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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses:

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses:

 and then there's Cursed!

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses: 

 and then there's Cursed!

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

 Now, I think your non-faction cards are cool, especially rage potion, but I think you need to focus on the faction in a different way. The thing is, the factions are there for you to use as a seperate archetype for your deck. For example, the Kabal was pushed as an archetype, and the way you make a kabal deck is to use no duplicates. They made this more possible than before by adding a bunch of board clears and useful removal options among with Kazakus and the singleton class legendaries. The grimy goons archetype was pushed by making cards that gave the buffed and adding tonnes of cards that were kinda mediocre without buffs, but scaled with the grimy goons abilities a lot, biggest example being dopplegangster. I don't even want to bother talking about how you make a jade deck.

So then, the question you should be asking when you make the faction... How do you make a Kursed deck? More specifically, a Kursed Worgen deck? The only card you have that's even slightly synergistic is Loan Wolf, by giving your opponent less opportunity to remove curses. So, I think you need to add more synergy cards to make a curse theme work, because I do like the idea. That does mean reworking curse of Wrath, and going for another curse for the opponent specifically, because at the moment, it goes against the idea of curses, with you holding it, yet it's so ridiculously oppressive and cruel if your opponent gets it off of the Kursemaster Kalith, because it acts as a Checkmate for everything you have the turn you play Kalith. I'm not too fond of that.

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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses:

 and then there's Cursed!

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

 Now, I think your non-faction cards are cool, especially rage potion, but I think you need to focus on the faction in a different way. The thing is, the factions are there for you to use as a seperate archetype for your deck. For example, the Kabal was pushed as an archetype, and the way you make a kabal deck is to use no duplicates. They made this more possible than before by adding a bunch of board clears and useful removal options among with Kazakus and the singleton class legendaries. The grimy goons archetype was pushed by making cards that gave the buffed and adding tonnes of cards that were kinda mediocre without buffs, but scaled with the grimy goons abilities a lot, biggest example being dopplegangster. I don't even want to bother talking about how you make a jade deck.

So then, the question you should be asking when you make the faction... How do you make a Kursed deck? More specifically, a Kursed Worgen deck? The only card you have that's even slightly synergistic is Loan Wolf, by giving your opponent less opportunity to remove curses. So, I think you need to add more synergy cards to make a curse theme work, because I do like the idea. That does mean reworking curse of Wrath, and going for another curse for the opponent specifically, because at the moment, it goes against the idea of curses, with you holding it, yet it's so ridiculously oppressive and cruel if your opponent gets it off of the Kursemaster Kalith, because it acts as a Checkmate for everything you have the turn you play Kalith. I'm not too fond of that.

I disagree with your idea of how the factions work in MSoG. How do the non-Jade Golem cards for Rogue, Druid, and Shaman synergize with Jade Golems? Like Lotus Illusionist? That has nothing to do with the Jade Golem mechanic. Also, from the start, the curses aren't about cursing your opponent. Some of them are supposed to curse yourself for added power. The theme of the Kursed Krew is that they themselves are cursed. The Worgens are in there because of the Worgen curse, so it's essential to the faction's theme. Also, Kursemaster Karith gives your opponent the curses at the end of your turn, so Curse of Wrath doesn't screw over your opponent. They only take double damage from you if they don't pay the 1 mana to get rid of the Curse.

That being said, I'm thinking of a new card to work with the faction. It will use powrofcheese' art for Time Stop.

Muzzle. 3 mana spell. Silence a minion. Spells costs (2) more next turn.

Or something along those lines. Also, maybe Kursed Bloodboiler could curse your opponent if it dies on their turn.

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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses:

 and then there's Cursed!

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

 Now, I think your non-faction cards are cool, especially rage potion, but I think you need to focus on the faction in a different way. The thing is, the factions are there for you to use as a seperate archetype for your deck. For example, the Kabal was pushed as an archetype, and the way you make a kabal deck is to use no duplicates. They made this more possible than before by adding a bunch of board clears and useful removal options among with Kazakus and the singleton class legendaries. The grimy goons archetype was pushed by making cards that gave the buffed and adding tonnes of cards that were kinda mediocre without buffs, but scaled with the grimy goons abilities a lot, biggest example being dopplegangster. I don't even want to bother talking about how you make a jade deck.

