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I always want to damage my own face like a pro. And make self damaging warlock more viable

I think it's very tough to fully capture two classes in one card. This is what I've come up with so far. Let me know what you think :)

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Here are my ideas so far:

The first one is a modification of my original idea after feedback. It's too powerful if all Armor is converted into attack, so you just get 4 of it converted per turn, which is still quite strong, but not insane. Some people have suggested getting Armor when you gain attack, but that would be a terrible card, especially since Warrior only has one card that buffs Attack, but both classes have many ways to gain Armor.

The second card combine Choose One and Combo, and an Owl Scout is like the intersection of Druid and Rogue thematically. Note that this represents the magical owl that Priestesses of the Moon summon in Warcraft III, so it isn't a Beast, just like Spirit Wolf isn't. 

The last card benefits the two classes that summon tokens from their Hero Power. With this out, any minion you have with 1 or 0 attack will have 2 Attack instead (until this leaves play or is Silenced). This probably benefits the Shaman Hero Power more, since you go from 0 to 2 Attack instead of 1 to 2 75% of the time, but Paladin has more ways to get out cheap minions. 

 Aggressive Clubtail: I'm not sure of the wording on this one, but thematically it is good! Works well with both classes, maybe Warrior has the upper hand on this one. Maybe also change it so that it's an Un'Goro card (it looks like a Dino, right?).

Owl Scout: I would prefer this as a Priest/Druid card instead of Druid/Rouge card, due to the fact that Shadow Visions and Curious Glimmerroot also exist, but then you have to cut the combo and get the copy of one card from a deck in both options instead. Also, Tyrande is also a Priest (but I don't know if she is a Priestress of the Moon), so that would also fit it in that way as well.

Pious Broken: Well, I'm not sure about the name on this card, and it's effect, as it remembers me a bit of Thunder Bluff Valiant, but as a static effect instead. I suggest you should not go with this card.

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Here are my ideas so far:

The first one is a modification of my original idea after feedback. It's too powerful if all Armor is converted into attack, so you just get 4 of it converted per turn, which is still quite strong, but not insane. Some people have suggested getting Armor when you gain attack, but that would be a terrible card, especially since Warrior only has one card that buffs Attack, but both classes have many ways to gain Armor.

The second card combine Choose One and Combo, and an Owl Scout is like the intersection of Druid and Rogue thematically. Note that this represents the magical owl that Priestesses of the Moon summon in Warcraft III, so it isn't a Beast, just like Spirit Wolf isn't. 

The last card benefits the two classes that summon tokens from their Hero Power. With this out, any minion you have with 1 or 0 attack will have 2 Attack instead (until this leaves play or is Silenced). This probably benefits the Shaman Hero Power more, since you go from 0 to 2 Attack instead of 1 to 2 75% of the time, but Paladin has more ways to get out cheap minions. 

 Aggressive Clubtail: I'm not sure of the wording on this one, but thematically it is good! Works well with both classes, maybe Warrior has the upper hand on this one. Maybe also change it so that it's an Un'Goro card (it looks like a Dino, right?).

Owl Scout: I would prefer this as a Priest/Druid card instead of Druid/Rouge card, due to the fact that Shadow Visions and Curious Glimmerroot also exist, but then you have to cut the combo and get the copy of one card from a deck in both options instead. Also, Tyrande is also a Priest (but I don't know if she is a Priestress of the Moon), so that would also fit it in that way as well.

Pious Broken: Well, I'm not sure about the name on this card, and it's effect, as it remembers me a bit of Thunder Bluff Valiant, but as a static effect instead. I suggest you should not go with this card.

I like owl scout most. As Hitslender said, priest fits more than rogue here.

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@HitSlender Lifelink its the best one, why its not worded like mistress of pain?

@Tomas13CZ Its a nice effect, but i think has been done to many times before.

@Azrakor I think its you can make a 6/7, since its a legendary, and you can put "(can't draw cards") since "Frezze your opponent´s deck" its not an effect really know.

So i made some changes, and i add one option, what about the art by the way?

 This one looks better for me - effect is easier to read and for some reason red, green and violet seems pretty.

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I think it's very tough to fully capture two classes in one card. This is what I've come up with so far. Let me know what you think :)

 Nightmare Keeper is decent. And the flavor kinda fits. The only problem is that this card is just a 3/2 in a druid deck, since druids have no way of destroying mana crystals. So it is mostly a Warlock card with Druid flavor :)

Mana Leech. I see why this could be a Mage card, with the mana saping idea. But i don't really get why it's warlock. Furthermore it is a all or nothing card. Whereas it is easy to remove. But against a Control deck, this might just give you 3/4 crystals which is insane, i'm unsure if that is healthy.

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Cleansing Flames

An effective removal piece, that alternatively can act as an emergency heal. It is not as strong as Fireball, and does not heal as effectively as Greater Healing Potion, but still supllies a flexible card that both classes can take advantage of.

