Blood is Power

[Drakkon]

Name: Blood is Power
Cost: 4
Type: Wulven Hero Attachment
Effect: At the start of your turn, your hero takes 2 damage. Weapons you control cannot lose durability. Weapons you control have +1 attack while attacking.

[roustabout]

Cannot lose durability while attacking only?

[Preybird]

Seems a tad superfluous when the primary weapon of the Wulven has infinite durability anyway.

I do get what you're aiming for, which is an infinite JD or Fangs. But you need Lone Wolf to counteract the damage, and that means a solo(ish) build, thereby removing the advantages of those weapons.

[Warr Byrd]

But you need Lone Wolf to counteract the damage,

No you don't *cough*Thick Hide*cough*

[Drakkon]

Thick Hide makes this card work well.

[Preybird]

No you don't *cough*Thick Hide*cough*

Good idea. Didn't think of that.

[Drakkon]

Good idea. Didn't think of that.

Now, because Thick Hide is someone relevant.. now Shadow Armor could be added to the equation. See what I did here? New type of solo.

[huynguyenquang]

JD is 4cc. For this card to be usable, it should cost 3cc.

[Drakkon]

JD is 4cc. For this card to be usable, it should cost 3cc.

The cost is fine. Speed strike is the 3 drop.

[Warr Byrd]

JD is 4cc. For this card to be usable, it should cost 3cc.

Really?

t3 Thick Hide, t4 Blood is Power, t5 weapon of choice, t6 Shadow Armor, t7 Speedstrike + Lone Wolf

That's minimum two damage each turn until t7, when it goes up to four, minimum eight when using the ability, which should be just about every turn because of Shadow Armor. I have won against mages using a similar strategy, when my draw was so bad that I was down to five health and they were near full. Granted, one of them was because the mage misread Thick Hide and thought it prevented ability damage during his turn as well, but still, that wasn't the only time.