So then, the question you should be asking when you make the faction... How do you make a Kursed deck? More specifically, a Kursed Worgen deck? The only card you have that's even slightly synergistic is Loan Wolf, by giving your opponent less opportunity to remove curses. So, I think you need to add more synergy cards to make a curse theme work, because I do like the idea. That does mean reworking curse of Wrath, and going for another curse for the opponent specifically, because at the moment, it goes against the idea of curses, with you holding it, yet it's so ridiculously oppressive and cruel if your opponent gets it off of the Kursemaster Kalith, because it acts as a Checkmate for everything you have the turn you play Kalith. I'm not too fond of that.

I disagree with your idea of how the factions work in MSoG. How do the non-Jade Golem cards for Rogue, Druid, and Shaman synergize with Jade Golems? Like Lotus Illusionist? That has nothing to do with the Jade Golem mechanic. Also, from the start, the curses aren't about cursing your opponent. Some of them are supposed to curse yourself for added power. The theme of the Kursed Krew is that they themselves are cursed. The Worgens are in there because of the Worgen curse, so it's essential to the faction's theme. Also, Kursemaster Karith gives your opponent the curses at the end of your turn, so Curse of Wrath doesn't screw over your opponent. They only take double damage from you if they don't pay the 1 mana to get rid of the Curse.

That being said, I'm thinking of a new card to work with the faction. It will use powrofcheese' art for Time Stop.

Muzzle. 3 mana spell. Silence a minion. Spells costs (2) more next turn.

Or something along those lines. Also, maybe Kursed Bloodboiler could curse your opponent if it dies on their turn.

 I think you misinterpretted my point on the factions. Not every card that you make has to synergise with the faction. Lotus Illusionist doesn't have to be synergistic because it's just a regular card. Yet, there is alsoJade Lightning,Jade Chieftain, and Jade Claws, which do have very obvious synergy with it, and thus an archetype about those cards and the faction specifically, can be created. There aren't any non-jade golem cards with synergy for jade golems, for jade golems are the synergy themselves. They themselves boost up jade decks. That's why archetypes for every faction exist, they all provide bonuses for building your deck a certain way, whether that being Grimy Goons synergising indirectly with some of your other card choices, Jade Golems synergising very directly just with them selves, or Kabal having it's own form of "synergy" in the sense that it reads your deck and then decides whether it's been built around them. As I said, Kursed decks are the only odd ones out, who don't have a strict archetype, just a couple of helpful cards available to 3 classes.

Anyway, it seemed to me that every single curse you had was detrimental, and thus designed to be given to your opponents hand, barring that one single card with an upside. The card itself is very well designed, it's Cursed Blade with FAR more of an upside that you can back out of at any moment. However, when you ask yourself, "What is a curse?" and you look at every single curse giving card you have and the curses themselves, you think "Curses are detrimental effects that you give to the opponent to mess them up, except for that one card that doesn't fit in with the category with all the other ones as it's a neutral effect, and your opponent can benefit from, which kinda messes up the legendaries ability"

After you explained that it was an end of turn effect, thanks for that by the way, I remembered it being a battlecry, it removed the otk problem, and spawned a new one... That is, doesn't giving your opponent a Curse of Wrath just suck for you now? Because, now your opponent just got a free 1 mana spell that allows them to punch you in the face for 4, or if they're in lead on the board, they can do it every turn as long as they keep your minions down. I know your idea is that thematically, they themselves, are cursed, but when you start modifying how some of your curses are good for you, and some are bad, you start pushing your factions ability from more of a mechanic to a theme, and it starts to mess with how you synergise with it, and how good and consistent your legendary is. Your legendaries effect vary from forcing your opponent to spend an extra bucketload of mana to avoid getting weighed down by Fel Curses and Curses of Sloth, to giving your opponent a couple of Curse of Wraths, meaning they tear 8 health off of you, but have to spend 2 mana. I don't think that's a healthy position for your legendary to be in.

