Shoemanband (creator)3 years ago Art by joao vagner.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nYdLBE
Randomizer3 years ago @Gothe While both are "infinite value," Rexxar's value is very different from this card's value. Getting a big Beast every turn is much stronger and reliable than a random Murloc. It'd be like saying Hack the System, or Galakrond Shaman, is comparable to Deathstalker Rexxar or Frost Lich Jaina.
And once again, a value Hero for a swarm deck doesn't really work.
Gothe3 years ago @Randomizer each of them are 6 mana that has an infinite value hero power. Difference is one provides big beasts while the other goes more with Murloc's swarm ability/theme. Only challenge is getting murlcos to die a lot.
Randomizer3 years ago @Gothe In exchange for a super powerful Beast each turn, you get a Murloc. I'd say it's not a fair comparison.
Randomizer3 years ago @Ymer Murlocs provide far, far less value than Lackeys. All Murlocs are small and can't discover large minions like Lackeys can.
That being said, a value oriented hero for Murlocs feels... counterintuitive.
Gothe3 years ago almost sorta better than deathstalker rexxar. in exchange for 2 damage to all enemy minions, you get an eternal 4/4.
Ymer3 years ago I'm a huge fan of value decks but this is going too far. People run rogue galakrond in regular decks just for the infinite lackeys.
Stevethebarbarian 3 years ago "Battlecry: Summon a 4/4 Murkenstein's Monster that won't stay dead."
Shoemanband (creator)3 years ago That would be better, but what would be a good way to do it? "Summon a 4/4 Murkenstein's Monster that goes Dormant when it dies, then reawakens after 3 friendly Murlocs die."
Anonymous3183 years ago The hero card could benefit from an extra line explaining what Murkenstein's Monster does, like how DK Garrosh reads, "Equip a 4/3 Shadowmourne that also damages adjacent minions."
Shoemanband (creator)3 years ago Dr. Murkenstein can create an infinite army of unstoppable Murloc Monsters! Just don't ask where he gets the parts.
Thoughts?
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Art by joao vagner.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nYdLBE
@Gothe While both are "infinite value," Rexxar's value is very different from this card's value. Getting a big Beast every turn is much stronger and reliable than a random Murloc. It'd be like saying Hack the System, or Galakrond Shaman, is comparable to Deathstalker Rexxar or Frost Lich Jaina.
And once again, a value Hero for a swarm deck doesn't really work.
@Randomizer each of them are 6 mana that has an infinite value hero power. Difference is one provides big beasts while the other goes more with Murloc's swarm ability/theme. Only challenge is getting murlcos to die a lot.
@Gothe In exchange for a super powerful Beast each turn, you get a Murloc. I'd say it's not a fair comparison.
@Ymer Murlocs provide far, far less value than Lackeys. All Murlocs are small and can't discover large minions like Lackeys can.
That being said, a value oriented hero for Murlocs feels... counterintuitive.
almost sorta better than deathstalker rexxar. in exchange for 2 damage to all enemy minions, you get an eternal 4/4.
I'm a huge fan of value decks but this is going too far. People run rogue galakrond in regular decks just for the infinite lackeys.
Sorry, EUREKA!
Perfect!
"Battlecry: Summon a 4/4 Murkenstein's Monster that won't stay dead."
That would be better, but what would be a good way to do it? "Summon a 4/4 Murkenstein's Monster that goes Dormant when it dies, then reawakens after 3 friendly Murlocs die."
The hero card could benefit from an extra line explaining what Murkenstein's Monster does, like how DK Garrosh reads, "Equip a 4/3 Shadowmourne that also damages adjacent minions."
Dr. Murkenstein can create an infinite army of unstoppable Murloc Monsters! Just don't ask where he gets the parts.
Thoughts?