Lastly, could pop,Ģ) Play a Spell? (Or first, or if minion doesn't trigger) Counterspell is common enough, and wastes your spell, so a coin or other cheap spell to trigger it. Battlecries trigger first, though, and they won't get a copy if their board is full.Otherwise it's Explosive Runes or Potion of Polymorph, in which case a sacrifical minion(as above), the former perfect for triggering deathrattles or if the minion has divine shield. Either a low cost minion to waste the secret, a beneficial one to receive its deathrattle( Rattling Rascal, Zombie Chow, Ancient Watcher etc.), and silence your own or kill the weak summon. Note that this rule only applies for Secrets which require specific targets Secrets such as Explosive Trap and Snake Trap do not require targets, and will always take effect once triggered, even if the original trigger minion has been removed from play.ġ) Play a minion? Mirror Entity is the most common one.For example, if Freezing Trap removes the minion which would have been the target of Misdirection, the Misdirection will not trigger, since it no longer has a target. If a Secret removes the specific target for another Secret which was already triggered, the second Secret will not take effect, since it now lacks a target.This can make the order in which Secrets are played extremely significant. For example, a minion attacking a hunter who has played Misdirection followed by Freezing Trap will be Misdirected before then being returned to the controlling player's hand. Only one Secret can take effect at a time, and multiple activated Secrets will always take effect in the order in which they were played.Gonna add some secret trivia to keep in mind too. Now I feel compelled to do the same for Paladin and Mage, wild versions though, more randomness to look out for. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and Hunter Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue Troublemaker's flavor text references the iconic motto of the Team Rocket trio from the Pokémon anime.Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels.
The effect is extremely threatening, and dealing with the Ruffians each turn will only run you out of resources. If you're against a Troublemaker, you have to clear the minion itself even if that means combining a lot of inefficient damage. Troublemaker is also a great card for Big Warrior decks, as they can summon multiple copies with Dimensional Ripper or summon it a bit earlier with Commencement. Since its damage is split into two increments of three, Troublemaker is best against multiple small minions where it can clear two minions and leave behind one or two extra minions on the board.Ī very good card in Control Warrior, where it can be used as both board control and pressure against slower decks, or simply an easy way to seal games. On an empty board, it is guaranteed to summon two 3/3s, putting a huge amount of stats into play while dealing 6 damage to the face. If it survives, it can also attack on its own, as can the summoned Ruffians. Troublemaker is essentially Ragnaros the Firelord, as a big minion that impacts the board the turn it comes into play.
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