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Greetings, card creators! We're back once again with our fifth Class Creation Competition - Trials and Errors! We've looked back at the previous competitions, taken the lessons we've learned from them and applied them here to hopefully give you guys your best ever competition. What does this mean? Well...

• Longer Submission Phases

  One of the common issues creators faced - exacerbated to the extreme in our Year Creation Competition - was a lack of time to complete their submissions, often feeling like they've put out rushed and unfinished work or not submitting at all. Our timetable this time is based on a suggestion from CheeseEtc -  instead of lasting around half as long as the full Season, this competition will last the entire 20 weeks of the main Season. This does mean that we'll be far less likely to extend deadlines, but hopefully the increased submission windows will make this a non-issue.
  
  

• More Freedom

  One of the tricky things about running these competitions is that it's impossible to cater to everyone. In the last two CCCs, competitors were given extra challenges that they needed to meet the criteria on, beyond just creating the correct amount of cards. Some were silly and fairly trivial to do - some were not. While lots of competitors enjoyed this extra challenge as a means to get their creative juices flowing, others found them overly restrictive and an impedance to their vision for their class. As such, we've come to a compromise on the extra challenges - in Phase I, there will be no extra challenges that you must complete. From Phase II onwards, the three extra challenges will be added back in. Speaking of which...
  
  

• Less Clutter

  One of the sticking points of the last CCC was the 'Challenge Polls', in which we allowed you the competitors (as well as those merely spectating) to choose which three of six challenges you would have to abide by in the next phase. This was fun thematically, but a slog to get through and overall just an added annoyance for us to keep track of. As such, all challenges in future phases will be hand-picked by myself, with no extra Challenge Poll phase. This does mean that I won't be competing myself, to avoid any bias, but not to worry - I'm still finishing off my three expansions from the YCC after all...

I hope you're all ready for some interesting trials in the upcoming phases, but for this one, please, let your imaginations run free and design however you like - no worrying about mandatory keywords or weird cost restrictions this time.

GENERAL RULES

Even if you're already a veteran of our competitions here on the Fan Creation Forum, you should read the general rules before you get started. This competition does introduce new rules, like image limitations and formatting requirements.

PHASE I: The Concept
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Before you get to creating dozens of cards for your class, we want to hear your proposals. Here are the requirements for your Phase I Entry:

• THE CLASS'S NAME
  Obviously, you have to tell everybody the name of your new Class.
• Your may not submit a Death Knight, Monk, or Demon Hunter. I know, I know, those are the three classes in WoW that haven't made it to Hearthstone, so they're the most logical places to go, right? Well that's actually the problem. These three classes have already been created and speculated about dozens of times over by countless people already, from popular streamers to many different members of this forum. We want to breed new creativity with this competition.
• A HERO PORTRAIT
  Your class must be represented by a specific Hero, and that Hero should have a name.
• Your Hero's starting/maximum Health must be 30 , just like every existing hero. If it's not included explicitly on your Hero Portrait, it will be assumed.
• A HERO POWER
  Every Hero needs their own unique Hero Power, and so does yours.
• Like all existing basic Hero Powers, yours must cost (2) .
• Your Hero Power must also contain the words " Hero Power " at the top of the card text (e.g. Fireblast ).
• Note: A common mistake some folks make with their Hero Power is making it unusable without certain class-exclusive interactions like a new keyword. In addition to making the power useless to other classes when obtained by Sir Finley Mrrgglton , it may also be useless to the class itself when a player only has access to the class's Basic Set, which does not allow class-exclusive keywords.
• EXAMPLE CARDS
  We do not want to see your Class's entire collection, just enough for us to get a good idea of its concept.
• You are allowed up to five (5) example cards. What kinds of cards? That's entirely up to you and what you believe would best showcase what makes your Class unique. You might decide to show off a Basic card that would find its home in any deck your class could make, or you might decide to showcase a card that plays a major role in one of your Class's win conditions, or you might decide to show us an example of a card that uses a new Class-exclusive keyword. Tell us a little something about these cards and how they fit into the grand scheme of things.
• Your example cards may not produce any unique token elements. The only exception to this would be if the only unique token cards they produce are one that are already produced by your Hero Power.
• Your example cards are not required to show up in any future Phases as part of your final product. They are just examples and may be modified or even abandoned entirely as the competition progresses.
• KEYWORD
  Your class may have a unique keyword, though this is not required. If it does, tell us about it!
  • You can generate a keyword tooltip definition image here on Hearthcards . Just remember to host the image elsewhere, like any other.
  • Your class may not use the Choose One , Combo , or Overload keywords during this or any other phase.
• EXPLANATION
  Tell us a little bit about all of the above. Remember, the point of having different Classes in Hearthstone is that each of them plays differently, so consider telling us how your Hero Power and Example cards lend to or exemplify your class's unique features. You can also let us know, is your class more focused on aggressive, control, or combo decks? Does it place particular focus on minions, spells, or weapons? Is it fairly straightforward or does it have multiple different viable deck archetypes? Does it have a unique win condition? You can even tell us a little bit about where your Class's concept came from.

COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND PROCESS

How long do you have to work on your submission? How will advancement to Phase II of the competition be determined? The answers to these questions and more can be found below...

Are you curious what will be required for future phases of the competition? The challenges will remain a secret , but I'm happy to tell you the general submission requirements.

REWARDS

ARCHIVES

Want to see how things went during our first four Class Creation Competitions? Want to see what the winners and other finalists did during each phase? Then check out the links below!

I won't have to many time to post it later, so that seems I'm gona be first to post my class. And the class is...

Reality Shaper

My class Hero Power adds one of four Form cards to your opponent's hand. Form cards are cards with no cost, so they cannot be played. They will have some disruptive effects on your opponent's plays, and after one time their trigger they'll be destroyed. You can check all of them in spoiler below:

My class will have no unique keyword. It has very strong card draw and card generate, and tries to get upside from this. Also it have many mill and some 'cards-in-deck' destroying, however not to much, because that would be sick for the meta. This class also depends harshly on spells and spell synergy, however in much other way than Mage or Priest. It won't use them to burst, but mostly as fuel for combos and spell related cards. It also won't have to many damaging spells, since he would use stat lowering mechanic instead. Still it have some damaging spells, but not enough to play aggro or something like that.

Showcase cards:

Collect Energy : As I said Reality Shifter have many card generating. This cheap spell also benefit from other spells, and coud became key card for many Combo Decks.

Stellas Coactore : This guy is excellent example of what my class can do. It has many card draw, makes you sure that card draw won't became deadly for you, and show mill aspects my class use. Perfect to be my Classic legendary.

Energy Flow : My class use Secrets that costs 4 Mana. As it have the most expensive Secrets, they would have some realy great effects. But what's great in 4 Mana draw 3 cards, if it's conditional and you can't even use them ths turn? The most important thing here is the fact that this always draw you spells. If you'll make you're deck correctly, you can be sure that they would be good cards to draw. The best example are, again, Combo Decks.

Reduction Light : This card is example of stat lowering theme of this class. Nothing much to say.

Silent Blocker : And that's example of how you can benefit from stat lowering. Of course some could say it's better to buff this than lowering stats of many other minions. But here comes the answer: this class has realy weak stated minions, amd  nothing to buff them! You need buffs from neutral, but you won't have enough good minions to benefit from it. For curious, your minions with lower Attack also can attack only this, and all minions affected by this can ignore Taunt!

So that's all from me i'm glad you read through this (if you actualy did that), and hopeful that you like my class enough to give me up-vote. Do that, so I'll beable to show you more of Reality Shaper themes, playstyles, Mechanics and, of course, cards!

Edit: Balance changes- Reduction Light cost reduced to 4. Collect Energy problem with copying itself reduced.

I proudly present to you, my custom class for this competition:

The Journeyman

The hero for the journeyman class is a pandaren, called Ping Loo. His job is to travel to all the undiscovered lands. Of course he never travels alone, because he has his minions and companions to help him out. The hero power moves minions, which is a common theme in this class, but he also gives them a small health buff to make the hero power not complete garbage in decks that are NOT centered around moving minions.