So, what I'm getting at is, maybe Curse of Wrath is a little too negative towards your design space. I do like the idea of your Muzzle card though. If you included that as well as 1 or 2 other cards that synergised with the usual use of curses, then the faction will be less of a collection of disruptive cards for 3 classes to use, and more of a fun, exciting archetype for you to build your deck around. Kursed Bloodboiler having a cursing deathrattle is also pretty nice as long as it doesn't give them curse of wrath, because in that case, you're just giving your opponent the option of killing it to smack you in the face.

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I agree with @maxlot in that the factions provided a new archetype focusing on their mechanics for each class (regardless of their success or lack thereof), so the Kursed Krew should have some kind of synergy that allows this. It could be as simple as cards like Dispatch Kodo and Knuckles, which are mediocre cards by themselves but are very effective when mixed with Grimy Goons' smuggling, effectively doubling their damage in this case. An idea would be a card with an effect like "Whenever a Curse is played", or similar to Burgly Bully because all Curses are spells. Even a "Battlecry: If a player is Cursed" could be interesting. This way, you can build a deck around using these curses to your advantage, or simply use one or two cards in other archetypes, but there is a potential Kursed Worgen deck there to be used.

Apart from the tri-class cards, each class received between 2-4 cards directly related to their faction, Jades receiveng less because of their mechanic:

• Druid - Jade Blossom, Jade Idol, Jade Behemoth
• Hunter - Trogg Beastrager, Shaky Zipgunner, Smuggler's Crate, Hidden Cache
• Mage - Freezing Potion, Volcanic Potion, Potion of Polymorph
• Paladin - Grimscale Chum, Smuggler's Run, Grimestreet Outfitter, Grimestreet Enforcer
• Priest - Potion of Madness, Pint-Size Potion, Greater Healing Potion, Dragonfire Potion
• Rogue - Jade Swarmer, Jade Shuriken
• Shaman - Jade Claws, Jade Lightning, Jade Chieftain
• Warlock - Bloodfury Potion, Blastcrystal Potion, Felfire Potion
• Warrior - Hobart Grapplehammer, Grimestreet Pawnbroker, Grimy Gadgeteer, Brass Knuckles

And all this is being very strict. One could argue that Kabal legendaries are as thematic as Potions, and that great buff-receivers are core in the Grimy Goons.

@nurgling13

Don't have the time to review stuff atm but I found some art that I think would suit your rage potion a lot better:

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Don't have the time to review stuff atm but I found some art that I think would suit your rage potion a lot better:

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 @Asylum_Rhapsody

How have people liked the challenges? Do you think they spiced up the Class Creation Competition sufficiently that we can follow similar models in the future and inherently end up with sufficiently different and interestingly different classes?

I liked the challenges. Sure, there were some hard challenges, but there's always a way to make them work in our class. And they are meant to be challenges, after all. It's our job as a creator to find a way to mechanically and thematically integrate them into our sets. I don't think that it has to minimize our class identity. So my class needs to interact with secrets? With the coin or cards cost? There's probably a clever way to solve this puzzle, and create some card that I wouldn't have thought of otherwise.

However, when it's time to present our submissions, and we have to show two challenge cards out of four, there's not a lot of room left to present our set's identity. Do I go with flashy cards? I insist on one mechanic? I present different facets of my class? That's the part that I found difficult, and where I would have sometimes prefered to be able to showcase other cards.

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Finished my cards for Challenge #2. All of them are from GVG expansion.

@nurgling13 @thepowrofcheese @SanderNightsite Hope I interpreted your classes in a correct way.

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I've fleshed out some more card ideas, and changed a few old ones. I've got a potential set now:

Again, here is my custom MSoG Faction. What I've come up with is the Kursed Krew: the Worgen, the Demon Hunter, and the Nightare, a band of characters familiar with receiving and giving curses. Led by the seductive Kursemaster Kalith, this new gang is known for cursing those that oppose them, as well as cursing themselves for promises of power. Here are the tri-faction cards:

Here are all eight curses:

 and then there's Cursed!

