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Comment by Nulgar

Kinda reminds me of this comic (warning: several other strips are NSFW)

Comment by HelloKitty

This card is generally powerful and fairly debated as being overpowered for its mana cost.

In case its wording isn't clear, it also grants your Hero +2 attack for this turn.

Two of these can be combined with Force of Nature and an Innervate in order to burst 22 damage out of nowhere (4 from Hero, 6x3 from Treants), which is notably hard to stop due to each Treant hitting for 6: one or even two taunters are not enough to stop the majority of the damage!

Comment by Mukumber

Golden version unlocked at Druid level 43 and 44

Comment by robertalexstorm

I pair this very well with Dark Wispers/dark-wispers. If they can't kill all those individual wisps off, then on your next turn, play this and you have some major attacking power. I had one minion with 1 attack out before and then played my wisps. On the following turn, I played this with the druid hero ability which gave me 7 characters with 3 attack out of nowhere. His 21 health hero did not last long.

Comment by Skullhawk13

It's been bothering me for awhile, but isn't that worgen druid in bear form? It doesn't look like worgen cat form...

Comment by Eberkk

Flavor text reads:

What do they roar? Nobody can quite tell, but it sounds like "Elephant Macho Breeze". It's probably not that, though.

Comment by leowow

This card is overpowered.

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Savage Roar

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Give your characters +2 Attack this turn.

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This card is used in 52.41% of all Druid decks.

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