The important themes of this class are:

• Moving your minions: This can only be done when you have multiple minions on board. Some minions get extra effects when moved, and some require smart placing but you can move the minions later. Moving a minion picks him up from the field, and you can then drag him to a new place on the board. If you only have one minion, the 'moving' part of the card will just be skipped. So in the hero power's case, you just give your minion +1 health.
• Smart placement: In the journeyman class, you will see a lot of minions that have effects on the minions adjacent to them, or opposing to them. If a minion has 2 other minions opposing to him, he can affect both. (like in the monster hunt from witchwood if you play as cannoneer) smart placement is important, but the hero power allows you to adjust your placement if you want to.
• Card draw: Card draw is important for the class, because of the various small combo's available in this class. Card draw is also important if you want to make a deck that uses this class' own keyword, Signal, which i will explain in a moment.

further more, the class will have control tools and some minor discover synergy in some expansions, but those are not the main strategies. The class also has a lot of synergy with minions, and is not centered around spells (well exept for boomsday but boomsday is crazy anyways). The class might get 2 or 3  weapons but not too many.

Because communication is important when travelling together, he also has a custom keyword, called Signal , which will be introduced in the classic set and also used in later expansions. Signal is an effect just like battlecry and deathrattle but it can be activated multiple times. It allows minions to send signals to the minions adjacent to it, who will then react to it. Thats also why placement is important.

So some minions can Emit a signal, and others can Receive a signal. That is also specified on the card. Basically you need an emitting minion next to a receiving minion.

Now, it's time for the example cards! They will also demonstrate how the keyword and the mechanics of the class work.

Now let's quickly talk about them:

• Desert Cruiser: Nothing really interesting here, but is still a usefull card. Some of the Signal effects are really strong and this card is a great way to trigger them.
• Darkmoon Caster: This card was one of the first cards i made for my class, and since then it has inspired me a lot, and the mechanics all evolved around this card. It requires very carefull placement, because when there are 2 minions in front of this guy, he hits BOTH of them! When there is no minion in front of him, he hits the enemy hero directly! And it is also a 3/2 minion who can attack & defend as normal.
• Experienced Pathfinder: This card lays the foundation to movement based decks and synergises quite nice with the hero power.
• Smoke Signal: An essential card for any Signal based decks, but still a very balanced card.
• Ulla Araviona: A sneak peek to what will come in the Boomsday Project set... She makes your spells basically free, at the cost of giving them random targets, and you can't choose when or if you even want to play the spells.

I really hoped that you enjoyed reading about the journeyman, and also I am already exited to show the rest of this to you all, and even when i get knocked out of the competition I will upload my work in my own thread. Also i wish great luck to all the other competitors. Thanks for reading,

ilja615

Introducing...
The Gambler class!

 

PRESENTATION

A gambler can be many things, a man who bets money on games, a fisherman that is fishing without bait, or just a simple risktaker. One thing they all have in common, is that they play the odds, and hope the luck turns in their favor. So does the Gambler class.
For this reason the Gambler will include a fair amount of RNG elements. But the Gambler, unlike most other classes, have a tendency to be able to stack their odds in their favor, making the odds just the slighest better to turn in their favor than their opponent's.

The Showcase Cards

Forlorn Scrambler: No matter the situation, this will turn out as a way for the Gambler to get ahead. If Taunt emerges, the Gambler can go defensive, whilst it can be more aggresive, should Rush be the example. Should Stealth be the thing for this card, the Gambler will be able to decide just the right moment to swing with it and turn the board into his favor.

On the House: A gambler will take anything that comes their way, and will for this reason never pass up a free drink! Use this card to fill out your curve, and use it strategically, if you want to search up specific Gambler cards! (There will be a 0-Cost Gambler card for this to work with.)

Blavon Felshine: With the use of his Hero Power, and other card generating cards, Hand-Gambler is a logical choice. This further helps promote that, by generating both value and Tempo for the class alike. It should be noted that a random minion is on average about a 3-Cost minion.