I made the curses for the Nightmare and Demon Hunter classes, because you need to know what all the curses are for Kursemaster Karith, but I'm not going to make the collectible cards they go with. Some of these are designed to go in your own hand, like Curse of Wrath, while others are designed to go in your opponent's hand. I designed them all so that you don't really want them in your hand, though, so that it's bad to get them from Karith. 

One Night in Karazhan:

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

 I tried to stick closely to the themes of the Kursed Krew and gadgetzan gangs in general. That meant focusing more on the Worgen side of the class here. Please give me any feedback you can. 

 Now, I think your non-faction cards are cool, especially rage potion, but I think you need to focus on the faction in a different way. The thing is, the factions are there for you to use as a seperate archetype for your deck. For example, the Kabal was pushed as an archetype, and the way you make a kabal deck is to use no duplicates. They made this more possible than before by adding a bunch of board clears and useful removal options among with Kazakus and the singleton class legendaries. The grimy goons archetype was pushed by making cards that gave the buffed and adding tonnes of cards that were kinda mediocre without buffs, but scaled with the grimy goons abilities a lot, biggest example being dopplegangster. I don't even want to bother talking about how you make a jade deck.

So then, the question you should be asking when you make the faction... How do you make a Kursed deck? More specifically, a Kursed Worgen deck? The only card you have that's even slightly synergistic is Loan Wolf, by giving your opponent less opportunity to remove curses. So, I think you need to add more synergy cards to make a curse theme work, because I do like the idea. That does mean reworking curse of Wrath, and going for another curse for the opponent specifically, because at the moment, it goes against the idea of curses, with you holding it, yet it's so ridiculously oppressive and cruel if your opponent gets it off of the Kursemaster Kalith, because it acts as a Checkmate for everything you have the turn you play Kalith. I'm not too fond of that.

I disagree with your idea of how the factions work in MSoG. How do the non-Jade Golem cards for Rogue, Druid, and Shaman synergize with Jade Golems? Like Lotus Illusionist? That has nothing to do with the Jade Golem mechanic. Also, from the start, the curses aren't about cursing your opponent. Some of them are supposed to curse yourself for added power. The theme of the Kursed Krew is that they themselves are cursed. The Worgens are in there because of the Worgen curse, so it's essential to the faction's theme. Also, Kursemaster Karith gives your opponent the curses at the end of your turn, so Curse of Wrath doesn't screw over your opponent. They only take double damage from you if they don't pay the 1 mana to get rid of the Curse.

That being said, I'm thinking of a new card to work with the faction. It will use powrofcheese' art for Time Stop.

Muzzle. 3 mana spell. Silence a minion. Spells costs (2) more next turn.

Or something along those lines. Also, maybe Kursed Bloodboiler could curse your opponent if it dies on their turn.

 I think you misinterpretted my point on the factions. Not every card that you make has to synergise with the faction. Lotus Illusionist doesn't have to be synergistic because it's just a regular card. Yet, there is alsoJade Lightning,Jade Chieftain, and Jade Claws, which do have very obvious synergy with it, and thus an archetype about those cards and the faction specifically, can be created. There aren't any non-jade golem cards with synergy for jade golems, for jade golems are the synergy themselves. They themselves boost up jade decks. That's why archetypes for every faction exist, they all provide bonuses for building your deck a certain way, whether that being Grimy Goons synergising indirectly with some of your other card choices, Jade Golems synergising very directly just with them selves, or Kabal having it's own form of "synergy" in the sense that it reads your deck and then decides whether it's been built around them. As I said, Kursed decks are the only odd ones out, who don't have a strict archetype, just a couple of helpful cards available to 3 classes.

