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Thistle Tea
Regular
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Gold
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Draw a card. Add 2 extra copies of it to your hand.
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Aren't Thistles prickly? Why would you drink them? I don't get Rogues.

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Thistle Tea is a rare rogue spell card, from the Whispers of the Old Gods set.

How to get

Thistle Tea can be obtained through Whispers of the Old Gods card packs, or through crafting.

Card Crafting cost Disenchanting
Thistle Tea 100 20
Golden Thistle Tea 800 100

Notes

  • As with other effects that create copies of cards in hand, the copies do not also copy attached enchantments (such as Mana cost reductions).[1]
  • When a golden Thistle Tea is cast, the original card, since it is drawn, keeps its form (i.e. golden or non-golden), but the 2 created copies are golden.

Strategy

While providing card draw and potential duplication of useful cards, this Spell's prohibitive cost of 6 mana means that you're unlikely to make use of whatever card you drew even during the midgame - unless this Spell is preceded by LegacyPreparation.

This Spell contributes well to a deck centered around Journey to Un'GoroThe Caverns Below, as it guarantees three copies of the same minion (assuming you draw a minion) that can contribute to quest completion, although it's worth noting that many existing builds for the deck often heavily rely on more efficient card draw and Return to hand effects, often achieving the quest requirements before this Spell is even playable. On the other hand, the archetype's reliance on cheap minions means that this Spell can help duplicate 5/5 attackers for easy swarming.

Lore

Thistle Tea is a drink that instantly restores the energy of a rogue. Designed for use at low levels, the tea has no effect at current level caps, making it useful mostly for levelling. Thistle Tea can be made by cooks who have learned the right recipe, and is also a reward from certain quests.

Gallery

Thistle Tea full

Thistle Tea, full art

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