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* The transformation includes [[attribute|stats]], abilities, [[mana cost]], and [[class]] of the card. |
* The transformation includes [[attribute|stats]], abilities, [[mana cost]], and [[class]] of the card. |
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* If the card is played, [[put into battlefield|put into play]] by another effect, or [[copy|copied]], the resulting card will be the transformed one, without Molten Blade's ability. |
* If the card is played, [[put into battlefield|put into play]] by another effect, or [[copy|copied]], the resulting card will be the transformed one, without Molten Blade's ability. |
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+ | * This weapon will lose [[enchantment]]s granted to cards in the [[hand]] when it transforms. |
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− | * This weapon will keep [[enchantment]]s granted to cards in the [[hand]] such as those from [[Hobart Grapplehammer]] or [[Grimestreet Pawnbroker]]'s [[Battlecry]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hearthpwn.com/forums/hearthstone-general/card-discussion/188694-new-warrior-card-molten-blade?comment=39|title=New Warrior Card - Molten Blade - HearthPwn|author=Redneck Budha|date=2017-03-24}}</ref>. |
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** If Molten Blade transforms into a card with an [[ongoing effect|ongoing]] in-hand effect such as [[Obsidian Shard]], the ongoing effect and any of its benefits will not remain once the Blade has shifted again.<ref name="Kibler" /> |
** If Molten Blade transforms into a card with an [[ongoing effect|ongoing]] in-hand effect such as [[Obsidian Shard]], the ongoing effect and any of its benefits will not remain once the Blade has shifted again.<ref name="Kibler" /> |
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In [[Arena]], picking Molten Blade can be a good choice if offered late in a draft that is lacking sufficient [[weapon]]s. |
In [[Arena]], picking Molten Blade can be a good choice if offered late in a draft that is lacking sufficient [[weapon]]s. |
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− | + | A Molten Blade transformed into [[Twig of the World Tree]] can be a strong play if the deck has other weapons with which to replace it, triggering its [[Deathrattle]] and gaining 10 Mana Crystals as early as turn 5. |
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Revision as of 23:02, 18 April 2021
Set: | Journey to Un'Goro |
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Type: | Weapon |
Class: | Warrior |
Rarity: | Rare |
Cost: | 1 |
Attack: | 1 |
Health: | 1 |
Durability: | 1 |
Abilities: | Transform in hand |
Wiki tags: | In-hand effect, Random, Triggered effect, Weapon-related |
Artist: | James Ryman |
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Molten Blade is a rare warrior weapon card, from the Journey to Un'Goro set.
How to get
Molten Blade can be obtained through Journey to Un'Goro card packs, or through crafting.
Card | Crafting cost | Disenchanting |
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Molten Blade | 100 | 20 |
Golden Molten Blade | 800 | 100 |
Notes
This weapon's in-hand effect is very similar to that of Shifter Zerus, but for weapons instead of minions. See that page for additional notes on this type of effect.
- Like Shifter Zerus, the card text reads "each turn", but the transform effect actually only takes place at the start of the controlling player's turn.
- This card may transform into any collectible weapon, but not uncollectible ones. It may turn into Molten Blade itself, although this will not produce any additional effect; it will simply continue shifting normally on the next turn.
- This effect triggers at the start of your turn, and retains its ability after transforming, indicated by an accompanying visual effect[1].
- The transformation includes stats, abilities, mana cost, and class of the card.
- If the card is played, put into play by another effect, or copied, the resulting card will be the transformed one, without Molten Blade's ability.
- This weapon will lose enchantments granted to cards in the hand when it transforms.
- If Molten Blade transforms into a card with an ongoing in-hand effect such as Obsidian Shard, the ongoing effect and any of its benefits will not remain once the Blade has shifted again.[1]
Strategy
The random and unpredictable nature of Molten Blade makes this card a poor pick in any serious constructed deck. However, that same random and unpredictable nature makes Molten Blade a good choice when building "fun" decks.
In Arena, picking Molten Blade can be a good choice if offered late in a draft that is lacking sufficient weapons.
A Molten Blade transformed into Twig of the World Tree can be a strong play if the deck has other weapons with which to replace it, triggering its Deathrattle and gaining 10 Mana Crystals as early as turn 5.
Gallery
Patch changes
- Patch 8.0.0.18336 (2017-04-04): Added.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Brian Kibler (2017-04-19). (Hearthstone) Who Wins in a Fight? Molten Blade VS Sulfuras - YouTube (10:22).