Eccentric Noble: Sometimes the cards you obtain won't always be wanted, and will fill you hand with things you'll never want to play. Cards such as this one helps mitigate that, to create a more fluid and consistent experience for all players alike.

A Fresh Start: Lastly, a Gambler is not afraid of trying out new things, and will risk it all for ultimate victory. With the card-generating Hero Power, you can get back on your feet in a matter of turns, for this powerful, but extremely dangerous effect.

I hope you all will enjoy the Gambler class as much as i enjoyed creating it. The primary goal idea for the class is creating (hopefully) healthy RNG, in a way that it doesn't just blow the opponent out of the waters, but instead creates interesting dilemmas for the Gambler to take advantage of, to help make every single game with the Gambler class an enjoyable experience!

Lost Soul

Story: During life Amira was just a mad girl, other than that she had nothing special in her life, but after death, here's where the real story begins. No one knows how, but she managed to escape from death's hand, and now she is trying to get herself a body. She got her hero power, which is "Stealing" body parts from the ones who face her, maybe she is mad, but she is a powerful soul (not a ghost!). Those who underestimated her now became part of her servants, no no, please don't get me wrong she is not THAT powerful to control living sentient beings (maybe some murlocks), but from their parts she is able to create servants for herself. After trying for many decades she nearly lost her hope, until one day someone told her, that the only way to get herself a body is to kill a body with soul mightier then her own. And now she is gathering army for fighting the body, and preparing morally for the final (maybe?) soul fight with only one bright memory, The Last Kiss.

Example cards

Card description: Some of the cards are what surrounded her dead body, creepy spiders, "Grave Cold", Some are bright things she remembers (only thing) like "The Last Kiss", and some are her creations like "Homunculus", all above now fight on her side and each one is an powerful "Addition".

Class Description

This is some sort of Priest and Warlock mix, concentrated on taking damage and summoning Homunculus, more about this you will see in next phase, but I am thinking abut something like "Jade golems" but a bit more special.

Thank you

For reading this, and for being understanding if I made any mistakes (english is not my native). Wait for more about this class very soon :)

The Bard

You cannot find an innkeeper anywhere on Azeroth that hasn't heard tale of Silas Mellowsong, or that wouldn't pay a small fortune to have him perform in their tavern for even one night. His songs are known to lift the spirit, and move even the most calloused of souls to tears. But life on the road is not all fun and games. While he detests violence, if forced to fight Silas' performing gift can be used to strike fear and demoralise, with enemies been driven to the edge of insanity with the utterance of but a few verses.

Borrowing from classic themes of the Bard in a variety of fantasy mediums, the class has no direct damage spells or weapons, but rather excels in building a resilient board presence and efficiently manipulating the stats of minions on the board throughout the game.

The most basic tool in the Bard's arsenal is the Hero Power, giving a minion +2 Health for 2 mana. This allows the Bard to establish a more resilient early board presence than other classes, and synergises with many of the Bard's spells that benefit, or otherwise interact with, the highest Health minion on the board.

The importance of minion Health in the Bard's game plan is further bolstered by the class-specific keyword: Forte.

An artist as talented as Silas travels only with the best, and the best shine under the spotlight. Any minion with the Forte keyword has Taunt when its health is the highest on the board. This makes for an extremely dynamic board: Trading into a minion with Forte active will more than likely cause it to lose Taunt, but it may very well cause another Forte minion to gain it.

Example Cards

As the above cards make clear, the Bard is geared towards board control and midrange strategies. While all out aggression is possible, capitalising on early board superiority to beat the enemy into submission quickly, the class in at its best when it is ahead on board, and has a variety of tools allowing it to do just that.

Cutting Words is a Basic card, allowing the Bard to set up beneficial trades for a price that cannot be beat.

Young Troubadour is the perfect target for a turn-2 hero power, more than likely transforming it into a 2/3 with Taunt.

Technicolor Dreamcoat exemplifies the Bard's ability to capitalise on being ahead on board. Quite inefficient as a +2/+2 buff, it becomes exceptional if it also gives the target Taunt.

