hunter secrets wont be played until they have draw secret mechanizm like mage has.Mage couldnt add those secrets (other than ice block) without Arcanologist
Another secret for Putricide to summon, but I think this might actually be a worse version of Snake Trap. Here's my thinking, you see a hunter summon three 1/1 tokens and that really doesn't seem like a problem until they combo it with something like Kill Command, Houndmaster, or Nesting Roc. but the 2/3 minion with poisonous is immediately dangerous so they will probably try to remove it as soon as possible.
It's still a form of Mindgames which I like, but much riskier.
Potion of Madness makes this new secret a nerf to Professor Putricide - secrets trigger on your opponent's turn, meaning Priest can steal the Poisonous minion and kill something else of yours at your expense because Potion of Madness grants charge.
Yes, it would be broken, but you're overstating what it would be. You would still be able to go face like with Snake Trap and divine shield minions would survive.
Seems good but people always test hunter secrets by using their weakest minions first so it's not really game changing. Although if you don't kill the cobra straight out it may trade two-for-one.
Thing is that the fact that they use their weakest minions is a good thing, it only leaves the big ones to deal with it once it spawns. That said people will learn to play around this if it gets popular. I don't think that this takes the hit from the attack though. I think it is just like snake trap but with a 2/3 poisonous.
Golden in Arena though
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Snakes on a frozen plain.
"I'm tired of these Monday to Friday snakes, on this Monday to Friday plane!" -Censored Version
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hunter secrets wont be played until they have draw secret mechanizm like mage has.Mage couldnt add those secrets (other than ice block) without Arcanologist
Meta defining op amazing.
My new favorite inclusion into my DInomancy control hunter!
Another secret for Putricide to summon, but I think this might actually be a worse version of Snake Trap. Here's my thinking, you see a hunter summon three 1/1 tokens and that really doesn't seem like a problem until they combo it with something like Kill Command, Houndmaster, or Nesting Roc. but the 2/3 minion with poisonous is immediately dangerous so they will probably try to remove it as soon as possible.
It's still a form of Mindgames which I like, but much riskier.
Potion of Madness makes this new secret a nerf to Professor Putricide - secrets trigger on your opponent's turn, meaning Priest can steal the Poisonous minion and kill something else of yours at your expense because Potion of Madness grants charge.
Only if the Priest can attack with a Minion with less then 3 attack. Northshire Cleric , Crystalline Oracle , Radiant Elemental and Shadow Ascendant are the only minions I can think. But yes, nothing would trigger me more then giving a Priest a Poisonous charge Minion.
Sneaky Sneks
Add "as the new target" and make it epic
Sure, Hunter can have Noble Sacrifice and Vaporize combined into one secret. What could possibly go wrong?
Unless the minion has Divine shield
Yes, it would be broken, but you're overstating what it would be. You would still be able to go face like with Snake Trap and divine shield minions would survive.
Preeetty sure I saw the exact same card on Hearthcards.com years ago.
You're paying my medical bill for the heart attack you gave me while I was scrolling down the comments.
Seems good but people always test hunter secrets by using their weakest minions first so it's not really game changing. Although if you don't kill the cobra straight out it may trade two-for-one.
Thing is that the fact that they use their weakest minions is a good thing, it only leaves the big ones to deal with it once it spawns. That said people will learn to play around this if it gets popular. I don't think that this takes the hit from the attack though. I think it is just like snake trap but with a 2/3 poisonous.