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Okay, so I was gone for a while, but I'm working on my submission post now. I decided on Vault Keeper as the Common to showcase. So how does this look?

Click here to go back to my Phase I post.

Click here to go back to my Phase II post.

My entry for this competition is the Time Traveler class. This is a class themed all around... well, time which is represented in several different aspects of the class. The Hero Power of the class is Glimpse, which has you look at the top 3 cards of your deck and rearrange them in any order (if your deck has less than 3 cards when you activate this, it will simply show you less cards instead), allowing for strategically planning ahead a few turns because now you know what you're going to draw and being able to change and optimize your draws.

This class also introduces a new keyworded mechanic for the class, Quick-Time. Quick-Time effects activate if you play the card on the same turn it's added to your hand (either by drawing it or generating it, anything counts). In most other classes, this effect seems like it would be inconsistent and top-deck reliant. The Time Traveler class however has many ways to get around this, namely their Hero Power in which you can rearrange the cards you draw to make sure you draw the Quick-Time cards when you actually want to draw them. There are also some cards in the class which can make Quick-Time cards even easier to activate.

UI for the Hero Power

These cards can be found back on the Phase I post.

Speaking of which, let's look at 5 Classic cards that showcase some aspects of the Time Traveler class.

Vault Keeper is a simple minion that plays into the Quick-Time keyword (and the "Playing Off-Key" challenge). It starts out as a 3/4 for 3, which is a standard statline for 3 mana with an upside. It gets stronger as you keep activating Quick-Time effects, encouraging you and rewarding you for planning ahead properly.	As a Time Traveler, you don't just go forward and backwards through time, but also through different dimensions parallel to yours as well. This is represented by the card Parallel Dimensions where you get rid of your current hand in exchange for a new one. If you have a bunch of expensive cards in the early game or situational cards when you don't need them right now, you can play this to put those cards back in and get something more useful right now when it matters. You can also use it to shuffle Quick-Time cards which didn't get their effects active and put them back in so you can activate their effects. You'll also draw a lot of cards from this so you have a good chance of activating Quick-Time effects of cards drawn by this as well.	One notable aspect with Time Traveler is the top of your deck, being able to see and change them as you wish. Your Hero Power and quite a few class cards give you this ability. A card with flexibility and good planning is Chrono Prophet which has an effect based on what type of card is on top of your deck. If it's a minion, you get a 5 mana 4/5 with Windfury (1 mana cheaper Windfury Harpy). If it's something else (which includes spells, the DK hero and the Legendary weapon), you get a 5 mana 4/6 with Taunt (Druid of the Claw in Bear Form). An interesting design that will be seen again in the future.

Being that space is related to time, some Time Travelers also have a little bit of an astral side to them, not a lot of it, but it does show up every once in a while. Black Hole being a notable part of this as well as a good showcase for the Quick-Time keyword. Without it, it's a 9 mana Twisting Nether, but with proper planning and getting the Quick-Time off, it can be 9 mana to simply just destroy your opponent's whole board while leaving your own board alive.

The Classic Legendary for Time Travelers is Kara Shellen, a powerful chronomancer with a simple but interesting effect. If you look at most of the other Classic Legendaries, most of them fall under the category of "simple, but interesting" so it only makes sense. On the battlefield, it's a 4/8 for 6 so it has the capability of surviving and utilizing its effect. Every single time you play a card, ANY CARD, you put a copy of it into your deck allowing you to potentially draw and use them again.

Remaining Classic Cards:

Basic cards:

Fun Fact: The Classic Legendary Kara Shellen appears in the artwork for Done That.

 

Looking for some additional feedback. Specifically changes to be made if any. Currently considering:

• Moving Cube of Memories to WotOG and replacing it with something else (though this would really suck for me).
• Increasing the Cost of Mirror Match to 8.

Hi !

I'm not sure about theese cards:

(my class has got many aggro cards, but also some control)

My only ideas are :

Falling Light - Cost 3 mana and deals 1-3 damage  (remember that my class has got another removal -->                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

Reinforced Protection - Increase mana cost to 5

Ancestral Tree - Give it Alleviation 

Cave Spider - increase health to 3

What do You think ? Are they balanced ? 

Please post your opinions and feelings. Thank You for reading and good luck !

CHECK OUT MY ENTRY : THE SPIRIT 

Made a few changes to the classic set. Here's what I've come up with so far:

What changed:

I don't really like Fiery Magicite, so I'll most likely will replace with some other minion with Spell Damage synergy. I also want to keep the Consume-in-you-hand effects as I feel it makes Consume a lot more interesting. I probably won't be making that many cards with this kind of Consume effect, though.

