#Hearthstonme spellhunter upgrade#
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Upon gaining his freedom, he went into hiding to rebuild his army and plan an attack on the remnants of the high elves, now known as blood elves, only to find them allied with the reformed Horde. Zul'jin and the Amani tribe were allied with the orcish Horde for the duration of the Second War, but Zul'jin himself was captured near its end by Halduron Brightwing, in whose custody he lost an eye and an arm, which he never regenerated. Zul'jin was a fierce enemy of the high elves, with whom he shared many years of conflict. Zul'jin (also spelled Zuljin) was the Warlord of the Amani forest trolls and chieftain of the Amani tribe since before the Second War.

Zul'jin in Zul'Aman, as depicted by Glenn Rane on the Gods of Zul'Aman wallpaper.Įach hero has their own selection of audio and written emotes that are produced in response to specific events. Link ▶️ Emote: Well Played: That was good.Link ▶️ Emote: Wow: By de loa of my people!.Link ▶️ Running out of time: I gotta hurry!.Link ▶️ Thinking: What I gonna do wit’ you?.Link ▶️ Emote: Thanks: You be too kind.Link ▶️ Out of cards: I'm all outta cards!.Link ▶️ Emote: GreetingsEmote: Greetings : It's you.Link ▶️ Almost out of cards: Imma need more cards.Link ▶️ Emote: Greetings: Ah, look who it is!.That being said, if you plan on also running Deathstalker Rexxar, play Zul'jin first whenever possible.

#Hearthstonme spellhunter upgrade#

While his Hero Power, Berserker Throw, isn't too flashy, it's nevertheless a straight upgrade from Steady Shot since it can also target minions.

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For example, you wouldn't want a board full of 1/1 Hounds from Unleash the Hounds to block two Animal Companions or risk Explosive Shot and Kill Command damaging yourself.Īs quests are counted as spells, Zul'jin is also one of a very small set of cards which can guarantee a copy of your quest this ability is only shared with Hex Lord Malacrass as of Rastakhan's Rumble.Īnother downside of Zul'jin's Battlecry is that when it's attempting to play a Secret that you already have a copy of, it'll reveal it to your opponent, helping your opponent to play around it if it is unknown to your opponent. To optimize Zul'jin's effect, your deck should have a balance of Secrets, minion and card generation, and removal. Removal spells are a bit less reliable with Zul'jin, since most of them can target friendly characters. Even in other decks, it's a powerful comeback card for filling your board with minions from Unleash the Beast or Animal Companion and reloading your hand with more cards from Secret Plan or Hunter's Pack, as well as replaying every Secret that's been activated. Zul'jin is a natural fit for Spell Hunter decks, effectively almost doubling the value of your deck. Since it only plays spells that you have played - not to mention it's impossible to have the Battlecry prematurely end - you have much more control over the outcome. Its power rivals that of Yogg-Saron, but much less chaotic. Zul'jin is a hero card where all the power is placed on its Battlecry.