Mayor Noggenfogger is a legendary neutral minion card, from the Mean Streets of Gadgetzan set.
How to get
Type | Source | Quality | Count |
---|---|---|---|
Card packs | Open one of these card packs: | Regular Golden | 1 (random) |
Crafting | Craft a Regular copy for 1600 | Regular | 1 |
Crafting | Craft a Golden copy for 3200 | Golden | 1 |
Notes
To edit these notes, go to Template:Mayor Noggenfogger notes.
- This minion's ongoing effect affects all manual targeting, including: spells, Hero Powers, combat, and minion/weapon Battlecry/Combo/Choose One effects.[1][2] Anything that requires the player to "drag an arrow" to select a target will instead be determined randomly.[3]
- While Noggenfogger's effect is active, the red targeting arrow is replaced with a question mark.
- Noggenfogger will not cause spells or effects to choose invalid or illegal targets. For example casting Sap could cause any targetable enemy minion to be returned to their hand, but will not cause a friendly minion to be returned to your hand, or an "elusive" enemy minion to be returned.[4]
- Noggenfogger's effect on attacking behaves like Forgetful or Mogor the Ogre.[5]
- The effect changes attack targets during the same "proposed attack" combat step as Mogor, several Secrets, and others, in their order of play. This could cause targets to change multiple times, possibly triggering more Secrets or other relevant triggered effects each time.
- Noggenfogger will not cause characters to attack friendly characters, unlike Misdirection.[6]
- Noggenfogger may redirect an attack to hit a minion with Stealth, or to bypass Taunt, however it can only attack minions.
- As long as a legal attack can be initiated by first targeting a legal defender, attack restrictions on the attacker itself may be ignored by Noggenfogger, such as Fool's Bane hitting the enemy hero if there are no Taunt minions.[7]
- This also means that the effect is only significant when there are multiple valid targets for the action or effect.
- Noggenfogger also makes all voluntary player emotes random.[8]
- This includes a small chance of triggering the removed Sorry emote.
- The Noggenfogger effect stacks: each active Noggenfogger will randomise any targeting, even if it has already been randomised by another Noggenfogger (or other such effect).[9]
- When a targeted battlecry is triggered twice by Brann Bronzebeard, Noggenfogger's effect will select a random target for each of the triggers.[10]
Sounds[]
- Play
- ▶️
VO_CFM_670_Male_Goblin_Play_01.wav
Welcome to Gadgetzan! - ▶️
Goblin_Play_Stinger_3.wav
<music stinger> - ▶️
Potion_Kabal_Underlay_Play.wav
<underlay sound>
- Attack
- ▶️
VO_CFM_670_Male_Goblin_Attack_01.wav
Hey, beat it! - ▶️
Potion_Kabal_Underlay_Attack.wav
<underlay sound>
- Death
- ▶️
VO_CFM_670_Male_Goblin_Death_01.wav
<death sound> - ▶️
Potion_Kabal_Underlay_Death.wav
<underlay sound> - ▶️
GlassShatter_Underlay_Death.wav
<underlay sound>
Lore[]
The esteemed goblin mayor of Gadgetzan, Noggenfogger only wants what's best for the bustling, prosperous city. Or so he claims. As he's interviewed by the persistent Dora R from the Gadgetzan Gazette, it becomes clear that he's very hesitant to acknowledge the rampant levels of crime in his city, more focused on glossing it over for the sake of attracting tourists and business prospects. He is implied to be in bed with the Grimy Goons, due his having Knuckles under his employ as well as owning the contracting firm that built the First Bank of Gadgetzan, which was quickly acquired by Don Han'Cho and the Goons. That said, he seems utterly oblivious to the plots of the Jade Lotus within the Museum or the Kabal at the Mega Mart, though he is looking into rumors of 'dragon people' infiltrating Gadgetzan.
- Marin Noggenfogger is the creator of the famous Noggenfogger Elixir and, ever since the the Cataclysm, the baron of the goblin city of Gadgetzan in Tanaris. He is married to Sprinkle, whom he previously considered a mere friend.
Gallery[]
Patch changes
- Patch 7.0.0.15590 (2016-11-29):
- Added.
References[]
- ↑ Matt Place on Twitter. (2016-11-28).
- ↑ Yong Woo on Twitter. (2016-11-28).
- ↑ Matt Place on Twitter. (2016-11-28).
- ↑ Matt Place on Twitter. (2016-11-28).
- ↑ Matt Place on Twitter. (2016-12-06).
- ↑ Matt Place on Twitter. (2016-11-28).
- ↑ Hearthstone Plays (2016-12-06). Hearthstone - Best of Mayor Noggenfogger.
- ↑ Hearthhead on Twitter. (2016-12-01).
- ↑ BuBuChaCha on YouTube. (2016-12-02).
- ↑ KingKlear (2017-03-24). Hearthstone - Brann + Mayor Noggenfoggen interaction.