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Weird week so far - got many ideas, but few that actually work out properly. Anyways:

Somehow i really like the weird little contrast between 'Dorian Greymane' and 'Darion Mograine'. Huh.

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Weird week so far - got many ideas, but few that actually work out properly. Anyways:

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• • Your card must be a minion. Try and make it as spooky as possible for the good Professor, although it isn't a requirement.
  • Your card must have one of the following keywords, to show you're really embracing the holiday spirit:
    • Poisonous
    • Deathrattle
    • Lifesteal

"Your card must have one of the following keywords",
Does it mean that the minion itself must be a Poisonous, Deathrattle or Lifesteal minion or is it enough if the card just contains one of those word in its text?

It would be important to clarify because I see many submissions that are not Poisonous, Deathrattle or Lifesteal minions (ex. post #6-7-8-9-11 on page 1 of the submission thread).

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"Your card must have one of the following keywords",
Does it mean that the minion itself must be a Poisonous, Deathrattle or Lifesteal minion or is it enough if the card just contains one of those word in its text?

This is important because I see many submissions that are not Poisonous, Deathrattle or Lifesteal minions (ex. post #6-7-8-9-11 on page 1 of the submission thread).

Here's a few cards I had laying around. Coincidentally, 2 of them deal with Wisps. Wisp

Gonna bump my ideas again, but I'm dropping the Blood Dragon - I've had more than one person remark that it's confusing at first glance, and that's not a good sign.

As for Harrow, Herald of Terror, my original is on the left, the middle converts the Battlecry into a more-simple aura, and if you think that's too OP, I have one without the cost-bump at all on the right. Instead, he has flavor text on the card like Dr. Boom:

Like the third one says, Death's reward is his to hand out (so no Deathrattles), and he scares minions to where they don't want to leave the enemy's hand! ...or you could call it Death's Toll.

With the previous effect being able to be controlled, I changed it to a new perspective which is the entire board. Basically, if you have 2 minions and your opponent has 2, you play this and effect occurs. If you have 2 minions and your opponent has 3, you play this and the effect will not occur as it is not the leftmost minion. The 'left' is in your perspective, not your opponents.

Thoughts? Made it so that the effect is not guaranteed to work all the time. 

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With the previous effect being able to be controlled, I changed it to a new perspective which is the entire board. Basically, if you have 2 minions and your opponent has 2, you play this and effect occurs. If you have 2 minions and your opponent has 3, you play this and the effect will not occur as it is not the leftmost minion. The 'left' is in your perspective, not your opponents.

Thoughts? Made it so that the effect is not guaranteed to work all the time. 

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With the previous effect being able to be controlled, I changed it to a new perspective which is the entire board. Basically, if you have 2 minions and your opponent has 2, you play this and effect occurs. If you have 2 minions and your opponent has 3, you play this and the effect will not occur as it is not the leftmost minion. The 'left' is in your perspective, not your opponents.

Thoughts? Made it so that the effect is not guaranteed to work all the time. 

 It's an interesting idea in theory, but for maximum clarity it would have to say "rightmost" to your opponent, when they looked at the card. Otherwise, having to specify "perspective" might be too convoluted for Hearthstone :( I would argue that's why we've only seen opposite-facing cards, like White Pawn.

 Your opponent sees your board "mirrored"; I just tested it out. The battlefield looks the same for both players (with the exception of your own minions being on the bottom), so the leftmost minion is the same no matter which side you're on.

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With the previous effect being able to be controlled, I changed it to a new perspective which is the entire board. Basically, if you have 2 minions and your opponent has 2, you play this and effect occurs. If you have 2 minions and your opponent has 3, you play this and the effect will not occur as it is not the leftmost minion. The 'left' is in your perspective, not your opponents.

Thoughts? Made it so that the effect is not guaranteed to work all the time. 

 It's an interesting idea in theory, but for maximum clarity it would have to say "rightmost" to your opponent, when they looked at the card. Otherwise, having to specify "perspective" might be too convoluted for Hearthstone :( I would argue that's why we've only seen opposite-facing cards, like White Pawn.

 Your opponent sees your board "mirrored"; I just tested it out. The battlefield looks the same for both players (with the exception of your own minions being on the bottom), so the leftmost minion is the same no matter which side you're on.

@LittleOgreHearthstone lol nice name change.

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 Is 7/5/4 balance with this Deathrattle? Or should I buff him a little? Seems a bit strong with the priest death knight.

 To compare, Sherazin, Corpse Flower is 4-mana 5/3 Rogue Legendary, who requires 4 cards to be played in a single turn. Never guaranteed but possible in a single turn, which is mostly untrue of your card for everyone not-named Shadowreaper Anduin. And it's said DK that would make people nervous of such a card :/

If you want to avoid the problem altogether, you might need to make it a class Legendary. Otherwise...yeah. Priest FTW.

Side-note: I think it would be funny if you said something like: "Deathrattle: BRB need repairs! Use your Hero Power..."