Hearthpwn

Intro: 
Remember all those powerful scrolls from dungeon crawlers and World of Warcraft that need no magical ability to use? Have you ever wondered what would happen if a random guy just casually decided to grab a few bags full of those and run around like a lunatic? Well wonder no longer! I present to you, Gabriel Gillian, the Scribe! 

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A scribes magic comes from scrolls and tomes, which comes with one big advantage, if you use a scroll and you need another, just draw one up (Gabriel is quite the artist)! That of course will take awhile hence the extra mana cost but the possibilities opened by it are endless! 

New Keyword: Tome 
These show up like a secret but visible to both players. They are buffs that will cancel under a certain condition. Makes deck building really interesting especially the more you try to have active at once. Cool note about tomes in the classic set: There are 5 tomes total, a 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 cost! 

Class Themes: 
- Controlled RNG effects. 
- Effects with a duration. 
- The condition of "If your opponent controls no minions" on cards. 
- Cards that affect adjacent minions. 

Strengths: 
- Extremely versatile hero power that you can adapt to your opponent. 
- Strong card draw. 
- Stronger while opponents board is cleared (KILL ALL THE THINGS!!). 

Weaknesses: 
- No healing (some preemptive pseudo healing options are available however). 
- Limited direct damage and simple finishers (usually wins through complete domination!). 
- Weaker while behind on board (as you have less control over your controlled RNG effects, and no good comeback cards). 

         
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Cauterize: Solid removal if your willing to take some damage. You do get less value with a better weapon so don't overdo it. You can only kill them so much after all... (unfortunately)
Enchant Weapon: Fury: Your angry, your swords angry, your enemies minions are dead. It's a good time! This is an example of the classes cards that are only effective against minions, and the "Enchant Weapon:" card type that will appear occasionally.
Reinvigorate: After a hard days work, taking time to relax can do wonders. However it does seem to be less effective while the enemies minions are trying to murder you. I'm frankly shocked.
Summoned Battleaxe: The perfect card to show off the class at a glance. It may seem somewhat weak but it's a cheap way to trigger big spellfury cards and it has excellent synergy with weapon durability buffs (which the class has in classic).
Fire Tornado: The classes signature aoe. It's quite powerful, and an example of the classes armor gain which is often a small amount added onto another effect.





Flame Bowman: Another example of the classes cards that are only effective against minions. 
Icecrafter: She has solid stats, and you can definitely get your monies worth out of her using windfury (which the class can get from a couple of classic cards).
Frozen Fist: Having no weapon equipped is another minor card theme so this gets players used to thinking about it early. A fairly strong card as early when it's best you likely wont have a weapon.
Conjure: Barriers: The class is great at conjuring armor, shields, etc, so the classe's minions are often well protected with high health! The class's weapons are a bit too complex for the average warrior to use so attack buffs aren't common.
Spellspeed: Using magic induced speed, you can strike down multiple foes before they have time to react! This card is paralytically good against big boards (less chance of 'losing' a hit to face), and with spell damage.

Descriptions to come.



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Bottled Damnation: The cheapest way (dust wise) for players to try out death knight cards. I figured it fits the class given Wulfrum is a borderline death knight to begin with. It's also a MASSIVE buff to Professor Putricide (classic). Seeing as he doesn't get along well with the death knight card and it's lack of Versatile Potions, I figured I'd show him a bit of love!

Potionblood Brood: The random Versatile Potion's will not target undamaged friendly characters (if possible), preventing the effect from fizzling so to speak.

Deathdrinker: It's important to note that this guy gains the deathrattles triggered on the last turn, ie, your opponents last turn. Thus you will somewhat rely on your opponent clearing your minions to get value out of this guy.

Prince Tenris Murkblood: The 1 cost prince nobody asked for! Because of the classes close affiliation with the scourge, I figured it fit the class well. Plus the class has had enough giant legendaries in the past so it's time for a change! It's a strong control card that synergies well with Death's Duality. The lack of one cost cards is also a much bigger deal for this class than for others, with cards like Boiling Cauldron (basic) and Bottled Death (classic) being almost staple. In addition he doesn't work well with the new Potionblood minions from this set as they shuffle 1 cost cards into your deck.

Wulfrum, Potionblood: I wanted to have the cheapest deathknight card that could also do some work late game. For some decks the armor and new hero power will be enough, while others will want to utilize the reduced concoct effects. Since you wont be able to generate Versatile Potions with your hero power anymore, I added some solid concoct 1 cards that work well with the reduction, though cards like Watchful Gargoyle (classic) are pretty brutal with the reduction if you have Versatile Potions from other sources.

