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Can I submit an original card I've already posted for an existing class?

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Can I submit an original card I've already posted for an existing class?

 I'm not sure exactly what you're talking about, but if you're talking about adapting... say, a Hunter card into a [insert your new class here] card, then that's totally fine. I've done it several times before, and there's never been a problem.

 Basically I have made a Paladin card and posted it on Reddit. Can I change it from a Paladin card to the new custom class and still be able to submit it as one of my example cards?

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I couldn't sleep last night so I just had to try and make a new class

Thoughts?

Name:Tactician

Hero:

 Cards:

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Just to be sure, in challenge 3, tokens are only minions (like totems and silver hand recruits) or it's any noncollectable card generated by the hero power (like rogue's dagger, spare parts, minions that goes directly to your hand)?

 It's anything, even another hero power or portrait.

Could any of you take a look at my Runemasters Hero Power (on page 5), because I am now in doubt whether these would be considered tokens. I made them thinking they would work like a Choose One effect. You choose a Rune, than use it on a minion (much like Keeper of the Grove. I don't think Keeper of the Grove's options are considered tokens right?

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So since people are posting their first ideas, I will too. So far I've only got the idea for two classes, their hero art and their Hero Powers. Both Hero Powers are the same thing.

As the old saying goes: "What is better? An undead alchemist or a purple lady that can use space?"

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Well, way to go to Cogito for accidentally predicting that I had a Time Traveler class idea. Originally, it was a Chronomancer class, but I saw thepowrofcheese already made one. I figured this was pretty close so I would make this instead and I kinda kept the sand theme a bit.

A bump because I got some new ideas. 2 different designs for Black Hole as well.

Flavor and Design:

As a time traveler (and part of the Time Traveler class), your powers focus on... time. Kinda like a Chronomancer, but a bit different. Many effects here are based on harnessing the power of your past and future to help you in the present. It can also make time a bit difficult for your opponent too. Look at Timewalker for instance. For every 10 seconds your opponent took on their last turn, he grows stronger and gains more Attack. Planning ahead is often a good strategy both as, and also against, a Time Traveler.

The keyword for the class is Quick-Time, which is a pseudo-Battlecry effect (like Combo or Overload) that activates if you played the card on the same time you received it. This of course includes drawing it, but just generating it also counts. While in most other cases, this would be very inconsistent and relies on topdecks in other classes, Time Traveler has ways to manipulate this. Their Hero Power, Glimpse, for instance allows them to swap the top 2 cards of your deck, allowing you to plan ahead for multiple turns knowing what you'll draw and you get to choose the next card you draw making it very strategy oriented. You can make sure you draw your Quick-Time card when you need it. Future Sight is the same exact idea, only it lets you look at more cards for less mana, granted as a collectable card. Parallel Dimensions helps you get rid of a useless hand when it's full of situational/expensive cards and get a better hand when you need it. It also allows you to shuffle Quick-Time cards into your deck and draw multiple Quick-Time cards at once to use their effects better.

The class does have quite a few visual gimmicks up its sleeve too. Rift Elemental and Black Hole signify the side of Time Traveler about space and matter manipulation, whilst Sandstorm and Parallel Dimensions showcases the sandy aesthetic of Time Traveler. Sand is the element of time after all.

Flavor texts coming soon!

In all honesty, I feel this lacks some originality. Off course, there's thepowrofcheese's Chronomancer class, but during the previous class design competition there were some other's that had some time-related classes. Quick-Time is also a keyword that has been seen before, though I do think it's a cool keyword because it opens up a lot of design space. I think sandstorm is perfectly balanced and a good way to use Quick-Time. Rearranging is a cool feature, it's seen a lot in MtG. Question tho, how would this be implemented in the game? How would the order be chosen? 

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God. I believe I am going to have some problems making a not-broken and interesting Hero Power, I don't have many ideas of what Power could be:

But here it is my hero idea! The Bounty Hunter!

The Bounty Hunter will focus on controling the board from minions, and gaining benefits from them. He can mark minions for gaining some bonus effects, as he dominates the board with minions, you are going to be in a very bad situation. But his minions aren't naturally powerfull by themselves, so board cleans and flooding are his weaknesses, since his minions aren't very resilent and his board cleans are: Or very expensive, or very conditional, since he just normally focuses on a single minion with ease.

Examples of how Mark synergy can work:

I don't have too much cards right now, but I believe at least these examples could work.

But I am neither too sure about my class.

I like the general idea of the Bounty Hunter. To make the name of the class more Warcraft-y you could also call it Ranger or Scout. Mark is an interesting keyword but might be relatively hard to implement because you need both cards that mark minions as well as cards that affect marked minions. Also, marking a minion in itself doesn't really do much right? Therefor if you have a card that marks, it doesnt affect the board in any way. Also if you topdeck your example card (deal 4 damage to a marked minion), its useless without any card that actually mark minions. It might be a really hard keyword to implement correctly. If you are going to go for it, think about changing your example card to 'Deal 2 damage to a minion. If it's marked, deal 4 damage instead'. Final note: DO NOT use that card back, during the last class creation comp, it received a lot of negative comments. People didn't even look at the cards themselves but were only talking about the card back.

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Also, the grammatical mistake on #6 is bugging me.

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I don't see it. (Help)

It's a French grammatical mistake. Cheese pointed it out. It should be d'Azeroth.

I’m afraid I must disagree. I believe it is Tour D’Azeroth, not Tour d’Azeroth