Persuasive Argument is another example of tools available to the Bard: Secrets. Costed at 2 mana, Bard Secrets act similarly to the rest of the class' arsenal, redirecting or stopping attacks and manipulating stats on board, rather than dealing direct damage.

Scorpio the Inimitable, on the other hand, (the Bard's Classic legendary) is one of the few Bard cards that deals direct damage, converting board presence into a finishing blow.

I hope you enjoyed this preliminary look at the Bard, and I hope I'll get a chance to showcase more of it in the future. As a final note, I'm not very happy with the class art assets borrowed from HearthCards.net (the pink might be a bit too bright for my taste), and should my submission pass to the next phase I'll more than likely create custom ones from scratch.

First time posting, but I've been making a good handful of custom cards in my free time, so I figured this would be fun. My entry is:

The Enchanter

STORY

Thaumaturge Vashreen is an esteemed purveyor of weapons, armor, and relics of all kinds, as many more studied Ethereals tend to be. He has taken a step beyond what many of his kind traditionally follow on, however, and set up shop in Stormwind City, aiding those with enough coin in reforging or shifting the aspects of their equipment. Longing for a real test of his knowledge and abilities, he seeks to claim more than simple coin, using his extensive knowledge of the arcane and bending the reality of weapons to truly become a master of his craft, despite already being one of the more well-known of his skills.

CLASS DESIGN

The Enchanter is targeted at a playstyle that leads to flexible decision-making, namely through the manner in which it takes a hold of the board. While its spells can offer bolstering to minions or weapons, it primarily functions through establishing board control, either by doing so with minions buffed into becoming a sticky presence, or by molding them into powerful removal tools. Naturally, Ethereals are masters of trading, and that concept is (ironically) retained here, but its flexibility is what gives it strength. By bolstering both its minions and its weapons, the Enchanter has many choices in how it goes about gaining and holding a lead.

KEYWORD: ENCHANT

Enchant is, on the surface level, a simple effect: Buff a minion's Attack or Health, or your weapon's Attack or Durability (All at +1, from the Hero Power). While weak on its own, however, many cards the Enchanter receives will either recast Enchants, copy effects, or specifically grant large benefits to minions and weapons affected by Enchants. Think of it as "targeted" buffs, rewarding the player for holding enchanted presences on the board, and allowing them to get tempo presence through clever use of Enchanting powerful minions or holding onto strong weapons for a lasting effect. The weakness of Enchant, on its own, is the strict nature of it - Enchant cards are mostly restricted to the class, and as such, other classes will receive less value from them when receiving them through their own sources.

EXAMPLE CARDS

Synchronous Shifter is an example of a basic, yet potentially powerful tool in the early game, due to its flexibility. Do you drop it as a 2 cost 1/1 and get two copying 1/1's on turn 2, or hold it for further benefits to build a stronger wall up?

Continuum Blade stands as a model for the flexibility presented in weapons. Adding an additional point of Attack to your weapon on turn 3 is a powerful choice for removal, but alternatively, you could build into a sturdy source of removal instead. In either case, however, you also have your options in-hand to consider.

The Sin'dorei Disciple is a better tool for its potential minion presence, in that it can be built into a very strong token to face for your opponent quickly. The options available here are a bit more extensive - you could simply get a 3/3 going, for a faster removal, or build into a healthy minion that can snowball into becoming a monster for the move towards late-game.

Weapon Transmutation is an example of what an expansion card would look more like. A powerful tool when used correctly, this can establish a lengthy presence of a powerful weapon through the game. The Enchanter has quite a variety of tools in his arsenal, and adaptation through continuation is a terrifying thing to be up against when such cards come into play with Enchants already active on them, something that would rarely be possible otherwise.

Finally, Diviner Ji'thraas is a sturdy presence on his own, but his effect is far and away the takeaway from playing him - dropping him on 8 mana allows you to bolster your entire board up, and with a full package, +7 additional damage to toss out can easily be the difference between lethal and allowing your opponent an additional turn. Alternatively, however, you could opt to rely on minions with powerful effects and to up their health, continuing to rely on the threat they pose to achieve wins through controlled means.

