off something like this.
How much value can you get off your pre-nerf undertaker or a warsong commander that gives
minions with 3 or less attack if you're playing Old Innkeeper in something like Renolock or
some random midrange/control deck?
Not a ton.
Even things like pre-nerf force of nature, which is a fine card as just burst or removal,
are much weaker without the card that made them broken, like savage roar in the force
example.
Now there are some pretty broken cards that can be gotten off this, like warsong commander
that gives everything charge, or VanCleef with stealth, or Tinkmaster that could target,
but at the end of the day, most nerfs happen because of a combination of cards, and so
discovering a nerfed card isn't as OP as it sounds.
Still though Old Innkeeper is definitely a good card, even if just for the reason that
it forces the opponent to play around old versions of cards, and it would be a card
we'd love to see in the game.
Card Pack https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/4qqnxk/you_like_opening_packs_how_about_playing_packs/
Up next its Card Pack, a really sweet legendary that basically makes you "open a pack"
when it dies.
Even though this card might seem pretty crazy, other card games actually have pretty similar
stuff, Booster Tutor is a card in Magic the Gathering that let's you pick a card from
a pack and put it in your hand, and even though it was printed in what is essentially a joke
expansion, it does sometimes get played in cubes and other formats but that's besides
the point.
Now card pack makes you summon the minions and then cast the spells with random targets,
which is kind of unfortunate since the minions that got put into play can now get hit by
the random spells, or you can get something like twisting nether.
5 cards isn't a ton, which means not as much crazy stuff can happen as compared to
something like Yogg, but that also means that the level of effect you get from Card Pack
is gonna vary a ton from activation to activation.
Now obviously the effect is pretty powerful, since it's a little bit like Yogg except
as a deathrattle, and you're gonna summon random minions instead of some of the spells,
but is it worth ten mana?
If this was a battlecry it would probably see play but being a deathrattle is so much
worse for this type of card.
Not only do you not get to control what time this goes off, but the chance of it getting
polymorphed or silenced is a serious drawback.
Expensive deathrattles tend to see very little play even if theyre very strong, because paying
a lot of mana to not affect the board is pretty rough, and losing to a silence or a sap isnt
really where you want to be at.
Tirion kind of gets around this since he has taunt, but if you're spending 10 mana developing
card pack when your opponent has a board, the game can start getting really rough.
Overall we would love to see an effect like this, but maybe as a battlecry, since as a
deathrattle it's just not a strong enough card.
Mathias Shaw https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/5c0vdi/mathias_shaw_an_attempt_at_a_good_rogue_legendary/
Next up it's Mathias Shaw, a pretty sweet rogue legendary that's really versatile
and skill testing! Mathias costs 5 mana and is a six/four with the ability "battlecry:
swap attack with another minion.
Combo: Also cast betrayal on it" Now this is a really sweet card for a couple reasons.
First of all, swapping stats with a minion is a pretty cool mechanic, and honestly one
we'd like to see a little bit more, rip Voljin, but its super cool and super versatile.
The fact that this swaps attack instead of health makes it extra versatile.
If your opponent's at six and you have a one/one in play this card gives you lethal.
If you want to shrink an opponent's minion and make Mathias bigger, you can do that.
But wait there's more.
The second ability also casts Betrayal on the minion you swapped with if you combo'd
Mathias.
Now it's worth noting that because of the wording on Betrayal you can't kill your
own minions with this, so Sylvanas shenanigans are out of the question, but this is definitely
still a really sweet ability.
It makes both you and your opponent have to worry about their minion positioning, which
can change a lot of combat decisions throughout the course of the game, and it lets you get
some insane value if you set it up right.
It's also pretty cool that the first ability is strong and relevant and sometimes you'll
use it just for that, but the combo is really powerful as well, meaning that Mathias Shaw
can end up having tons of decision trees and really changing the course of the game.
Overall this card is really strong, but also really skill-testing, and so is definitely
one of our favorite cards on the list.
Haris Pilton https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/5gq554/a_card_for_whales_haris_pilton/
Moving on, let's talk about Haris Pilton, one of the most broken cards on the list despite
just being a one/one.
This card is just nuts.
Even just a two mana one/one that discovers a card from your deck is completely broken.
You get to discover a card, which is already a strong mechanic, except instead of the card
pool being a certain cost or a beast or something, it's the 30 cards you chose to put in your
deck.
And since discover generates cards instead of actually drawing them, Haris Pilton let's
you get extra copies of cards in your deck you wouldn't normally have access to.
Imagine getting to play with a second Aya Blackpaw, or a second Reno, or a third Anyfin
Can Happen.
Now the legendary clause on this card is pretty cute but not super relevant.
You're never building an all legendary or mostly legendary deck, because those decks
tend to be bad, and even if you put this in a legendary heavy deck, say 10+, the chances
of getting all three legendaries added to your hand aren't worth the deckbuilding cost.
It is pretty cool with Elise, but Elise has to transform your deck before this works so
it's more about Elise rng than anything else.
Still though this is definitely a really cool concept, but the base card itself is broken
and would need to cost a lot more mana before it could be made a card.
King D'razil Last but not least, it's King D'razil!
D'razil is a seven mana 5/5 and his battlecry turns adjacent minions into 5 mana 5/5 lizards.
Now getting a net of up to 15/13 worth of stats for seven mana is pretty good, (thats
assuming that the adjacent minions are 0/1s) and the fact that it's split into three
beasts with good stat distributions is pretty sweet.
Moreover this card combos really well with things like unleash the hounds or any deathrattles
you can trade into enemy minions to make it pop like infested wolf or savannah highmane.
One of the cooler things about D'razil is that you can use him to do things like transform
harmful minions you control.
Like if you got a doomsayer off a shredder in wild, or were playing an adventure encounter
where your opponent spawns and gives you harmful minions.
Either way D'razil has some pretty sweet interactions and is a really good card, although
he might be slightly too good for his mana cost.
https://www.reddit.com/r/customhearthstone/comments/58z83x/legendary_for_hunters_its_a_beast_that_make_beasts/ Those are some fan made legendaries that we
thought were really cool or interesting, which ones were your favorites?
Let us know in the comments!
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