Prowl

The card is based of off druids cat form(Which is more or less a Feline Rogue) in its stealth form, Prowl. Prowl allows you to sneak around if you do nothing, but allows you to deal additional damage if you begin to attack. Hence why you remain unhidden if you haven't played anything earlier on the turn, but if you have, you deal 3 Damage to something, which is a pretty effective removal.

Hero Stealth seems OpOp. But i have made a little spoiler that explains why it might NOT be overpowered.

I want to note that the main effect of giving your hero stealth is not as broken as it looks. Let me explain.

The Combo trigger prevents it from being innervated or Prebed out. It is also not useable on a miracle turn, since you have to play it FIRST!

Secound of all, you won't be able to attack with your weapons, not use damaging spells, since these effects remove the stealth. Since any damage given reveals a stealth minion, this can be proved be either Flamewaker and Ragnaros the Firelord, who both loses stealth after they deal damage, despite not attacking.

This is a strong survial tool, but has to be played very carefully to be worth it.

This card is nothing like Iceblock, Iceblock has several strengths over this card, which i want to explain.

When you play mage, you would usually draw, before you would play your Iceblock. This gives more room for flexibility, which Prowl does not Allow.

Furthermore, Iceblock is usually played together with some kind of damage, in the form of burn, or aoe. Prowl does not allow that.

 And yes, i know it feels more like a Druid card compared to a Rogue card. I can simply just find any art or name that sticks better to the card.

Agility

A very flexible card. Combo cards are usually removals, where Stealth cards, are usually sticky minions. This allows you to either go for a Proactive play, or a Reactive play. Not far from Raven Idol. 

The name is under revison, so any suggestions are wildy apperciated.

I will also return any feedback given :)

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Cleansing Flames

An effective removal piece, that alternatively can act as an emergency heal. It is not as strong as Fireball, and does not heal as effectively as Greater Healing Potion, but still supllies a flexible card that both classes can take advantage of.

Prowl

The card is based of off druids cat form(Which is more or less a Feline Rogue) in its stealth form, Prowl. Prowl allows you to sneak around if you do nothing, but allows you to deal additional damage if you begin to attack. Hence why you remain unhidden if you haven't played anything earlier on the turn, but if you have, you deal 3 Damage to something, which is a pretty effective removal.

Hero Stealth seems OpOp. But i have made a little spoiler that explains why it might NOT be overpowered.

I want to note that the main effect of giving your hero stealth is not as broken as it looks. Let me explain.

The Combo trigger prevents it from being innervated or Prebed out. It is also not useable on a miracle turn, since you have to play it FIRST!

Secound of all, you won't be able to attack with your weapons, not use damaging spells, since these effects remove the stealth. Since any damage given reveals a stealth minion, this can be proved be either Flamewaker and Ragnaros the Firelord, who both loses stealth after they deal damage, despite not attacking.

This is a strong survial tool, but has to be played very carefully to be worth it.

This card is nothing like Iceblock, Iceblock has several strengths over this card, which i want to explain.

When you play mage, you would usually draw, before you would play your Iceblock. This gives more room for flexibility, which Prowl does not Allow.

Furthermore, Iceblock is usually played together with some kind of damage, in the form of burn, or aoe. Prowl does not allow that.

 And yes, i know it feels more like a Druid card compared to a Rogue card. I can simply just find any art or name that sticks better to the card.

Agility

A very flexible card. Combo cards are usually removals, where Stealth cards, are usually sticky minions. This allows you to either go for a Proactive play, or a Reactive play. Not far from Raven Idol. 

The name is under revison, so any suggestions are wildy apperciated.

I will also return any feedback given :)

 I  like most Agility card text. Altough Combo and stealth is far away from minotaurs, even if they are black IMO. 

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I think it's very tough to fully capture two classes in one card. This is what I've come up with so far. Let me know what you think :)

Nightmare Keeper: Druid has no way to destroy a mana crystal and Warlock only has two cards that do so, this would never see play.

Mana Leech: A similar card has won 4.18 competition.

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Here are my ideas so far:

 

I like the Owl Scout, but that Combo seems way forced. Pious Broken needs a better wording. As it is now it seems like you can't play minion with 2 or less Attack rather than giving those minions Attack.

 

Beyond the Dark Portal. Flavor-wise, there's a justification for this card being mage and warlock. The Dark Portal was created by the coordonated effort of Medivh [Mage] on Azeroth's side and Gul'dan [Warlock] on Draenor's side. Gameplay-wise it combines the zoo side of Warlock and the casino side of Mage. "Beyond the Dark Portal" is also the name of the add-on of Warcraft 2.

Communion (1). A pseudo-removal and/or an early-game buff for both Priest and Paladin. Combines the "set to x" mechanic of Paladin and the big health buffs of Priest. Comparable to Humility for Paladins but can sometimes be an upside.

Communion (2). Well this one is definitely more of a removal except maybe for Priest (Inner Fire).

Repost my cards to see which one I should submit:

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Contemplating a different stat line.

Considering changing the discovered beast to costs (2) less. Thoughts? Which do you like more? Thank you!