Had a lot of fun with this, and I hope you liked the concept of the Enchanter class! Ideally, I would've liked to have used the Weaver custom class option from Hearthcards.net, but unfortunately, it wasn't applying correctly on the portrait, so I figured I'd keep the theme consistent here. I'll probably do more on the Enchanter in the future for entertainment purposes, as well. Would be great to get an opportunity to showcase some of the more rewarding card ideas down the line, rather than the core of its flexible and adaptive core.

(Footnote Edit: Past few were due to images failing to load because they were Hearthcards direct links, this one's just to make the green softer on the eyes, and to make the epic text more purple.)

My custom class is tinker. The hero is gazlowe.

The class revolves around slight changes to make large impacts. Take the hero power. It does a small thing, but can increase the survivability of your minions, or make removing an opposing minion easier. The signature keyword is meant to allow the class to handle swarms of enemies defensively, while struggling against large enemies, and synergise with the hero power by increasing survivability.

Now for the rest of the cards:

You'll notice a mech theme. Mechs are to tinkers as Elementals are to mage. Shield generator Has excellent synergy with both the hero power and Armored. Plotting Techie is an example of the kind of synergy that can happen with the hero power. Mechanical chicken is a strong buff target that is particularly strong with taunt.

I'm excited to see what people think.

The Marksman

represented by Sharpshooter Nally:

The Marksman brings 2 new keyword, Ranged and Ammo

Marksman is basically a control class, with many tools to destroy enemy minions, and destroying enemy combo pieces.

With a limited healing capacity (just like Hunters), Marksmans must protect themselves in a different way, o therwise they are vulnerable to direct damaging classes like Mages.

Marksmans can upgrade they weapons, using a variety of ammo cards. An ammo card isn't lost when the weapon is destroyed, but only one can be attached at a time.

After this short introduction, i hope i will have the opportunity to show more about Marksmans.

Thank you for your precious time!

The Cursed Witchdoctor

Background:

Kneel before the master of the cursed flames! Witchdoctor Ziu'tekhul is the leader of a secret human group known as the Shadowcinder Cult located in Stranglethorn worshipping the Shadows and practicing fiery magic. The difference between the Trolls and these jungle inhabitants is that the Shadowcinders do not worship any kind of god, but rather the Shadows themselves, trying to become one with the void.

One facette of this class is its innate leaning towards combo decks because of its Hero Power.

Blazing Rune allows to "store" mana for later turns, which is really strong. In the process though, you neither develop anything on board, nor do you actually increase the value of your hand by that much. Value wise, the Warlock Hero Power would probably still be considered stronger.

Another component of this class (and the one i want to showcase with the example cards) is the Shadow Realm mechanic.
The Shadow Realm basically is like a bank in which you can store cards. Minions can be copied, put, summoned in and out of it and a lot more. Xipilli, Jeweled Prince is just one of many more examples to come (if i proceed of course) showcasing unusual Shadow Realm interactions.

Since the Shadowcinder Cult is located in Stranglethorn and fire magic is one of their staples, a few Beasts and Dragons here and there might pop up, but they won't be the classes main focus. Also, to explain the names of some of these cards: Ziu'tekhul is my easier to pronounce version of Xiutecuhtli, which means gentleman of fire in Aztec. Xipilli also literally translates to jeweled prince. I think these Names are very fitting and i will probably continue with Aztec names, unless they don't fit the character of course.

New Keyword!

Example Cards

Skullswinger: Easy to understand basic card. The Witchdoctor might get a few cheap
spells or other combo tools to
make more use out of it than currently possible.

Spirit Channeler :

Standard sized 2-drop that you most of the time do not want to play on 2. Since its not copying, but putting the friendly minion into the Shadow Realm, it is a heavy anti-tempo card, and you mostly don't want 1-Cost minions in your Shadow Realm anyways.

Shadowseer :

Nothing all too special, just exploring the mechanics further. It has to be noted, that effects that put cards from your deck into the shadow realm are already considered, so this could actually give card advantage without previously losing a card from your hand or board to achieve that.

