'Hearthstone: Journey To Un'Goro' Reveals: Two Terrible Priest Cards And Sunkeeper Tarim

Hearthstone is bringing its playerbase to the most dangerous jungle in all of Azeroth and hoping nobody gets eaten in the Journey To Un’Goro . Three new cards from the set were revealed on Monday while everyone was in their tents sleeping, but I managed to venture forth and capture a rare glimpse of these beauties.

Sunkeeper Tarim- IGN’s card reveal is definitely the most hyped of the bunch. This Paladin 3/6 Legendary minion costs six mana and has a Battlecry that turns every minion on the board into a 3/3. If Aldor Peacekeeper is a staple in all Paladin Control decks, this guy is going to be a must-have for anyone that wants to bring Uther into a game. It can control the board, like Eadric The Pure, but costs less mana and can actually clear the minions it augments. A must have for any Murloc Paladin that wants to do some absurd combo.

Shadow Visions- I’m not a fan of this card and view it solely as filler. Why would you waste two mana on the hopes you get an Excavated Evil or Entomb instead of a Power Word: Shield ? We haven’t seen all the cards from the set, so maybe it combos with a new unreleased Priest card that we don’t know about yet. The only way I can see this card getting good is if Reno Jackson gains popularity in Priest.

Crystaline Oracle- Invengolbal’s release card is somewhere between bad and good. It’s a one-mana 1/1 with a Deathrattle that copies a card from your opponent’s deck and adds it to your hand. Priest already has some of the best one-drops in the game, it’s hard to beat Twilight Whelp or Northshire Cleric . With the Year Of The Mammoth rolling in and Whelp leaving us for good, maybe this card might find a place in niche Priest decks.

How do you like these Journey To Un’Goro cards? Tell us in the comments.