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I was too busy designing my own class (mostly with to implement my Keyword into Hearthstone), I didn't have time to reply to the forum!!! Damn it!!! Here goes my first effort:

Class: The Storyteller

Hero:

Keyword: Whisper

 Explanation: After playing a card / Hero Power with the Whisper effect, it will hover over your Hero's portrait like Secret / Quest with the image of the card over it. When you hover over it, the effect will show up and tell if you can activate the effect or how many turn you still have to wait. Something like this:

When you hover over it, it will show up as:

When X is 0, the card will lit up like Secret during your opponent turn to signal that it is ready to be used. When you hover it again, it will become:

You have complete control when and which target the effect will fire off by right click on it (and click again if it's a target effect). Also, the effect is still counted as "activating" an effect, which mean that, for examples, minions with Can't be targeted by spells or Hero Power CANNOT be targeted by a spell or Hero Power Whisper effect. Whisper is also NOT a Battlecry if played from a minion, similar to Choose One effect from Druid. Playing the Whisper effect counts as casting / playing a card, so it will activate effects like Gadgetzan Auctioneer when activating a Whisper effect from spells or Questing Adventurer.

Flavor: Heavily reference fairy tale, legends, storytelling, bards and book reading. A control/combo oriented class that favor planning ahead, coming back from behind while swinging tempo back. Has strong healing, card draw, removal and stall. Lack burst damage, their Hero Power do nothing to impact the board, their minions are usually has really poor body in exchange for utility as well as the Whisper effect do nothing the turn they played; so they will easily be tempo out if they don't draw into their board clear and heal and having trouble dealing with a mid-range board.

Edit: A list of reference for people who might not aware:

• Scheherazade: The main narrator of Arabian Nights.
• Happily Ever After: The cliche ending quote of almost every fairy tales.
• Fairy Godmother: A famous stock character in fairy tales who help the dumb / innocent hero
• Heart of Ice: Reference to the Snow Queen fairy tale written by Andersen where the titular character has a heart made entirely of ice.
• Damsel In Distress / Knight In Shinning Armor: Two infamous stock archetypes for fairy tales: The passive, dumb, trophy female character and the bland, generic knight who rescue her.
• Voice Exchange: Reference to the Little Mermaid fairy tale by Andersen where the titular character sold her voice to become a human. The art is reference to the movie made by Disney.
• Frugal Bookseller: Pretty straight forward. The typical stingy book (spell) seller.
• Deafening Echo: Referencing the famous Echo and Narciscus myth in which Echo, who is cursed to only repeat the last word that was said to her, is in love with Narciscus, who is cursed to only love his own reflection. Both of them eventually died, her of a broken heart, him of drowning.
• Petrifying Gorgon: Reference the famous creature from Greek mythology where she turn people into stone if they look at her. Some version of the myths / retelling have the victims transform back when she was slayed.

 Bump up my class since it got no traffic the first time.

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