Hearthpwn

Overcosted - the art looks nice though

Surprised people think this is good, the fact that it says random enemy minion makes it completely useless imo

gross

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Note that the Meditate heal by Taran Zhu only activate when the player is able to attack, which mean that the Rogue (or player that managed to get this minion through other means) has to have weapons equip or increase their base attack by Druid spells / HP.

Big fan of the warlock spell, I hadn't thought of an Echo card that changes from single target removal to AOE - really good idea. Shame it can't be used in renolock haha

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To go along with the Kabal feel of the magical drug dealers, and to fit with this week's theme of herbalism new keywords, I have created a Meditate minion to counter Meditate minions!

Obviously, you don't want your Meditate minions to be unexpectedly aggressive, but this also has synergy with other cards, like Eerie Statue. So what do you guys think? Balanced? Overpowered? Underpowered?

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Thoughts? Is the flavour off because Premeditation is a Rogue thing?

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I had three main ideas and am having trouble deciding if they fit the theme and if so which to pick

first is an echo card that is discarded instead of played if you have already played one (issues are whether cards can be discarded by playing themselves and whether or not it is just too OP as a 2/2 for 0)

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 second is a meditate card that is immune and the meditate effect silences it (lore is that it was so eager to SMOrc that it released itself before the developers could give it charge, and if it doesn't SMOrc it is forced into silent introspection on the nature of SMOrc). how does immune interact with silence (does it properly silences itself like intended or is the card immune to CC as well as damage).

 the third and final is a Defend effect that is intended to play an animation (thus reducing the opponents time to take their turn).

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I love the meditate keyword, I feel like it would have a real opportunity in the game. Anyway here's my idea, a play off of Explorer's Hat but has more opportunity to snowball. Let me know what ya'll think

A couple priest cards that I first came up with, didn't really put much effort into the names/art so that will probably change if I decide to use one of these. Thoughts?

My two favourites:

Echo: Really neat mechanic, IMO shown off best by Multipython - it's a simple yet well designed card that just shows off the keyword nicely. Although the other cards are nice too, I really like the idea that the card alone is understatted/doesn't really do anything, and then the Echo effect is quite strong to balance it out. But overall a nice and simple mechanic that I could definitely see in the game.

Meditate: Another nice and simple mechanic that I think would fit well into the actual game. Careful Learner is a decent card but I feel the other two are pretty useless/don't show off the mechanic very well. I'd be really interested in Meditate cards where you have to make a real decision whether to attack or not; where the effect is on the same power level (if not a higher one to encourage a slower meta). Careful Learner does just seems like another Mana Tide Totem, and although the versatility is nice, you'd rarely attack especially since it's only two damage. A lot of potential for this mechanic though, I really like it.

Defend: This effect is only active during your opponent's turn.

They were so embarrassed by the priest cards they unplugged the router during the priest game LUL

LMAO most of the neutral cards are better than any of the priest cards

worse than Imp Master

Feels400dustMan

Pretty adorable - it's kinda like a mage flavoured webspinner huh

Damn just chuck this into zoo and add your Doomguard, Darkshire Librarian, and Soulfire and you're all good wow

With a 1/3 statline I don't see how this can be bad?

Feels Weapons Man