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Tarim could potentially be good in handbuff paladin as an anti-jade tech (now that Eadric's gone), but it's kinda unplayable against aggro (you're buffing their board) and control (you're hurting your board more than theirs). 3/7 taunt for 6 is an insane body for handbuff though, so if the meta shifts from aggro to more midrange maybe it has a place. He might also just be a solid buffing card for more tempo/aggro oriented lists.

Crystalline Oracle seems like a hard sell unless elemental priest becomes a thing, since it's always less tempo than Northshire or Mistress of Mixtures, and is usually going to be less value as well. Shadow Visions could be good for Kazakus Priest, as (a) you need 30 unique cards anyways and (b) there are a lot of spells you would like to be able to play twice, but it's probably too slow to work in most decks.

'94 here. Pokemon was huge at elementary school (Silver/Gold era), but it got banned after a couple kids set up a Pokemon card black market during recess. Then we moved onto Beyblades. We got those banned too.

With how do or die Square has seemed when talking about Final Fantasy XV, it doesn't seem like they'd be in a position to back riskier projects right now. If FFXV does well, maybe that frees them up enough to look at something like Sleeping Dogs 2, but I doubt they would have anything soon.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. I put around 2,000 hours into that game. If I had a working GBA I would probably still be playing it.

I've mostly been playing an aggro beast druid with Fandral Staghelm that's been doing really well. I've also been messing around a bit with deathrattle Rogue and Hunter, as well as a more traditional Control Warrior with the new Hogger as a counter to C'thun decks. The most satisfying moment I've had so far was backstabbing my own Undercity Huckster as Deathrattle Rogue and getting Counterspell against Freeze Mage, who would have had lethal otherwise.

Seconding this. If that doesn't work, regular blog updates would be great.

Shadowcaster has insane potential for rogue, because rogue has some of the best deathrattle/battlecry minions in the game. The value you can get with a 1-mana Dark Iron Skulker, VanCleef, SI-7 Agent, Tomb Pillager, Anub'Arak, or even Kidnapper is pretty crazy. It would also work really well with Coldlight Oracle for Mill Rogue.

Out of curiosity, I checked out how much healing you could get in a Paladin deck with Forbidden Healing. Running the following:

• 2x Holy Light
• 2x Seal of Light
• 2x Lay on Hands
• 2x Forbidden Healing
• 2x Voodoo Doctor
• 2x Earthen Ring Farseer
• 2x Refreshment Vendor
• 2x Antique Healbot
• 2x Darkscale Healer
• 2x Tuskarr Jouster
• 2x Guardian of Kings
• 2x Priestess of Elune
• 2x Truesilver Champion
• Brann Bronzebeard

You can get up to 228 healing in a single game. Throw in some Tournament Medics and a Finley to get Priest hero power, and that number goes up even higher. Obviously you're probably not actually going to use cards like Voodoo Doctor or Priestess of Elune, and you're not going to be able to realistically have Brann out to proc every single one of your battlecry minions. The deck would also lose Healbot and Seal of Light in Standard, so a standard version would only have up to 188 healing. That's still 6 times your health pool though.

I'm down! Wyze Kraken on NA, currently Gold 1.

I have if 2001 counts (Clarke and Kubrick worked on the book and movie in tandem, but the book came out second).