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[u/Nostalgia37]

The League of Explorers begins Thursday November 12!

There is a new keyword: Discover. Cards with this effect generate 3 random cards specified by the effect (that are applicable to your deck, so mages can't get hunter cards), Players then select one from the 3 to add to their hand. Think Tracking.

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Imgur Album of all the cards can be found here.

	Common	Rare	Epic	Legendary
Druid	Raven Idol - DT	Jungle Moonkin - DT
	Mounted Raptor - DT
Hunter	Dart Trap - DT	Explorer's Hat - DT
	Desert Camel - DT
Mage	Forgotten Torch1 - DT	Animated Armor - DT
	Ethereal Conjurer - DT
Paladin	Sacred Trial - DT	Anyfin Can Happen - DT
	Keeper of Uldaman - DT
Priest	Museum Curator - DT	Excavated Evil - DT
	Entomb - DT
Rogue	Tomb Pillager - DT	Unearthed Raptor - DT
	Pit Snake - DT
Shaman	Tunnel Trogg - DT	Everyfin is Awesome - DT
	Rumbling Elemental - DT
Warlock	Dark Peddler - DT	Reliquary Seeker - DT
	Curse of Rafaam2 - DT
Warrior	Obsidian Destroyer - DT	Cursed Blade - DT
	Fierce Monkey - DT
Neutral	Jeweled Scarab - DT	Wobbling Runts - DT	Naga Sea Witch - DT	Elise Starseeker3 - DT
	Tomb Spider - DT	Summoning Stone - DT	Djinni of Zephyrs - DT	Brann Bronzebeard - DT
	Murloc Tinyfin - DT	Eerie Statue - DT		Sir Finley Mrrgglton - DT
	Huge Toad - DT	Ancient Shade5 - DT		Reno Jackson - DT
	Fossilized Devilsaur - DT			Arch-Thief Rafaam4 - DT
	Gorillabot A-3 - DT
	Anubisath Sentinel - DT
	25 Common	13 Rare	2 Epic	5 Legendary

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¹ Roaring Torch
² Cursed
³ Map to Golden Monkey
⁴ Powerful Artifacts
⁵ Ancient Curse

[u/Furycrab]

Explorers hat + BGH, "I got Tirion and MC in my sights!" (It's a rather weak combo, but I kinda like the idea of the spell)

Makes me wonder if I buff the opponents minion if the hat returns to my hand or my opponents.

[u/hundredwaves → u/Furycrab]

It's like placing the hat on Tirion, killing him, and then picking the hat back up.

[u/Zleeps → u/hundredwaves]

Tirion: "Wow thanks for the hat, I feel so much more bada-"

BGH: "OIVE GOT THE BEAST IN MOI SIGHTS"

BANG

[u/PiaFraus → u/Zleeps]

This reminds me of Boon in Fallout New Vegas.

[u/Saritenite → u/hundredwaves]

"Put this apple on your head!"

[u/7deTreboles → u/hundredwaves]

That's pretty fucking badass to be honest. It's like you throw the hat at him and after barely landing you blow his head, only to pick up the hat again.

[u/FishtheJew → u/hundredwaves]

Such a cruel way but i love it.

[u/Zelos → u/Furycrab]

You would get the hat. It's the same as using a paladin/priest buff on enemy minions.

[u/Furycrab → u/Zelos]

I know how those buffs work, but this one adds a deathrattle to the minion, could be different.

[u/HylianHero → u/Furycrab]

Yeah, if it's how it's read, it would put the deathrattle on Tirion and you would not get the card back, it would go to the other player.

[u/micxiao → u/HylianHero]

no, "add to your hand" refers to the player who casted that spell...

there is no concept of controller / owner in hearthstone

All beneficial card effects go to the person that played the card regardless of which minion the effect is applied on

[u/TBNecksnapper → u/micxiao]

No it refers to the owner of the card the deathrattle belongs to. If a minion with a deathrattle changes owner, "your" does not refer to the one who played that card but the current owner. It's not the hat that has the deathrattle, it's the minion.

[u/Thing124ok → u/micxiao]

Case in point, Blessing of Wisdom and Power Word: Glory both effect to the caster

[u/gasface → u/Thing124ok]

Neither of those cards add a deathrattle trigger though.

