I had not considered using Youthful Brewmaster to combo the Coldlight Oracle, either. I actually milled the diablo 3 items heck out of a Priest the other day after he plopped down a Northshire Cleric and got a large hand, two Coldlight Oracles and a heal on random minions of his burned most of his cards. By the end of it he had one of my large minions Mind Controlled on his side and so did I with a Taunt and I just waited him out till he would die in one turn and Naturalized the big mob for the kill and swung at him.

A few things to consider when playing Druid is the value of the Force of Nature Soul of the Forest combo against rush decks in a late game scenario or even at 6 mana and two Innervates. Soul of the Forest also combos well with cards like Razorfen Hunter, Dragonling Mechanic, Murloc Tidehunter, Imp Master, Hogger, etc.

Lastly, the single best play I ever did with Druid was waiting till a late game scenario then playing Onixia, then Coin + Innervate into a Soul of the Forest to give every Dragon Whelp a Deathrattle. Even when the Mage ran her Flamestrike the next turn I had board control. Usually with Onyxia I have to wait till the next turn and hope the minions survived to be able to Soul of the Forest them. It a very gimmicky play, but when it works, (and it more likely to work with Druid, honestly) it pretty awesome.

Also, I had Onyxia + Naturalize give me instant board control in a late game scenario as well. I suspected after Episode 3 that it was possible that Lee was going to get infected at some point in the series. I figured it be such an excellent ending to him teaching Clem to shoot, that they almost have to do it. There was also a point early on where Lee tells Clem "they aren people anymore" and it said "Clem will remember that" and I immediately thought, oh man, this is going to sooooo go not my way later on. I actually thought after letting Ben go that the decision would mean that sometime at the end of Episode 5 I would get bit by an undead Ben and a cold hearted Clem would have no trouble shooting me. Would have been an epic ending, but I glad they didn go this route in hindsight.

I liked Lori till midway through S2 as well. Even on my second viewing of the series, I still not liking certain things she done or said both within the context of the story, and as a character in the show. I think it was bad writing in the TV show that Rick goes to get Herschel at the bar because his daughter has went into shock, then nothing really new happens (the daughter fever gets slightly worse), but Lori suddenly freaks out and thinks she has to drive, by herself, into town for some inexplicable reason (to tell Rick and Hershel to hurry up?).

Maybe they wanted to position her as a loose cannon now that she was pregnant, but it made absolutely no sense and required me to suspend disbelief, again, breaking the fourth wall, but unlike with Ben, not in a good or intentional way. If I was doing the writing for the show I would have done one of the following:

Had a scene where Lori freaks out and thinks she has to do something, but Maggie confronts her and tells her she not thinking rationally due to pregnancy (she recalls something odd her mother did while pregnant with her sister), or

Ignored the irrational pregnant woman trope and instead had Dale or Andrea spot the vehicle of the two bandits (that eventually make it to the bar) or someone else passing by on the road in the distance and Lori chases off after them in hopes they have a doctor among them. Alternatively, keep the trope and Maggie or Carl maybe offers to go with her, but she speeds off anyway.

Having some sort of reason or explanation of it would have helped, but as it stood I just thought Lori had went insane or something. It wasn till someone recommended the explanation that maybe she was being irrational due to the pregnancy that I considered it believable, but that wasn properly conveyed within the context of the storyline.

Regarding Andrea, yeah, I remembered watching the exchanges between her and Rick and her and Michonne regarding the governor and thinking, "How can someone be so dense as to totally reject the valuable opinions of someone they known for months regarding someone they only known for a few days and still have survived this long?" Andrea basically ignored everything Dale and everyone in the group ever told her. None of her ignorance was particularly bad, unlike the Lori driving incident, they didn break out from the story as much, but as a whole I just didn care what happened to her character. I cared more about Milton than Andrea by the end of it, I felt his character was just kind of realizing the nature of the world now.

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