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Quick question; There's a bit of a conflict with keyword and class name. If we had. For example: "Discover a minion with Human." We'd be able to tell what it means, but class names are also bolded in discover effects, so how would you get around that for: "Discover a minion with Worgen," for example? For the record, I'm comparing against I Know a Guy and Kabal Courier.

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Quick question; There's a bit of a conflict with keyword and class name. If we had. For example: "Discover a minion with Human." We'd be able to tell what it means, but  would you get around that for: "Discover a minion with Worgen," for example? Blizzard prefers to go with the most obvious phrasing, so should we put in "Worgen Effect" or "Worgen trigger", or just go with bold worgen since classes aren't bold in card text? It's a bit finicky, sorry to get weird and technical

For the record, I'm comparing against I Know a Guy and Kabal Courier.

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Quick question; There's a bit of a conflict with keyword and class name. If we had. For example: "Discover a minion with Human." We'd be able to tell what it means, but class names are also bolded in discover effects, so how would you get around that for: "Discover a minion with Worgen," for example? For the record, I'm comparing against I Know a Guy and Kabal Courier.

 But the class names in Kabal Courier aren't bolded?

 Yeah, for some reason my memory isn't a thing. I've edited the original post but I'll reiterate my question here; Should we elaborate that it's an effect over a class depiction or just assume they'll understand?

Idea for a good removal card that has the downside of having to be in a specific form.

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Quick question; There's a bit of a conflict with keyword and class name. If we had. For example: "Discover a minion with Human." We'd be able to tell what it means, but class names are also bolded in discover effects, so how would you get around that for: "Discover a minion with Worgen," for example? For the record, I'm comparing against I Know a Guy and Kabal Courier.

 But the class names in Kabal Courier aren't bolded?

 Yeah, for some reason my memory isn't a thing. I've edited the original post but I'll reiterate my question here; Should we elaborate that it's an effect over a class depiction or just assume they'll understand?

 I think the difference between discovering a card from the Worgen class and discovering a card with a Worgen effect would  be that "Worgen" in the latter would be bolded. Both Museum Curator and I Know a Guy imply that it would be "Discover a Worgen card". I did make a card that used a different wording, but I think I worded it incorrectly, in hindsight:

 

 Alright, swag. I have some other questions, because nothing can ever be easy...

First off, we saw in Mean Streets a lot of auxiliary races in classes they're not often associated with, E.G. Paladin Tuskarrs and Druid Virmen. Henceforth, would you be ok with Gnolls in Worgen? Admittedly lore Suuuuuuper doesn't support that, and yeah there are no gnolls in Gilneas to my knowledge but... Seriously, it is hard to find fun worgen art. I was more successful with gnolls and it IS meant to be an expedition...

Secondly, how's about balancing a card where there's a strong effect for Worgen or Human, but it would be stronger for the other spec? Because that's weird and innacurate, here's a concept to clarify..

Evidently, the effect is stronger for the spec that can buff hero attack, but it only triggers on the human side, so should I raise or lower mana cost in that situation? It's overcomplicated I know, very sorry.

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Hmmmmm. What about this one?

Ok, here's my absurd idea.

Well, this competition will be VERY interesting, here I got 3 cards:

Wildhowl Fighter: A very straightforward card, a bit unoriginal, but makes the game a bit more defensive, to wait some turns and trigger more powerfull effects.

Reave Sheer Primalist: The master of the Elementals and Evolve effects, this Murloc can give a lot of power to your elementals, beign able to change forms, also, it helps a LOT with the Quest, but changing a bit your deck, but the Reward can give also the bonus to the elementals if you have some left.

Deadlift: Human is all about protection, Worgen is all about attack, if you are human, you are thinking of reserving your minions for a bigger attack, or protecting from a supposed cleaner, in Worgen, Deadlift will be able to survive, to then activate your killing combo with some bonus attack and double damage (Going to change Watermark if it needs some changes).

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Ok, here's my absurd idea.

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Hmmmmm. What about this one?

 I like that combination of art, mechanics, and theme a lot actually. Is getting +3 Health or Attack really worth it though? What if it got Taunt or Divine Shield instead, or something like that?

Glad you like the concept and such! Yeah, I found the art first and went from there. Hmmmm. A fair point, especially with the attack option. Well, considering the themes of worgen being more about aggression/tempo and human being more about value/control (if I'm understanding correctly!) what about something like this:

Would also consider bumping it to 3 mana. But yeah, the first design feels a lot more clean/elegant. Hmmm. Now I'm feeling like the cost reduction might be a bit out of nowhere, since i'm pretty sure that mechanic is not found anywhere in your class. Another option would be for worgen form to give it charge... just imagine the raging possibilities... ;D

The attack/health buff feels the most natural to me... but yeah, let me know what you think about all this ^__^

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Just a quick idea that came to my mind

Fast explanation, if a Rogue returns a minion to his hand with the quest activated and you have this minion while in Human Form, the Rogue quest advances 2 intead of 1 just like if she played two minions with the same name

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Well, this competition will be VERY interesting, here I got 3 cards:

Wildhowl Fighter: A very straightforward card, a bit unoriginal, but makes the game a bit more defensive, to wait some turns and trigger more powerfull effects.

Reave Sheer Primalist: The master of the Elementals and Evolve effects, this Murloc can give a lot of power to your elementals, beign able to change forms, also, it helps a LOT with the Quest, but changing a bit your deck, but the Reward can give also the bonus to the elementals if you have some left.

Deadlift: Human is all about protection, Worgen is all about attack, if you are human, you are thinking of reserving your minions for a bigger attack, or protecting from a supposed cleaner, in Worgen, Deadlift will be able to survive, to then activate your killing combo with some bonus attack and double damage (Going to change Watermark if it needs some changes).

Is this mechanically consistent with the class, or is it intended that nothing except the hero power can transform your hero?

BTW, the effect is meant to work kinda like how N'Zoth refers to Deathrattle minions. So in this case it means any minion with the "Human" keyword, and also including heroes that are currently in human form.