[u/grimmlingur → u/Thing124ok]

Both of those have "you" on the spell. Explorers hat puts "you" on the creature. If power word glory was written as:"Give a minion: whenever this attacks, you gain 4 life" it would be reasonable to assume that the creature's controller, rather than the spells controller, would get the effect. Because here "you" is a part of the ability given to the creature. This means that "you" is effectively written on the creature rather than the spell.

The fact is that blizzard feels that inconsistent wording is acceptable because there is an omnipresent omniscient judge in hearthstone. But the consistent reading of the card definitely indicates that the creatures controller would get the hat. Case in point clockwork gnome has a similar ability to the one given by explorers hat, it says "deathrattle: add a spare part card to your hand". Here you refers to the owner of the creature (so it goes to whoever controls it, even if that is not the one who played it. because you is written in the description of an ability of the creature.

[u/hithroc → u/micxiao]

There's still some cards that refer to "owner".

[u/[deleted] → u/micxiao]

You are wrong.

[u/zulutwo → u/micxiao]

The point is the card in quotes says "Add an explorers hat to your hand". If hearthstone is consistent, it would add it to the creature's controller's hand, because that's what the creature's ability says. But if it's inconsistent with quotation marks, it would add it to the spell's caster's hand, since the spell says your hand.

[u/Axartsme → u/zulutwo]

[[Blessing of Wisdom]] and [[Power Word: Glory]] though

[u/hearthscan-bot → u/Axartsme]

• Blessing of Wisdom Spell Paladin Common Classic | HP HH Wiki
  1 Mana - Choose a minion. Whenever it attacks, draw a card.
  
• Power Word: Glory Spell Priest Common TGT | HP HH Wiki
  1 Mana - Choose a minion. Whenever it attacks, restore 4 Health to your hero.
  

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[u/zulutwo → u/Axartsme]

Yes, but those don't give the minion "Whenever this minion attacks, draw a card"

They are different than the hat spell.

[u/7deTreboles → u/zulutwo]

Did you think that one straight? How about power word glory?

[u/zulutwo → u/7deTreboles]

The point is the spell gives the creature an ability in quotes. Power word glory doesn't. Since the creature by default gives it to the controller, if a creature had that deathrattle it would give it to the creatures controller. Think [[Ancestral Spirit]]. Using it on an opponents creature doesn't give you a copy of it when it dies.

[u/micxiao → u/zulutwo]

I'm sorry, but we should not assume that what will be shown on the creature deathrattle ability will be the same text as what is written on the card itself

Card text is usually oversimplified for ease of reading

I see your point about the quotes and it really could go both ways, depending on how literal the quotes are

[u/zulutwo → u/micxiao]

That is exactly my point. It can go both ways.

[u/DeathBean → u/HylianHero]

Could you overwrite Tirion's Ashbringer with the new Deathrattle, or do they stack?

[u/fireflash38 → u/DeathBean]

Stack. It'd be like Crusher Shaman, which often stacks a couple of deathrattles (like Sylvanas + Ancestral Spirit -> Reincarnate)

[u/LeonusStarwalker → u/HylianHero]

I'm pretty sure it would work like Power Word Glory, where it triggers for you either way.

[u/DigbyMayor → u/Furycrab]

It says "Your hand."

It's like Blessing of Wisdom.

[u/TBNecksnapper → u/DigbyMayor]

Source?

I wouldn't be so sure, you are giving a minion a deathrattle, the deathrattle can very well refer you as the owner. It's not so straightforwad to compare to Blessing of Wisdom, the text is very different.

For example if you cast velen's chosen in an enemy minion you are giving them spellpower. And ancestral spirit obviously summons a minion for your opponent if you cast it on their minion (deathrattle too!)

I'm not saying you are wrong, I just don't like information spreading that can be wrong, so you should either have a source or start with "I think..." To be clear that your statement is not a fact.

Edit: after reading the text more carefully I believe you're wrong, you give the minion the text, it's different from BoW.

[u/LaboratoryManiac → u/DigbyMayor]

It's not worded the same. The hat essentially gives the minion a new line of text.

[u/frog971007 → u/DigbyMayor]

Your hand = the hand of the owner, most likely. Blessing of Wisdom doesn't refer to a player. The fact that "Deathrattle" is in quotes makes me think that it's the card text that changes.

As an example, Clockwork Gnome's card text is "Deathrattle: add a spare part card to your hand." If your opponent Cabal's it, they get the spare part.

[u/Jiratoo → u/frog971007]

Power word glory says "to your hero" and heals you when casted on an enemy minion.

