Antonidas

But like taunt and death rattle is not as good as at the end of your turn, so we don't want that.

The other trigger is from Antonidas, which is whenever you cast a spell, which is not terrible.

It's actually pretty reasonable.

But I think...

Uh, and I don't think I can see what I got with that, because my next screenshot in my phone is, uh, we very much won, which is pretty funny.

But anyway, you get the idea there.

Anyway, moving on to this one And this is where I was, this is where I was offered Antonidas, so this must have been Thor of Ice.

So Antonidas in the middle, and it has the trigger is whenever you cast a spell, and the la- uh, the ability is add a fireball to your hand.

So it doesn't matter how expensive the thing is, it's going to be playable at some point.

I had an Antonidas, where whenever I'd play a spell, it would summon a legendary minion.

I won that game, but before I could play Antonidas, which is a shame, because having effectively a zero mana Antonidas and then being able to play some spells and summoning random legendary minions was going to be quite a powerful thing.

I got Archmage Kellek, the four mana 4-4 that says Battlecry, give spells in your hand and deck, plus one spell damage.

I got that.

so by and large you have to really roll poorly to roll a seven drop or a six drop otherwise you're getting five or less and so this is just beasts right because it's gonna be a very narrow pool and some of these some of these are really quite powerful i don't know whether the the power tiger because at the end of every turn whether that's a thing like you probably don't want to overwrite that um but at the end of every turn do some other ability that something else had that could be something quite powerful i don't know uh it's also It's also possible that the pool has expanded.

I know during theorycrafting I mentioned that Raja the Hero Power got Antonidas, which was unexpected, but I saw it multiple times.

Anyway, assembling a beast from this, I think this is pretty good.

If you're playing Druid and you're just on commons arrears, you probably do want to have this in there because this is extra value to be able to get a beast that probably does something unexpected.

So like maybe that's pretty common.

However, one of my opponents also assembled an option that included Antonidas, uh, the, the mage legendary from all those years ago, and end of turn.

And I know it was Antonidas.

Like it could've been ...

No, no, no, 'cause the, the Pyromancer, the new Pyromancer one is Caster, isn't it? So it's definitely Antonidas, because I had headphones in, I was actually listening to the, the play sounds, and at the end of turn there was a thing, and you hear Antonidas going, "Aha." And I was like, "Whoa, did that just put a fireball in their hand?" And I was like, "This is not good.

I'm playing like a slow deck." I think I was playing like Blood control Death Knight at this point.

"I'm playing a slow deck, and they're putting a fireball in their hand every turn.