Doomhammer with Spiteful is pretty terrifying.

Don't know about the rest of you guys but i say eff this guy and anyone who has them in their deck. lost too many games to it.

Shadowstep seems OP to me. I used to think Miracle Rogue was beautiful, but now that I know how to play it, it just seems broken. Returning a minion to your hand at zero cost AND having the ability to replay it for 2 less mana is insane.

If you get really lucky you could set yourself up for a turn ten Rag > Faceless Manipulator combo

@c0v3rt: Leeroy is OP, shadowstep is not.

@fredchuckdave: Nah, I think he's fine. 6/2 for 4 mana gives you insane value for the stats you get, but is designed as a finisher. Compare it to an Argent Commander that's likely giving you an 8/4 at minimum for 6.

The whole Miracle Rogue deck is broken and Shadowstep is just the catalyst. I'd be willing to bet that six months from now, we'll all laugh and say, "Hey guys, remember when Shadowstep was free?"

@fredchuckdave: Leeroy is basically a Fire Ball (deal 6 damage) since the two 1.1s can kill it. He can be buffed but so can the Fire Ball with Spell Power. He's blocked by taunts which the Fire Ball isn't. Sure he's good if you can kill the two whelps, but 2 damage isn't hard to do. And if you kill a creature with him, he's basically a polymorph that leaves two 1.1 whelps (if you use a hero power to kill off one of the 1.1s then it would be the same as a 6-cost polymorph).

So I just think of him as a Neutral Fire Ball.

I don't think he's OP (but I still find him, and Fire Ball, annoying sometimes; especially if they are drawn to win the game - though those decks usually have a bunch of cards that would win anyway).

@dixavd said:

Leerpy's not OP, but he warps the meta in that literally every aggro deck plays him to stay relevant, no questions asked, which I think is kinda an issue. No CCG is perfectly balanced, but if a card is so good it's not even debatable that you would include it in your deck, sometimes that card gets rebalanced. See also Ragnaros, who fits in basically any deck and is almost a guaranteed two for one, or three for one if your opponent doesn't have a very large creature or the one kill card (Shadow Word: Death, Deadly Shot, Siphon Soul, etc.) that can deal with him.

I mean, Nat Pagle didn't guarantee you a win, but if your first turn was Coin into Nat Pagle, it was fucking stupid, because it's guaranteed a couple turns before you can get rid of him unless you immediately Ironbeak Owl him or something. He was often a zero mana Arcane Intellect. So they nerfed him a little, and he's still perfectly playable, but the card draws are delayed slightly.

The real issue might be that so many of the Legendaries are too gimmicky to be worth playing, so you just see Ragnaros, Leeroy, Ysera, Nat Pagle, Sylvanas, and a couple others over and over and over. Makes the good Legendaries seem more annoying than they really are.

@dixavd: Fireball is one of the best cards in the game period; outclassing literally every other damage spell by a wide margin.