I'll be around trying to give feedback to whatever I can. Cheers!

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So here's what I've come up with so far.  Would love some feedback so I can finish it off then I'll start doing the same for others.

Class reminder:

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Wherever Riggs goes, Hillary Tee is sure to follow...

The Tokens are as follows and include Laughter from my basic set.

 Based on feedback I have made the following edits:

Removed Masked Assassin as it is too weak, changed wild card to an epic to reflect its complex mechanic, changed the cost of charm to 4 as per feedback, balancing issues with the price of fame have led me to scrap it as the new version would suit WotoG better in my opinion, created a new common minion called Goldshire Oaf, created a new rare spell called Butt of the Joke.

If people like these changes I should be ready to submit then focus on feedback for others.

 

 

• This one can be useful for Wild card

• This one I just thought it might fit somewhere in the class:

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Oh my gods. Cards are everywhere.

One at a time. Any card that isn't mentioned, I have no problem with. It's just good. Plain good.

Vilegloom

Overall, the class is quite interesting and nice, although very difficult to balance. Spell Damage is a minefield that which I fear greatly to tread. Just be very careful when balancing your cards, and edge on the weak side of things to be safe.

 

 This card is self contradictory. Does it give a minion +3/+3 or set it to 3/3? It's just a grammar fix

I would deem this a little too complex for a mere common. I would suggest it as a rare.

I really love this card, although the wording is a little strange. I would change it to "Deal one damage to a random enemy minion. If it dies, draw a card. Do this thrice."

What happens if you have no mana left? Nothing? I assume this is only effective during your turn (since mana refreshes at the start of each turn), so I'd suggest "Whenever this deals damage" instead for balance. Even then, it's quite strong as you often play your cards and spend all your mana before attacking.

Possibly broken with the storm-like concept going on.

 Immune is so much better than Elusive... Well done.

Legendary-worthy?

The problem with this is it's massive OTK potential. Combined with the ridiculous number of cheap burn/draw spells, this can easily become overpowered. Just be careful with future sets, as Spell Damage is a dangerous path to tread.

 @Mewdrops

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Wildcarded. Oh wait... I can't do that because you won't need it? Fair enough.

gods... The feeling to blow up some stuff is certainly infectious. 11/10. Expect to see my upvote...

I'd reword Ritual Dagger to "After your hero kills a minion, summon a 1/1 cultist." Yes, this is stronger, but the card's underpowered to begin with.

I assume the world Revelry is active in between the two sentences. Yes, it will definitely work.

Soul Crush... Crazy Harbinger... I love it.

Cursed Child is a very dangerous minion to work with. Pulling the legendary minion you wanted could be very very very powerful. Be very careful with legendaries in the future...

Bloodrage Berserker: Be very careful with this. Bliz hates charge minions, so this could easily see a future nerf? It depends on how easy it is to hit 20+ Attack in a turn.

Epic:

 Clearly not immortal! Banned for false advertising!

+1 Cost, and maybe as a 1/4 weapon?

 

Fire Herald Azure is ridiculously strong... From what I can tell, you can easily get ~4 attack each turn, and devastate the enemy. It's not a good idea to be able to deal Flamestrike after Flamestrike to your opponent each turn. I would change this to "Your hero damages all minions when attacking." to balance, and enhance the flavor of your harbinger's destructive tendencies. Also, Azura means blue... Am I missing an anime reference?

Suggested Example Cards (No order)

1. Azura
2. Apocalypse Jester
3. Bloodrage Berserker
4. Harbinger's Decree
5. Scepter

 

Round 1

Round 2

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The Artist: Cyr Caelus [See-er Say-lus]

A Custom Class by Phoenixfeather and Flamespren Nixolium

"Hey Deathwing. Jeez. Quit acting all grumpy. Look, I lost in Rahsor Hold-em against Nix so I have no choice but to be here. Apparently you need friends or something... Isn't that just perfect. I can't leave until I win this annoying contest, and you can't until you get a friend. You, a stupid oversized lizard befriending me - A beautiful damsel of exquisite talents and power? Just let me win this nonsense already." 

"Deathwing! What do you mean I can't just win and have to go through things stage by stage? That's it. I'm leaving! Bye! Cogito, get out of my way, you can't hurt me. Ow! Ow! What was that for? I can't leave? It's a free country right? It's not? Oh right... I'm in America Azeroth. Gods, this is annoying. How much longer must I wait here?"

