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Use Galakrond's Power.
Invoke is an ability introduced in the Descent of Dragons expansion. When an Invoke card is played, the Hero Power of Galakrond will be activated, as long as the player has a Galakrond hero card in their hand, deck, or battlefield.
Invoke cards are also needed to upgrade Galakrond's Battlecry. Two are needed to upgrade him once, and four are needed to fully upgrade him.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- If you've never had a Galakrond card in your hand, deck, or battlefield, Invoke has no effect.[1]
- The first Galakrond you gain control of (in either your hand or deck) becomes your "main Galakrond", and will be the source of your Invoke effects for the rest of the game.[1]
- As of Patch 31.0, Invoke cards and Galakrond hero cards can only be randomly generated if one of them started in the player's deck.[2] This was attempted to be implemented during Ashes of Outland, but was cut after developers were not able to implement it correctly.[3]
- Invoke cards and Galakrond hero cards can still be copied by cards such as Mind Vision and Archbishop Benedictus.
- In case you have multiple different Galakronds in your deck at the start of the game, your Galakrond will match your class if possible or choose the one first detected by the game.[1]
- If you have become Galakrond, playing a different Galakrond card will cause that version to become your main Galakrond.[1]
- The Invoke effect is a separate function from the Invoke ability and does not count as having been cast by the card itself.
- Example: Invoking Galakrond's Malice or Galakrond's Fury does not count as summoning a minion with a card, and will not trigger effects like Khadgar.
- Example: Your opponent plays Praise Galakrond! then plays their Lackey. The Lackey will display "Created by Galakrond's Guile" underneath it.
Invoke effects[edit | edit source]
Cards with Invoke[edit | edit source]
Related cards[edit | edit source]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Adding an Invoke card to your deck without Galakrond while building a Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock, or Warrior deck will display a special text box prompting you if you want to add Galakrond to your deck.
- Adding an Invoke card to a deck for a class that does not have a Galakrond card has no warning.
Patch changes[edit | edit source]
- Patch 31.0.0.210009 (2024-10-29): Invoke cards and Galakronds can now only be randomly generated if one of them started in the player's deck.
- Patch 18.0.0.54613 (2020-07-30): (Undocumented) Invoke cards can no longer be randomly generated.
- Patch 17.2.1.48313 (2020-05-18): (Undocumented) Invoke cards can now be randomly generated if you have Galakrond in your deck.
- Patch 17.0.0.44582 (2020-03-30): Invoke cards can no longer be randomly generated.
- Patch 17.0.0.44222 (2020-03-26): (Undocumented) Invoke cards can now be randomly generated. They were intended to only be generated by decks with Galakrond in them, but this was not implemented correctly.[4][5]
- Patch 16.0.0.37060 (2019-12-05): Added.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Blizzard Entertainment (2019-11-01). Draconic Details: Getting to Know Galakrond. Retrieved on 2020-04-11.
- ↑ Patch 31.0.0.210009
- ↑ Chadd Nervig (2020-03-26). Chadd Nervig on Twitter. Retrieved on 2020-05-25.
- ↑ Chadd Nervig on Twitter (X). (2020-03-26).
- ↑ Apparently Invoke cards can now be randomly generated?. (2020-03-26). Reddit. Retrieved on 2020-04-11.