Shadowball :

This is an epic spell because it can actually put your opponents minions into your
Realm, something that won't be the focus of this class, but might appear again once or twice.

Xipilli, Jeweled Prince :

One of the cards that actually is the strongest as long as you keep it in the Shadows. This could be a deck buildaround card, just trying to put as many Xipillis as possible into your Shadow Realm giving ridiculous buffs to your board for the entire rest of the game.

That is it for the most part, hope you guys like my ideas! If there are any major mistakes I made I'm sorry,
english is not my main language.

Just new to Hearthcards, but here's my entry:

Wile E Coyote: SUPER GENIUS!

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Wile E Coyote, SUPER GENIUS!. Once, I used to hunt that pesky Roadrunner for a square meal. But after realizing that his speed was too much for me, I gave up catching him. Now, I go into the tavern and hunt heroes daily for my daily meal! Wish me good luck!

Wile E Coyote is a risky aggro class: either the enemy falls easily, or Wile E Coyote falls easily. He rarely plays defensive: this is a full aggro class. Wile E Coyote is heavily spell-reliant: he does not have many class minions outside of his Legendary ones. Many of his spells are quite cheap, but ALL OF THEM have the new Backfire keyword.

Wile E Coyote's Unique Keywords:

Example cards:

The Ocean Queen

The naga, powerful race of the sea send forth their champion!

Werzala has explored vast oceans, lakes, rivers and bathtubs. Always pursuing knowledge, she has now made the leap unto land and is ready to engage in battle with the best of the tavern.

Thanks to her research, Werzala has discovered the magical properties of water: Mana manipulation, healing and flowing power! She has also recruited the aid of the murloc tribe and the mystic dragons!

With her hero power, Werzala may cheat out minions in the early game or have more time to develop in the late game. The fact that it costs 2 mana makes it different to the coin, making it a bit harder to exploit for combos.

Tap is the new keyword for this class. Instead of playing a spell, minion or weapon into the battlefield, you may instead shuffle it back into your deck to get an effect. The obvious advantage is you have a way of overcoming fatigue, however, keep in mind that you still have to pay mana and on top of that it may make it more difficult to draw cards you really need.

These 2 cards may give you a feel of how it will work.

Kael 'thas, Snowstrider: The legendary card for KoFT, good example of the Tap mechanic. You may play or you may pay 5 mana to shuffle it into your deck and destroy all frozen minions. This also ties in with one of the Sea Witches strengths: Freezing.

Forbidden Elixir: The old gods have been sneaky with this one. An example of the flexible buffs that the Sea Witch possesses. The ability for a tiny buff in the early game or a continuous poisonous in the late game. However, one must keep in mind if they want to keep on drawing a 2 mana "give a minion poisonous.

Another strength the sea which has is her powerful ways of drawing cards!

Forseer of waters : This amazing card allows you to mitigate the effect of Tap . Her powerful ability will make sure your hand stays in a healthy size, but her stats are suboptimal,

Pursue Knowledge: A wowzer of a card. Allows you a nice card draw, only to possibly end up giving you card disadvantage. While having the Tap of cards trigger can be positive, it still is a risky play.

And finally, the sea wouldn't be complete without the most advanced race in it:

COVER BEFORE THE POWER!

The tribes this class is supported by is dragons and murlocs, both being used for utility!

So that's the end of that. Summing it up:

STRENGTHS: A way of cheating out some cards in the early game, healing, freezing, drawing flexibility and escaping fatigue!

WEAKNESSES: No burst or direct damage, board clear, big minions, removal or game-changing cards

I thank you for your time and hope to show you more of her cards!

EDIT: Fixed my mistake so cards should be visible. Also, I edited the text for better English, I don't think its against the rules but if it is, sry

The Infuser

The Infuser class is made up of potent spellcasters who manipulate the energies around them fuse it with people and objects. Some devote themselves to unlocking the full potential of Infusion magic while others take a more practical approach and combine it with other martial arts and fighting styles. There are many different factions that Infusers can choose to align with and they all have their own preferences. The two major factions that appear in the Basic set are the Flame-Heart faction and the Ice-Soul faction. The Flame-Heart faction prefers to boost their strength while simultaneously sapping away the strength of others. The Ice-Soul faction prefers to bolster their defense while weakening their opponent's. You can expect more factions, each with their own preferences in future sets.