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The Story of Cyr Caelus - Part 1

Cyr skips along the icy plains, bright blue eyes twinkling. She looks around, wondering. Where was she? When was she? Where were the Knight Radiant’s lightweavers and Nix, her spren? Storms! Even the gods are different! Cyr looks around, slightly fearful, yet curious. Nix had forementioned a possible danger when she’d fallen through the portal.

Suddenly, Cyr hears a soft melody.  She whirls, looking for a source. In an instant, two animations spring to life. The voice grows louder. Siren? No, it wasn’t quite right. Cyr completes the spin whilst summoning a few of her friends. A series of stone golems spring from the ground. An entire army of frivolous musicians and jovial dancers from various realms appear.. Within ten heartbeats, the field is covered in an ensemble of flying lights and flashing steel.

“Cyr?” A small voice calls, “That is quite the overkill.”

“Nixolium Ignitius Xel! I swear, you’re no better than Wit at times”

In an instant, the parade vanishes. Golems crumble to dust. Illusions fade to nothingness. All the various confused artists return to their respective realms. A glowing boy wreathed in a cloak of flames prances around Cyr.

“So where did Odium trap us?”

“The better question is... How are you not cold in that dress?”

“It looks pretty. Comfort comes second-”

“It’s twenty below! At least put cover your back!”

Cyr sighs. Nix was being annoying again. “One more irrelevant comment and I feed you to Ninian.”

Nix’s voice suddenly rises a few octaves at the mention of the manakete. “Sorry miss. We’re in Azeroth. One of Chaos’s realms.”

“Shards, I hate her. Probably one of the worse goddesses to exist.” Rage flashed across Cyr’s normally optimistic face.

“Come, quit feeling dismal. There’s a tavern up ahead. There’d be people you can… well... persuade… to work for you.”

Cyr ignores the sardonic tone and looks ahead. Surely enough, a small hut stood a few fathoms away.

“A tavern in the middle of nowhere?”

Nix just shrugs. The two bound over anyway.

“Hearthstone,” Cyr reads from the signpost, “Curious indeed.”

Cyr walks in to the joyous shouting of “Welcome to the inn, friend”.

The Story of Cyr Caelus - Part 2

Cyr eyes the mage across the table. Jane or something was it? Cyr hated her. Three minutes in and all her merry band was frozen solid. How are Frost Novas even vaguely fair?

“Nix! Do something!”

“Cyr, I can’t interfere. I’m a noble aviary elemental, and as a majestic creature, I refuse to sacrifice my morals for a petty bout between two rivals. Furthermore, I am not allowed to intervene in a duel between two grand magicians for I have no yet been summoned to your aid.”

“I have cookies”

“On second thought, such morals were created to be bent.”

A wave of fire engulfed the entire table into cinders. Jaina Proudmoore face displays undenyable surprise that was quickly replaced with wrath.

“You. Me. Outside.”

“I’m not interested in wom-”

A deathly glare from Jaina quiets Cyr. Hearth Stonebrew looks up from his position as bartender. Understanding the situation, he yells, “TAVERN BRAWL!”

--Ten Minutes Later--

“And then she threw fireballs at me! Real, flaming fireballs!” Cyr cries to her personal audience whilst counting a bag of coins she’d recently won.

Nix hovered nearby munching on a hard-won cookie. Well tried to. Nix found it quite difficult to eat while lacking the ability to digest food and having the unfortunate circumstance of burning everything upon contact.

Meanwhile, Jaina was under the care of half a dozen priests, each of whom muttering about the unstoppable force of dancing soldiers and flaming violins.

“You know, Nix. I thought that Janey over there was supposed to be one of the stronger mages around here.”

“Cyr, you realized that you technically cheated right?”

“You mean when I pretended to concede only to stab her with this viola bow?”

Cyr holds up the flaming weapon. Nix instinctively twitches away a few handspans.

“Uhh…”

“It’s not cheating. It’s just using whatever resources necessary in order to win. You know I’d gladly do it again.”

“There’s no way she’d fall for it again.”

“Hey Jilly! Double or nothing?”

Jaina struggles to her feet much to the protest of the surrounding priests. “Oh. It is on.”

--Ten Minutes Later--

“Hearth! Another round on me!,” Cyr calls from her place on stage, “Well not me, really. Technically, it’s Janny’s money, or was.”