Anyway, it seemed to me that every single curse you had was detrimental, and thus designed to be given to your opponents hand, barring that one single card with an upside. The card itself is very well designed, it's Cursed Blade with FAR more of an upside that you can back out of at any moment. However, when you ask yourself, "What is a curse?" and you look at every single curse giving card you have and the curses themselves, you think "Curses are detrimental effects that you give to the opponent to mess them up, except for that one card that doesn't fit in with the category with all the other ones as it's a neutral effect, and your opponent can benefit from, which kinda messes up the legendaries ability"

After you explained that it was an end of turn effect, thanks for that by the way, I remembered it being a battlecry, it removed the otk problem, and spawned a new one... That is, doesn't giving your opponent a Curse of Wrath just suck for you now? Because, now your opponent just got a free 1 mana spell that allows them to punch you in the face for 4, or if they're in lead on the board, they can do it every turn as long as they keep your minions down. I know your idea is that thematically, they themselves, are cursed, but when you start modifying how some of your curses are good for you, and some are bad, you start pushing your factions ability from more of a mechanic to a theme, and it starts to mess with how you synergise with it, and how good and consistent your legendary is. Your legendaries effect vary from forcing your opponent to spend an extra bucketload of mana to avoid getting weighed down by Fel Curses and Curses of Sloth, to giving your opponent a couple of Curse of Wraths, meaning they tear 8 health off of you, but have to spend 2 mana. I don't think that's a healthy position for your legendary to be in.

So, what I'm getting at is, maybe Curse of Wrath is a little too negative towards your design space. I do like the idea of your Muzzle card though. If you included that as well as 1 or 2 other cards that synergised with the usual use of curses, then the faction will be less of a collection of disruptive cards for 3 classes to use, and more of a fun, exciting archetype for you to build your deck around. Kursed Bloodboiler having a cursing deathrattle is also pretty nice as long as it doesn't give them curse of wrath, because in that case, you're just giving your opponent the option of killing it to smack you in the face.

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I agree with @maxlot in that the factions provided a new archetype focusing on their mechanics for each class (regardless of their success or lack thereof), so the Kursed Krew should have some kind of synergy that allows this. It could be as simple as cards like Dispatch Kodo and Knuckles, which are mediocre cards by themselves but are very effective when mixed with Grimy Goons' smuggling, effectively doubling their damage in this case. An idea would be a card with an effect like "Whenever a Curse is played", or similar to Burgly Bully because all Curses are spells. Even a "Battlecry: If a player is Cursed" could be interesting. This way, you can build a deck around using these curses to your advantage, or simply use one or two cards in other archetypes, but there is a potential Kursed Worgen deck there to be used.

Apart from the tri-class cards, each class received between 2-4 cards directly related to their faction, Jades receiveng less because of their mechanic:

• Druid - Jade Blossom, Jade Idol, Jade Behemoth
• Hunter - Trogg Beastrager, Shaky Zipgunner, Smuggler's Crate, Hidden Cache
• Mage - Freezing Potion, Volcanic Potion, Potion of Polymorph
• Paladin - Grimscale Chum, Smuggler's Run, Grimestreet Outfitter, Grimestreet Enforcer
• Priest - Potion of Madness, Pint-Size Potion, Greater Healing Potion, Dragonfire Potion
• Rogue - Jade Swarmer, Jade Shuriken
• Shaman - Jade Claws, Jade Lightning, Jade Chieftain
• Warlock - Bloodfury Potion, Blastcrystal Potion, Felfire Potion
• Warrior - Hobart Grapplehammer, Grimestreet Pawnbroker, Grimy Gadgeteer, Brass Knuckles

And all this is being very strict. One could argue that Kabal legendaries are as thematic as Potions, and that great buff-receivers are core in the Grimy Goons.

I've thought about what you guys said, and I made some changes to the set. First, I changed Curse of Wrath so that it benefits you, but it is pretty unlikely to benefit your opponent. I've decided that all the Kursed Krew classes will have another curse-giving card that just gives Cursed!, because making an additional curse for each class would be too many. I changed Night Watchman to have an effect similar to Burgly Bully (I didn't want to do an effect based on if/how many curses your opponent has, because I think it would be too unreliable). Here's the new set:

Here are all eight curses:

 and then there's Cursed! 

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan:

Worgen also has two cards from previous sets that help with hand disruption:

Is this enough to make a hand disruption archetype? You've also got Burgly Bully and the other Trogg cards to play with. 

 

I've finished my class (there might be some small modifications in future) and this is my post.

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Does the Magma Rager parody have to be a minion?