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| Mean Streets of Gadgetzan: Preview of Revealed Grimy Goons Cards 
The next expansion, Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, has been announced, and many of the cards have been spoiled already. This preview discusses the announced cards from the Grimy Goons classes of Hunter, Paladin, and Warrior. There are six of these cards, bringing the total previewed so far to twenty one.
The Grimy Goons are one of the three factions in Mean Streets of Gadgetzan. Their relevance in-game is the use of tri-cast cards. Grimy Goons cards can be played by Hunter, Paladin, and Warrior. Jade Lotus cards can be played by Druid, Rogue, and Shaman. Kabal cards can be played by Mage, Priest, and Warlock.
Grimy Goon card:
I've mentioned in the other previews that I feel that Discover across three classes is probably a little too wide to be powerful enough often enough. On this card in particular, the raw stats are so low that the Discover would need to be very good indeed. I don't think this card will see much play.
Paladin cards:
Getaway Kodo is an interesting looking card. It has terrible synergy with the Hero Power, which is an issue, but people will be looking to try to get value from this card. As things stand, it would likely be too slow for a control deck, and not quick enough for an aggressive deck. There will be some good interactions with cards such as Dragon Consort, but they might be too forced to make a consistent deck.
Small-Time Recruits and Meanstreet Marshal will obviously have to be tried in aggressive decks that try to keep the pain coming. If the right combination of buffs and minions can be found, there might be some potential in a sustained attack. When using that thought process though, the question usually ends up being "Is Zoo just better?"
Warrior and Hunter cards:
Warrior and Hunter had just one card each revealed. When analysing I Know a Guy, be sure to look at the good cards, rather than the bad ones. The pool of Taunt minions for Neutral and Warrior is pretty small, and so there is often going to be something helpful in the choice. It seems like it might not make the cut, but the chance of getting a second The Curator or Twin Emperor Vek'lor, combined with board control options like Chillmaw or Abomination, might at least be worth investigating.
Piranha Launcher doesn't seem to fit in any current archetypes.
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