The entire bar bursts into cheers.

Nix flutters over, “You cheated.”

Cyr nearly chokes on her ale, returns the glare of the bandaged mage, and falls into a fit of uncontrollable laughter.

The Story of Cyr Caelus - Part 3

     Cyr sits in the tavern, thinking of the worlds Nix had whisked her between. Femblem... Vyrn... Thera (Which for some reason wouldn’t let 17 year olds drink)… Time surely had passed. She’d stayed in the plane, Azeroth, much longer than normal. How long was it since she’d arrived? Three weeks? Nix did mention looking for a permanent residence. Cyr was definitely getting old…
     “Cyr Caelus!” A fanatic voice booms. Cyr pivots from her sitting position to the entrance where a Jaina drags a confused man through the tavern’s door.
     “Oh Jenny,” Cyr replied, annoyed at the intrusion to her pondering, “Put the poor fool down!”
     “Anduin, this crazy woman humiliated me not only in cards, but by cheating in a fair duel!”
     Anduin looked over to Cyr, clearly confused. His stunning eyes lock onto Cyr’s and heart instantly jumps. Shards, was the man good-looking. Those tragic filled eyes hiding unknown depths… The perfect blond hair trimmed to perfection… His radiating aura of powerful holy power…
     “Hello.”
     The word breaks through Cyr’s momentary trance. Cyr barely registers as Anduin approaches her table.
     “H-h--hi there. Ummm-uh… I’m Cyr… You’re Anduin... Can I touch your face?”
     “Excuse me?”
     Cyr inwardly slaps herself.
     “Imeanhello.” she says, nearly tripping up the words. Storms was she acting like a complete fool. While panicking over her next words, Anduin seats herself across the table. Jaina stands behind Anduin, still death-glaring at Cyr.
     “Jaina dragged me to apparently face a lunatic in a game of cards. Unfortunately, it seems I’m met with such a beautiful lady instead. Now, would you like to kindly join me in a game of Hearthstone?”
Cyr manages to make what seems to be half of a nod. She grabs the deck already set on the table as Anduin grasps one of his own from his immaculate robes using his perfect hands that she would love to grasp…
     “Ahem.”
     “I’msorrysureuhhhIguessI’llflipthiscoinhere.”
     In a flurry of uncoordinated motion, she grabbed the coin and accidently flipped it onto the wrong side.
     “I believe you get to take your turn first,” Anduin says.
     Cyr quickly summons a Stonetusk Boar. She moves to attack, but stops… Cyr couldn’t bring herself to damage Anduin’s handsome features. Against a dozen of her gamer’s instincts, she passes the turn. Anduin looks across the table, wearing a face of confusion. Oh that gentle face hiding unspeakable darkness. If only she could caress it...
     “You do know that minions with Charge can attack the turn they are played right?”
     Cyr bearly nodded, lost in a dreamy haze.
     “Well, I’ll play this Northshire Cleric and pass the turn.”
     Cyr barely notices as she passes her turn once again.
                    -An hour later-
     Jaina sleeps on a nearby table as Anduin says, “And I’ll attack you directly for the twenty-seventh time with my Northshire Cleric?”
     “Uh huh.”
     “And I win?”
     “Yeah…”
     “Ummm… Are you okay there?”
     “Umm yeah,” Cyr shakes his head as the prospect of losing sinks in. She continues in a quick flurry of noises, “AreyoubusytonightImeandinnerwouldbenice.”
     “Woah, slow down a bit! I wouldn’t mind if you joined me for dinner.”
Cyr replies in the form of a few squeals of excitement.
     “I’m sure the royal chefs could whip something up for the two of us.”
     Did Anduin just say royal? Cyr looks at Anduin, eyes widening in sudden recognition.
     “Ohgodsplsmryme.”
     Anduin turns a light shade of pink after picking apart the words, “How about we first enjoy dinner first.”
     “SorryIdidn’tmeantoImeanajsdspbs…” Cyr’s words dissolve into unintelligibility.
     Sighing, Anduin leads a love-struck Cyr Caelus home, leaving behind the sleeping mage.

To be continued…

(Nix nearly went on strike for his lack of screen time, so I promised him something next round. Also, we'll reveal next round if AnduinxCyr happens. Nix says :Nay:. Based on what happens, most likely it's :Nay:.)

