Hearthpwn

Being a successful rogue is all about exploiting the weaknesses of your enemies and financial illiteracy of your allies.

Obvious synergies with Pirates and Coins.
Rogue is probably the only class that makes pirates somehow viable and it's litterally the only class with means to generate coins on its own. And it would be shame not to explore these themes further.
And of course, if nothing else, this card can be always used as a combo activator.

The elements are not to be handled lightly

Valeera is becoming a Pirate! Do what she wants 'cause a pirate is free!

You both may be on fire, but you can ensure they burn out first.

My subjection this week:

If there is more than 10 cards in your deck, you only hold 10 of them and discard others.

If this isn't simple, I don't know what is. This saves you from secrets (Explosive Trap), Deathrattles(Leper Gnome), and most of all, damage from attacking. Save yourself from 8 Damage when whacking that Molten Giant.

since the theme is nine words or less it has to be legendary. why would you run two of these if you get nothing after the first cast?

Some uses for this card:

1. Immune your minion -> Trade
2. Immune your hero -> Life tap
3. Immune your minion -> Trade with enemy deathrattle -> Shadowflame or Hellfire
4. Immune important enemy minion -> Kill your Sylvanas Windrunner with something like Shadowflame -> Take that minion
5. Immune enemy taunt minion -> Go face (Immune actually removes taunt effect)
6. Immune enemy Hero -> BM
7. etc

I might have to change this card to 2 cost, since its a warlock card and they can get 1 cost cards from Dark Peddler

"Shadow or light?... Damage or heal?... (The discussion continued for a while, until reaching this)"

If you cast Power Word: Shield and Gift of the Naaru to a minion,it will gain +4 Health.

Allows you to block your opponent from drawing a card, which allows your opponent to block you from drawing a card, which allows you to do it all again!

The idea of this card is to use it when your opponent needs cards a lot more than you do, meaning they are incentivised to not play it, as to refrain from letting you play it again. Adds an element of strategy of trying to read when your opponent has a bad hand.

With this card, ancestral healing and totemic might may actually see play.

Hello everyone;

I'll keep this post short and sweet.

Good luck to all.

By "cap" I'm referring to the maximum amount of mana crystals you can have which is currently maxed at 10. Playing one Tree of Ages increases that cap to 15, playing another increases it to 20. This effect would not be immediate - playing this on turn 10 does not give you 15 max mana crystals on turn 11. Instead, it's a gradual 1 more mana crystal per turn increase just like normal. While expensive, it's meant to allow Druid to play a heavy control game and give ramp cards a lot more weight late on as well.