For example, Salvage draws 2 cards for 4 mana and is a very solid card.
This spell is, in my opinion, the strongest card revealed so far and it may be one of the best cards in the game.ĭrawing 2 cards for only 2 mana is very cheap. It’s also worth noticing that cheap interaction might be even more valuable than before, with the introduction of the Spellshield keyword. Overall, I think Unspeakable Horror is a very interesting alternative to Vile Feast.
Although, activating Nightfall can make this a bit clunky sometimes. However, it does look stronger than Vile Feast against other matchups as long as you can activate Nightfall. This card will be overall a bit weaker than Vile Feast against aggressive decks – that is if the chump blocker is valuable (hence not against Elusive, Fearsome, and Overwhelm aggressive decks). It’s also worth noticing that this card should be able to create itself (however, it can’t create champions so you can’t get yourself a Nocturne out of it). This is a bit slower than Vile Feast because you will have to enable the Nightfall, but any Nightfall card will have more value than a Spiderling in the end. The other thing that sets it apart from Vile Feast is creating a random Nightfall card in hand instead of a Spiderling on board. This card is quite comparable to Vile Feast, as it has the same cost and a similar effect, and is in the same region.įirst of all, it has the upside of being able to target the opponent’s Nexus, which is very relevant to give some extra reach, especially in aggressive decks, and can enable some synergies (Plunder, Gangplank/Sejuani/Swain level-up condition…). But, with the reveals we’ve got so far, Nocturne is more looking like a good stand-alone card than a build-around. We might get better Nightfall units with the (potential) Diana reveal – in that case, Nocturne will become a lot more interesting. This can give the opponent the opportunity to remove Nocturne before you can take advantage of his effect enough times, whereas Ashe can prevent the opponent from blocking while open attacking.Īlthough, so far the pool of Nightfall units is very small and overall not that strong, so it’s very hard to commit to leveling up Nocturne.
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However, it’s worse when open attacking because you need to play out units if you want to use this ability to it to its full potential. It is easier to use than Frostbite as you just need to play a few units to make it work. He plays a very similar role to leveled Ashe, by making the opponent’s units enable to block. His leveled version is also very interesting. Both Elise and Kalista are very strong Fearsome champions, and Nocturne might struggle to find his place in Fearsome decks because of that. Though it’s important to notice that the Fearsome champion spot for Shadow Isles is very competitive. With this keyword and a useful ability on top, Nocturne could be very good in Fearsome aggro, probably alongside Mistwraith. Speaking of Fearsome, having a high density of Fearsome units in an aggressive deck is very valuable because it makes the opponent’s chump blockers irrelevant. This ability will allow him to help find good trades, deal with the opponent’s key unit, and it makes the Fearsome keyword even stronger on him and his allies. His stats are a bit weak because 3 health makes him trade with a lot of cheaper units, but the ability to grant Vulnerable and give -1/-0 is really valuable. The first interesting thing about Nocturne is that he is already quite good by himself. See Wikibooks:Media for more information. Any other uses of this image, on Wikibooks or elsewhere, may be copyright infringement. Qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law.
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Sheik teaches Link how to play the Nocturne of Shadow in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
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