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Artists include illusionists, painters, singers, dancers, sculpters, musicians, crafters, writers, and many others of creative professions. Cyr is from Rahsor, a faraway unknown plane. Somehow, she finds herself in an unidentified place in Azeroth with little but her magical affinity and a performer's personality. She certainly knows how to put on one heck of a show to distract, manipulate, and "convince" her opponents. Upon arrival to Azeroth, she finds a mysterious world-hopping tavern full of grand mysteries and frivolous adventure.

The artist class focuses on mass minion synergy, especially with adjacence and positioning rearrangement. 

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Hero Power, Keyword, Notable Mechanics, and Emotes

Compose: This is similar to a weaker version of Preparation. It can stack and be transferred through turns. This is especially useful when casting some of the incoming 11-cost cards.

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Keyword:

A Few More Examples

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Notable Mechanics:

1. Adjacent/Board buffs (Spur keyword; Left/Right/Opposite/All effects)
2. Choose a minion. Do X to all other minions.
3. Positioning Rearrangement/Randomization
4. Spells and abilities that summon more minions - Notably 0/4 Animations
5. Tales (Card Draw)
6. Musical Instruments as Weapons
7. Dance - A psudo-windfury
8. "Whenever this attacks"
9. 11-Cost cards
10. Dragon/Manakete Synergy (Synergy Comes Soon)

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Emotes:

Introduction: I challenge you!

Mirror Match: A duel? I accept.

Greetings: Good day!

Well Played: Not bad.

Thanks: Thanks a ton!

Wow: Shards!

Oops: A slip of the chisel.

Threaten: Behold my radiance!

Sorry: Sorry. Nix says he's not though.

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Example cards

Spur Attack - Common	Tromblade - Rare	Big Dragon
Setting spears on felfire since 1984.	How else can you play Rimsky Korsakov's Concerto while stabbing your opponent?	Once tried to kidnap Cyr. Ended up paying ransom for her to leave.

Spur Attack: This card can help get another kill or two or deal a lot of extra damage, assuming you have board control. Comparable to Cold Blood. It can help your seemingly useless Animations (0/4 minions) become much more dangerous. This satisfies challenge 2.

Tromblade: A tribute to all the great trombone players out there (You're welcome SlydE). By randomizing the positions of your minions, Spur effect cards such as Ninian, Destiny Dancer can bolster many different minions. This is also another example of a weapon instrument in the Artist Class. This card does not satisfy Challenge #3, as it contains the word "Randomize" rather than "Random". MWAHAHAHA! Dangit Cogito, no fun. It's my card for challenge 3. I'm not sure which instrument to do next... I'll take PMs (and art).

Big Dragon: ... Well the flavor text says it all. Seemingly physically weak little artists love to have big things that do the big punching for them. A great stable target for buff spells such as Spur Attack, Dance, and Duet. It's fun. It punches things. What more can you ask for? (Also supports future dragon synergy)

Blazing Spotlight - Epic	Ninian, Destiny Dancer - Legendary
In Cyrkensia, being "not fab" is worse than death.	"That's not a dragon!" - Everyone before Ninian uses Lightbreath

Blazing Spotlight: A lot like Twisting Nether, but requires cost-reduction in order to be cast. Thankfully, your hero power does it's job quite well, reducing the cost to (10). This is an example of a "Choose a minion. Do X to all other minions" card, which is one of the themes to the class, with Solo, being the other.

By the way, if you think this card is crazy, look at the non-example cards. There's some scary stuff going on down there.

Ninian, Destiny Dancer: Dance on a stick. Well two permanent sticks, I guess? This character comes from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade (and also one of my first 5-stars in Fire Emblem: Heroes). Yes. This is a dragon. Many powerful dragons can appear in humanoid forms, and Ninian is no exception. Wrathion is not a dragon because he's in hiding. It doesn't make sense? DEAL WITH IT! ANYWAY... This Spur effect is exceptionally powerful, and acts as a pseudo-windfury for adjacent minions. It can be used as a finisher or a way to deal a little more ping. When combined with effects like Tromblade's repositioning, you can "Dance" multiple minions.

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The Rest of the Classic Set

 

Abid Artist: This was the first example card from round one. It's a simple card that highlights the Spur effect.

Lightbolt: This card is used for damaging enemies or healing friendly minions. Both effects are slightly underpowered to balance versatility.

Screech: Deals 2 damage to every character. A pretty simple AoE spell.

Solo: This is an example of a "Choose a minion. Do X to all other minions" card. When someone else is doing a grand solo, it is only courtesy to quiet.