Potionblood Extract and Forgotten Formula complete the potionblood theme that was started in knights of the frozen throne.
Fumeeater Phantom triggers off versatile potions used for concoct effects given concoct effects discard the potions.
Bottled Peril will use any spell damage you have on board when the damage takes place, not when the spell is cast. However the spellstone will still increase the cards damage on the next turn.
Ivory Spellstone is a pretty solid addition to spell damage alchemist.
Spellflame Kobold pretty much turns your Versatile Potions into Shadow Bolts.
The Cleaving Concoction is unlike most of the other legendary weapons in that it gives an actual usable weapon to a class that would normally not have any. If you build up enough potions for it, it can be quite scary and act as a win condition. Though it can also be used with just a few potions if you're in need of removal.
Mord, the Lost Necromancer combines spell power alchemist with deathrattle alchemist and has some pretty insane synergies to justify his legendary status. The most notable combos are with Death's Duality (KotFT), Deathdrinker (KotFT), and Advanced Study (basic).

With beast and spell damage decks both in strong spots, I wanted to focus on the alchemists original purpose, pure control. I also wanted to add options mainly for even decks as odd decks were already well represented this expansion and the 0 mana Versatile Potions from Baku the Mooneater are scary enough without needing support.
Note the upgraded hero power was made ages ago for Justicar Trueheart, I need to remake it and add "Hero Power:" to the top line. I'll get around to it eventually!

Bottled Severance is a pure control card that'll help you out-value your opponent.
Bottomless Cauldron is a very useful combo card, and it combos insanely well with Bottled Severance late game.
Blood Brewer is my even support card! It truly shines when it comes to healing your hero.
Moribund is another out-value card. Another control deck is gonna have a hell of a time getting rid of this guy for good. I originally had him costing more and shuffling in less cards but then he just seemed terrible compared to Fal'dorei Strider.
Ny-Rakath works by showing you 3 cards at a time and giving you arrows to cycle through your deck to find what you want. I made a quick example of what it might look like:

The Mecha Lich is the result of casting Escape the Flesh on Ancient Watcher.

Sluggish Rebooter: I originally wanted to make this a 2/2 without the deathrattle limiting effect but the death knight card would just break it completely.
Mutation Project: If either player dies from the initial 5 damage, they will stay dead. This can be used as a sort of Mind Blast or to gain a pile of armor.
Elixir of Magnetism: I've been learning art so I figured I should try draw a card. Hopefully the art isn't too terrible and out of place :P
Corpsecog Crawler: As it has 0 health it will die if played alone, healing your hero. You can still get the heal if you magnetize it, you just need to make sure it doesn't take any extra damage when it dies (thus dropping it below 0 health).
Escape the Flesh: The Mech will have the same attack, health, and mana cost as the target but will have no effect. A great use of this is on anything buffed (like a mass of magnetized mechs) as the copy you get in your hand will likely be cheap with high stats.
Volter's Ceaseless Deformation: Couldn't think of a decent shorter name but oh well. For mainly balance reasons, if you played this with 5 potions in hand it'd be treated like concoct (5) rather than concoct (1) repeating 5 times. This makes any concoct reducing effect not completely busted with it.
Volter, the Wired Lich: You might notice he's not actually a mech himself so that can make getting value out of him a bit difficult, but as I'll show you with a combo below, he's still very scary especially with the vanilla stats.

Quickly thought out combo:
Volter, the Wired Lich --> Mecharoo --> Escape the Flesh on Volter --> Skaterbot + Corpsecog Crawler on Mecharoo

Now you have a 6/2 with rush, when it dies your Volter (now Mecha Lich) will be a 9/6 with rush, and when that dies you'll get another 6/2 with rush (assuming you trade). If you trigger the Corpsecog Crawler deathrattle on them all that's also 18 health restored to your hero. This probably isn't the best combo but you can kinda see how Volter can really do some work. You can also use Death's Duality (KotfT) to transfer your magnetic upgrades twice and if you do that on a minion that can attack, you'll probably win.

Token from Merciless Monster. The idea is Wulfrun can use feared monsters to lure in hunters for a prime testing or mind control specimen!

Potionfrothing Berserker / Tainted Drakkari: These two were to give alchemist some desperately needed meaty cards early on so they can try get ahead on board to get value with things like Spirit of the Vulture and Bottled Mojo.
Spiritstealer Maxnar: If you play him on his own he will destroy himself. Players with an even number of minions wont have any be destroyed.
Fester, the Vulture: Some important cards to note are Elixir of Reanimation (classic), Ny-Rakath, the Anchant (Witchwood), and Bone Scavenge (This set).

Will add more notes later!