CARD LIST: All revealed Un'Goro cards
The royal dinosaur family grows larger.
Warrior has always been about dealing with damaged minions. [card]king mosh[/card], the new addition to the Garrosh family is no different. Statted at 9/7 for 9 mana, King Mosh shows no mercy. On Battlecry, he destroys all damaged minions, regardless of where their allegiances lie.
King Mosh is without a doubt pricey but given how he will only see play in Control Warriors (potentially) maybe there’s hope for him. Coupled with [card]whirlwind[/card] on T10, King Mosh acts as a better [card]deathwing[/cad], clearing the entire board and leaving you with a 9/7 body but also with a full hand of cards.
Mosh is only the third Warrior card that we’ve been shown, however, and we’re yet to see what the class’ identity will be in Un’Goro. Not the case with Hunter, however.
Rexxar and Alleria will be all about low-cost beasts in the coming expansion, judging by the total of six cards that have been revealed already. Between [card]the marsh queen[/card] quest rewarding the swarming with 1-mana minions, the reveal of [card]crackling razormaw[/card] by us yesterday and today’s [card]raptor hatchling[/card] and [card]terrorscale stalker[/card], Hunter players are already savoring the SMOrc damage.
Terrorscale Stalker is particularly interesting as it’s a cheaper alternative to another very familiar and underused card: [card]princess huhuran[/card]. Huhuran never saw play because her weird mana cost of 5 made her both expensive (most good deathrattle cards cost 2 or 3 mana) and off-curve (coming a turn BEFORE [card]savannah highmane[/card], for example), but Terrorscale Stalker is a different deal. At 3 mana, the Stalker can trigger the likes of [card]kindly grandmother[/card] or even Raptor Hatching with the coin. When played after Highmane on T7, it also leaves 4 mana to play other cards, be that [card]kill command[/card] or [card]houndmaster[/card].
