The only reason i could imagine this seen play is if you plan on flooding your opponent's hand with mukla and coldlight oracles and what not and you want to burn his card. He has to decide whether to trade or not with incomplete information ( he doesn't know what you will do with that minion if that lives) allowing you to buff it, have a favorevable trade and what not. He tries to achieve his goal by searching for powerful ancient artifacts. If he instead were to leave a minion on the board and he decides not to trade into it (equivalent so to speak of not paying for cursed!) he can be punished much more severely. Arch-Thief Rafaam is an ethereal who craves power and superiority above all else. He will always choose what's least detrimental to him. He has complete information on how he wants to develop his game (he knows his hand) and he is being given the option of getting rid of this effect or not. You play this card and have no information on what is on his hand.
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Contents 1 Generated by 2 Trivia 3 Gallery 4 Patch changes Generated by Trivia The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game 'The Hunt for Illidan' series, for the card Clinging Curse. For more information, see Curse of Rafaam. This card used to be obtained in the League of Explorers Mountain solo adventure, but is now only obtainable through crafting (unless you purchased the first wing of the League of Explorers before the expansion was removed from the shop, in which case, you can still purchase the rest of the expansion). Just make the Curse of Rafaam card that you play to give them the curse, change the number of damage stated on the card, just like any spell card does with spell power. Cursed is an uncollectible warlock spell card, generated by Curse of Rafaam. In Zoo and Renouncing Darkness decks, our turn 2 is better spent on Knife Thrower, Wrathguard, Dark Peddler, or even dropping 2 1-drops. Curse of Rafaam is a Warlock -only spell. Currently in the meta we have 4 types of Warlock decks Zoo, C'thun, RenoLock, and Renouncing Darkness. Reply phoenixrawr Additional comment actions That implies that the damage dealt by the curse is fixed at the time you play it.
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What's more important, this card has no flexibility while a minion can damage face or trade.įinally, what really makes this terrible is that you give the opponent the choice of how to deal with it. I personally love Curse of Rafaam, however the current meta makes it a weaker card. Just make the Curse of Rafaam card that you play to give them the curse, change the number of damage stated on the card, just like any spell card does with spell power. An aggro deck is built to outrace you and 2 damage/turn for 2 mana is worse than a 3/2 for 2 if you are both going face.
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