Sync: The Frostwolf Warlord battlecry on a spell. This can dramatically enhance a minion based on the number of minions you control. Token generators are strongly suggested.

Illustrious Tale: The next sequel to our Tale series. Along with Great Tale, be prepared to see many more of these to come!

 

Illustrate: This class summons 2/2 Illustrations over the course of your next 3 turns. It is another example in which spells generate minions, along with Carve from Round 1 and Bring to Life from Round 2. Feel free to check those out!

Sketch: This class's version of Preparation or Innervate, and of heavy importance. During the next turn, cards will be slightly cheaper, allowing you to burst for quite a bit.

Cyr's Creation: What the... The idea is that you try to draw this card as early as possible, and holy shift is it awesome if you get it early. The idea is that you play a card like Sketch and play this turn 2, or Hero Power turn 2, for an 8/8 on turn 3. You sacrifice much of your early game for this powerful investment. Later on though, it's just a generic 4/4 that's easily outclassed by Chillwind Yeti. Not necessarily powerful in constructed, but a powerhouse in Arena.

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Basic Set

Bring To Life: This is my card for the "All or Nothing" challenge. Why a spell? Well this is mostly for flavor purposes. Cyr isn't able to summon an animation from nothingness. She must carve it herself. With a few quick flicks of a chisel, she can make a quick animation, perfect for distracting or a number of other purposes. It synergizes well with cards like Vivid Viola or Epileptic Lights - which requires a large number of friendly minions - and Duet or Wandering Musician - which can buff the 0/4.

Epileptic Lights: Cyr releases as flash of lights to burn or blind the enemy. The more performers there are, the brighter the lights.

Dance: Dance is a card that allows a minion to attack an additional time each turn. And no, it will NOT work as a Charge effect, I'll hardcode it if I must. It's slightly weaker than Windfury. This is extremely useful in poking for a few extra bits of damage. In addition, it allows minions such as Azure Dancer to summon an extra token. (Hint: This'll get super crucial later on.)

Wandering Musician: This simple minstrel can play a simple tune that invigorates your minions to strike with greater force!

Duet: This buffs a minion and the minion next to it. It's pretty simple, but critical to bolstering your board.

Vivid Viola: Vivid Viola is a weapon for the class. Cyr is an expert in a variety of instruments, such as the viola and trombone. She's one of the top musicians in all of Azeroth. Now the instruments Cyr uses generally aren't the normal boring generic type. If you'll notice, this viola is literally on fire.

Azure Dancer: Azure Dancer is a good way to mass produce smaller tokens. It helps synergize with cards that require a lot of smaller minions such as Vivid Viola and Wandering Musician. (Ugh, I can't fit the token right)

Great Tale: Any good artist knows a good story or two. This one happens to give inspiration in the form of three cards.

Sing: Originally named Siren's Song, this was changed to fit the "Nuts//Bolts" challenge. It is quite similarly balanced as Embrace Darkness. The idea is that Cyr sings hypnotically and convinces one of the enemy to your cause. We provide no protection to any sheep or cyclops that fall of cliffs due to unrestricted sirens songs. By the way, I'm not actually a Justin Beiber fan.

Dance Battle: Ready your favorite music and we'll be having a D-D-DANCE BATTLE! Oh, and because you're a pro (and the system's super rigged), you'll always destroy the enemy minions.

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Token Artist Decklist (Basic and Classic Only)

2x Sketch

2x Abusive Sergeant

1x Argent Squire

2x Avid Artist

2x Epileptic Lights

2x Leper Gnome

1x Bloodmage Thalnos

2x Dire Wolf Alpha

2x Knife Juggler

2x Spur Attack

2x Duet

2x Vivid Viola

2x Azure Dancer

1x Illustrious Tale

2x Great Tale

1x Cairne Bloodhoof

1x Leeroy Jenkins

1x Ninian, Destiny Dancer

This is a quick deck that I've put together than is meant to generate a ton of tokens and capitalize on them.

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Best of Luck to Everyone!

Thanks to Sinti, Schlauchneid, Cogito_Is_A_Cake, ToxOvent, Linkblade92, Shadows, PurpleMD, Zency, FluffyFlux, and everyone else for your help!

Cogito!!! GIVE THY COOKIE TO MOI RITE NOW OR ILL COME OVER WITH MY BUTTER KNIVES AND MAKE YOU SANDWICHES!

 The above spoiler is my own class... A recommendation or two would certainly help. Wow pets have been removed.

Sorry nurgling, but you're still not going to like it.