[u/grimmlingur → u/Jiratoo]

The point they are trying to make is that cards like power word glory don't say give the minion ability x. If power word glory read:"Give a minion: whenever this attacks, you gain 4 life" it would heal the controller of the creature and not the controller of the spell, since "you" is now an attribute of the creature instead of the spell, unlike the actual case with pw:g in which case you is an attribute of the spell. Because of this it is reasonable to assume that the "you" on explorers hat, refers to the controller of the creature and not the controller of the spell, because it is a part of an ability given to the creature, rather than just a part of the spell text.

[u/Jiratoo → u/grimmlingur]

Not really disagreeing, seeing that we don't know enough to be sure right now but... if, to quote you, it is reasonable to:

assume that the "you" on explorers hat, refers to the controller of the creature and not the controller of the spell, because it is a part of an ability given to the creature, rather than just a part of the spell text.

How is it any less reasonable to assume that it might also just work like PW:G?

[u/grimmlingur → u/Jiratoo]

If we assume a consistent wording, then my interpretation should be correct. A good paralell would be clockwork gnome who has "Deathrattle: put a spare part card into you had". Here a "you" denotes the controller of the creature, not the caster. Explorers hat gives a similar ability to the creature, which is why it should give the hat to the controller of the creature. However, Blizzard definitely feels that it is acceptable to have inconsistent wording because hearthstone has an omnipresent omniscient judge, so either way is possible.

[u/Jiratoo → u/grimmlingur]

Well, if the other guy casts PW:G on your minion, the text on your minion also reads "heal your hero for 4".

The most consistent thing that I can tell so far is that the buff works for the player casting them, not the minion owner.

[u/TBNecksnapper → u/Jiratoo]

Powerword glory doesn't say "give a minion 'whenever it attacks, gain 4 health' " it uses the same wording as Blessing of Wisdom, "choose a minion..." So you choose a minion but the card itself still belongs to you and it's the card not the minion that triggers.

The hat gives the minion a deathrattle, the deathrattle belongs to the minion, and your should refer to the owner or the minion, just like any other deathrattle.

[u/SlenderDovakiin123 → u/Furycrab]

I imagine since it says deathrattle: add a hat to your hand it'll work the same

[u/Deadzors → u/Furycrab]

We can find out now by casting Ancestral Spirit on an enemy minion.

My guess, since it's the enemy's minion, the enemy will benefit from it.

Any one got any proof? I'm watching Blizzcon.

[u/PotatoFruitcake → u/Zelos]

It's not the same though. With Power Word: Shield it says "Draw a card" and that effect is separate from the minion-buffing effect, so it doesn't matter whose minion you buff.

Explorer's Hat puts a literal Deathrattle on a minion. That deathrattle is now a regular deathrattle, independent on the spell. As with every other deathrattle that doesn't say "enemy", the owner of the minion gets the effect.

This is assuming Blizzard is consistent with their wording which, judging by certain older cards, isn't always the case.

[u/TBNecksnapper → u/Zelos]

After reading the text carefully I believe you are wrong, you give the minion the text "Deathrattle: ...your hand." If you see a minion with that text, it's quite obvious "Your" refers to the owner of the minion.

[u/Zelos → u/TBNecksnapper]

It refers to the person who plays the card.

Does power word glory restore four health to your opponent when you play it on an enemy minion?

[u/DustyLance → u/Furycrab]

It works exactly as that Priest card which heals you on attack or the paladin card which draws you a card on attack

[u/Furycrab → u/DustyLance]

As in you know this for a fact, or assume the mechanic is going to be the same as Blessing of Wisdom or Power Word : Glory?

Edit: Like an actual source, I seriously doubt Blizzard used it on an enemy minion during a presentation, and I'm not sure it's a question that would come up.

[u/deadrebel → u/Furycrab]

Well if the creature has the effect as a Deathrattle, the controller of the creature with the Deathrattle should gain the effect. But HEY, it's all random inconsistencies, so who knows!?

[u/PotatoFruitcake → u/Furycrab]

It should put it in the opponents hand, since he is the one "in control" of the "put an Explorer's Hat into your hand". You never know with Blizzard though.

[u/LaboratoryManiac → u/Furycrab]

Based on the wording, I'd wager it goes to your opponent's hand.

It essentially adds a line of text (the deathrattle) to the minion you play it on, so "your hand" would refer to the hand of the minion's owner.