Gothe (creator)3 years ago @Octotron 2000 Ah shoot! I remember thinking "Should I check the Sfapeshift Hero Power? Nah, I know how to spell it."
little did I know. lol
Octotron 20003 years ago The only nitpicks I have is that Shapeshift is one word and back has a capital B for some reason. Otherwise I find it cool.
Randomizer3 years ago It seems fine, it's basically like upgrading your Hero Power with Justicar, but earlier and a harder tempo loss.
Poondaedalin3 years ago I really like practical effects like this. It might be too strong, though, since Felfire Deadeye allows you to cast both for 0 Mana.
Kapiork (3.9)3 years ago IIRC, Illidan was training to be a druid at one point, he just didn't have the patience to become one.
Gothe (creator)3 years ago no, they don't refresh each other
Gothe (creator)3 years ago In an alternate timeline, where Illidan became the archdruid Malfurion was meant for (yes, I know Illidan was originally a Mage. Good thing this is a different time line, else I'd be in some hot water)
What it means is essentially you have your default hero power, and a second one.
@Octotron 2000 Ah shoot! I remember thinking "Should I check the Sfapeshift Hero Power? Nah, I know how to spell it."
little did I know. lol
The only nitpicks I have is that Shapeshift is one word and back has a capital B for some reason. Otherwise I find it cool.
It seems fine, it's basically like upgrading your Hero Power with Justicar, but earlier and a harder tempo loss.
I really like practical effects like this. It might be too strong, though, since Felfire Deadeye allows you to cast both for 0 Mana.
IIRC, Illidan was training to be a druid at one point, he just didn't have the patience to become one.
no, they don't refresh each other
In an alternate timeline, where Illidan became the archdruid Malfurion was meant for (yes, I know Illidan was originally a Mage. Good thing this is a different time line, else I'd be in some hot water)
What it means is essentially you have your default hero power, and a second one.