Absorb is the unique keyword for the Infuser class. It allows a card to take the stats and/or effects of the target and make it their own. Naturally, you can't steal what something doesn't have. If the player were to drop Flame-Heart Disciple on an adorable little Snowflipper Penguin , then it will only gain 1 Attack.

Buffs and debuffs are an integral aspect of the Infuser class; something that Hearthstone has delved too much into. I want to show off all kinds of ways to use them.

Monster Monarch

You heard of Beastmasters? Well their flocks are nothing to a Monarch's Monster! Power is the name of the game, so as nothing stands in the way of their OVERWHELMING might. Even exemplified in the Hero Power: Flame Surge , where the minion transfers its health into power, foregoing the need to survive as long as everything else is dead with it.

Feeling the weak had no place taking his time to cultivate, Volus Sar sought out raw power. He found a way to draw out that power, but many died in the process, but he deemed them simply as weak, for he underwent the same procedure regularly, and did not parish. Soon, Volus found his way to beings who didn't immediately falter under his magic, and thus made them his. None could stop his power, save the minion's own weakness overtaking them, yet that never happened near where he found the beasts. Now, Volus seeks the answers to where this vitality comes from, as to harness it for his own gain.

Similar to the Overkill mechanic, Overwhelm has one purpose; damage. Monster Monarch cards come in with the intent to overpower their foes and keep on going.

Example Cards:

Fortbreaker : This is a low level entrant meant to do his namesake, break a fort. At 3 mana, it is more than likely to trade with any other 3/4-drop, maybe even survive. Late game, with Flame Surge, it can become a 6/1 Rush to break a nasty taunt and still get a bit through,

Nature's Channeler : As a support to the class, Hero Power, and neutral minions, Nature's Channeler flavorfully 'heals' the class as to give it more resources to covert to further power.

Raise to Power : Ever the helpful sort and to shore up their own power, the Monster Monarch helps other's see the way over overwhelming power as the true means to an enemy's end.

Scorched Earth : If a Monster Monarch can't win, nobody is winning. If skillfully used, this is a deadlier Flamestrike , as a feeble body cannot stand to the flame, but that so to counts for the caster as well.

Fotovol Fotia : Meant as the ultimate Show of Force, Fotovol get's to the board slow and it a juicy target, but the moment he can beef up, a cycle of fire will rain down upon the unprepared.

I present to you my custom class, The Lovers , based on 2 keyord

The Lovers

It’s a tale about 2 lovers, a young and clever Mage who found a new form Ethereal and a Blacksmith ready to help and protect her at all costs. Unfortunately one day and experiment went wrong and the two got caught into an explosion, on the verge of dying they kissed and by the power of their love they were granted a curse, they could live in an Ethereal body made out of the flames of the furnace, eternal life burdened by 2 extremely powerful curses: She could never harm anybody with her spell, and his armory will forever be weak against the power of the Molten gods.

The class has 2 new keyword:

Ethereal are capable of damaging the face ignoring taunts, but even the weakest of spells like Whirlwind are able to wipe them out. Molten can be good against anyone since getting armor it’s something almost every class can do, and also seems very powerful against warrior, but don’t fear because rather than being something to counter warrior is a downside effect to your own armor gain ( see one of the example cards ). Furthermore, there will be a lot of spell damage minions/effects, but ( as said in the lore ) you won’t have but 1 damaging spell, the buff is mainly used for other type of cards.

Card Examples

I have to keep Ethereal minion on low health or it would become difficoult for class with few spells to defend against them; they are very weak to most AoE spells since even low rolling a Lightning Storm will del 4 damage, but they also force the opponent to use single target damaging spells on them. Molten serves as a counter to the huge armor gain you have.

This is all for now but if i pass you’ll se more stuff: the only damaging spell this class has, more E. Creatures ( E. Ragnaros ) and nother new mechanic featuring minions and armor!