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Set: | Legacy Legacy |
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Type: | Minion |
Class: | Neutral |
Rarity: | Free |
Cost: | 5 |
Attack: | 4 |
Health: | 4 |
Abilities: | Battlecry, Deal damage |
Artist: | Raymond Swanland |
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Nightblade is a neutral minion card, from the Basic set.
How to get
Prior Year of the Gryphon's rotation on March 30, 2021:
- Two copies of Nightblade were automatically included in all players' collections upon unlocking the druid class.
- Two Golden copies of Nightblade were a reward for raising a druid to levels 53 and 54.
Strategy
This card's Battlecry is useful in dealing direct damage to the enemy hero. It synergizes with Brann Bronzebeard to double the Battlecry damage, and with Youthful Brewmaster and Ancient Brewmaster to replay the minion and reuse the Battlecry. However, Nightblade has poor stats for its mana cost, and is inefficient in comparison to many other burst damage options.
Quotes
- Summon
- They'll never know what hit them.
- Attack
- This one's mine.
Lore
The Nightblades were a faction of night elves seen in Warcraft III'.
- Nightblades are a faction within the night elves. They fought alongside the demigod Cenarius against Grom Hellscream and the Warsong clan, and with the help of Cenarius they destroyed three Warsong bases; the Moonhunters, the Starseekers and the Shadowleaves established themselves in the destroyed bases. Cenarius then returned to his base and left the elves to attack the last base of the Warsong clan where Grom remained. However, they failed and were killed by the orcs.
Trivia
- The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game "Wrathgate" series, for the card Tysandri Duskstrike.
- The summon quote is also a voice line of the Ghost soldier of StarCraft (1998).