EREDAR LORD OF THE BURNING LEGION
>>318787414
Is that real?
>>318787775
yes; it's occasionally used but not always since it's complete deadweight against any class except warlock
decks using dreadsteed (a warlock 1/1 demon for 4 mana which respawns upon death) use it because they can sac their own dreadsteed for health/an extra steed with Baron Rivendale, which doubles upon-death effects, but most warlocks do not because again, useless against most classes
anyway you can sac pact the enemy hero if he's Jaraxxus'd himself, yes
>>318788553
incidentally, this and repentance also works on Jaraxxus
>>318788820
does sacred trial kill the jar as it hits the board, or after it takes the hero?
>>318788961
he is first placed on the board and then replaces the hero
>>318789238
yeah but I mean does the warlock autolose because sacred trial kills him
also, what makes it appealing to destroy your hero and replace them with lord jaraxxus is:
-he has 15 health, which might be more than your hero's at the time you play him
-he has a default 3/8 weapon equipped (that is, he can attack someone as a 3/[hitpoints] minion 8 times), meaning your lethal thresholds are lower and the enemy playing a small guy is much less of a threat to you
-his hero power (a thing you can do every turn for 2 mana) is summon a 6/6 (which is pretty fucking good stats), which is probably better for you than the default "pay 2 life and draw a card" warlock has at the point in the game you can play him
>>318789679
no. the battlecry does not trigger because, as I read the card, the minion is instantly destroyed. I don't know whether that would trigger a deathrattle tho.
>>318789906
even then it's still huge because it denies the warlock the heal
the most OP card in the game is Benjamin Franklin
>>318789959
yeah sure. it's not just jaraxxus but a creature on the field aside it's always a loss of mana in that round. or it could fuck up a whole combo.
>>318790097
You're mistaken, Heartstone lvl gold pro here
Money is a mechanic, not a card.
>>318790097
Damn he already has that "That's what you spend me on?" expression.
