Hearthpwn

Is it too strong?If you play them both in 1 turn,this Ogre is a 6-Cost 7/6.It likes Overload.You can control the timing.If it's destroyed,you will save your Mana Crystals.

I made it a neutral at first.Warlocks,they did something to Ogre in Wow history. Warlock has Curse of Rafaam.You can discard Soul Chain.If Sealed Ogre is a neutral card,Soul Chain will be a neutral spell.It's a little strange. That's why I made it a Warlock card in the end. It will be more interesting to be a neutral card because you can imagine what will happen when other classes play this card.

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Gives your opponent the following token:

I'm thinking I want to change "Blind" to a 2-cost card. If you compare it to curse of rafaam, your opponent WILL take at least 2 damage for 2 mana, while this card actually doesn't have enough setback for your opponent, as you spend 3 mana dealing no damage or anything, and your opponent can remove it for the same price?

What does everyone think of Holy Mackerel?  It is my homage to Holy Cow from last week.

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I don't know if this has already been pointed out but I am seeing a lot of cards that put a token card into a player's hand. The card that produces the token should not describe what that token does. For example Curse of Rafaam. The token should be the card that describes what it does.

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Is this too op at 3 mana or fine? Ice Block is also 3 mana btw.

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Thanks for the feedback.  I will change the cost of Heart Stone to 1.  I think you are right because I want it to be more of an annoyance to get rid of than a complete block to your enemy attacking next turn.  I think that will work better because it'll be more like a gimmicky card such as elite Tauren chieftain or gelbin mekkatorgue.

 

I think that's a good call. At 1, it's still a really solid card, and definitely playable (drop it in your warrior deck to turn your weapon into a Gladiator's Longbow!), but by no means broken, and kind of in line with similar powerful 2-drops.

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What does everyone think of Holy Mackerel?  It is my homage to Holy Cow from last week.

 "All of my creatures now have divine shield for free." That's what your card is for beast decks. Granted, beasts are not a strong archetype, but I think they might be if all their creatures had divine shield for free. That's exactly what I was referring to in my above posts. If all you need for the effect to kick in is "this card is in your hand", then it needs to be a fairly weak effect. It can't be something really powerful, like "creatures you play get +1/+1" or "your spells do +2 damage", it needs to be muted, or at least backed up by a significant downside. Because not only is this effect totally free, your opponent has no way to get rid of it. They're going to be dealing with divine shielded Webslingers on turn one and divine shielded Savannah Highmanes on turn 6.