Black Adam) and an introduction to Dwayne Johnson as the character, it actually plays more like Ostensibly the origin story of Teth-Adam (a.k.a. Saves viewers a lot of time by going straight there. Even better if we get some 2-drop Mech with Magnetize.You know how a film franchise will start off strong only to gradually lose steam and focus with each sequel until it becomes a mess of bad-but-plentiful special effects, too many villains, and repeated catchphrases in place of decent writing? basically gaining some early game board control AND usually around 4 Armor on top of that.Įven though it’s not really a build-around card and doesn’t push the Warrior’s power that much (the class already has lots of anti-Aggro tools), it’s powerful for a 1-drop, it fits into different decks, you wouldn’t mind dropping it on T1, but your Aggro opponents will hate to see that. Armorsmith was dropped mostly because 1 attack is not that good on a 2-drop, but it’s very acceptable on a 1-drop – you can trade with Dire Mole, Righteous Protector, Fire Fly etc. It’s so good that it might even fit into a non-Mech Control Warrior builds. It’s a solid, cheap body to slam Magnetize onto, and giving it more health potentially means more Armor gain. And the second kind of build is Control Mech Warrior (which looks like the main Warrior’s theme for this expansion), where it’s a nice, anti-Aggro 1-drop with a Mech upside.

Even if you can’t take advantage of the Mech tag, the extra Armor might come handy in the Aggro mirrors. First of all, aggressive Warrior builds – it’s like a better Dire Mole there.

It seems to fit into two kinds of deck lists. It’s a 1 mana 1/3, with two upsides – Mech tag and some Armor gain potential. If Dire Mole is a solid card, even in the decks that don’t have any kind of synergy with Beast tribe, I don’t see why wouldn’t this one be good.

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