This young Grand Tournament attendee is inspired by the great heroes she sees and wants to imitate them. Compared to
Shifter Zerus
, her transform pool is better, but she has a barrier to transforming. If you get something good, though, you could refrain from using your Hero Power and keep her as-is for when the time is right.
"Oooh MAN, is it good to stop sucking in that 19,873 pound gut!"
Thanks to
@linkblade91
for the idea of making this a Rogue card. Why
should
Priest get all the fun Dragon cards? As Hunter demonstrated in The Witchwood expansion, you don't have to be Priest, or Warrior, or, to a stalled out extent, Paladin to get some fun Dragon tools. Thematically, Rogue makes for a good, sneaky, "ha ha ha, I was the villain all along!" kind of move, plus it plays into an angle of Dragons not fully explored in Hearthstone. More than just phenomenal power and breaths of different damage types, they're also dangerously cunning. "Katrana Prestor"/Onyxia gives us a good example of that in WoW, itself.
But what about
Preparation
? The dream, there, is having a minion in play, and then Prep + True to Form on 3, to average into a turn 3 8/8 that can't attack until turn 4, potentially high rolling into Deathwing or Ysera, but also low rolling into Temporus. It still requires you to have a live minion on your side of the board, and sacrifices that minion plus True to Form plus however many cards you spend to expedite the play, which can be a significant investment that could backfire if they have an answer.
I've also heard fan ideas about nerfing Prep to instead make the next 1-4 mana spell cost 0 instead of any spell cost 3 less and frankly yes that should be a thing that happens.
I've always wished that Rogue has a
board clear
and some kind of
restoration
.
With
Fel Prince Gallywix
you have both! It is up to
you
to decide which card
rarity
rules. The unworthy ones get destroyed.
All
of them.
Also, your
Hero Power
(which changes randomly each turn) will make the
poor rise
and the
rich fall
!
An absolute mess, just corrupted
Gallywix
things.
A painted card has a yellow, purple, blue, or grey color splash on the card back. See below for color splashes.
Yellow=Legendary; Epic=Purple; Rare=Blue; Grey=Common. Basic cards do not get a color splash.
Master Michelo is designed to reward both knowledge of an opponent's deck and smart deckbuilding by your opponent. You can use Michelo to help predict what your opponent has drawn and will draw, especially if their deck only has 1 or 2 cards of a single rarity. Likewise, the opponent can bluff having a certain card in hand of the same rarity as another key card.
EDIT: Picture formatting and concept.
EDIT 2: Credits to Fortify for this great example picture:
This young Grand Tournament attendee is inspired by the great heroes she sees and wants to imitate them. Compared to Shifter Zerus , her transform pool is better, but she has a barrier to transforming. If you get something good, though, you could refrain from using your Hero Power and keep her as-is for when the time is right.
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Weekly Card Design Competition 10.15
Love the tribes.
"Oooh MAN, is it good to stop sucking in that 19,873 pound gut!"
Thanks to @linkblade91 for the idea of making this a Rogue card. Why should Priest get all the fun Dragon cards? As Hunter demonstrated in The Witchwood expansion, you don't have to be Priest, or Warrior, or, to a stalled out extent, Paladin to get some fun Dragon tools. Thematically, Rogue makes for a good, sneaky, "ha ha ha, I was the villain all along!" kind of move, plus it plays into an angle of Dragons not fully explored in Hearthstone. More than just phenomenal power and breaths of different damage types, they're also dangerously cunning. "Katrana Prestor"/Onyxia gives us a good example of that in WoW, itself.
But what about Preparation ? The dream, there, is having a minion in play, and then Prep + True to Form on 3, to average into a turn 3 8/8 that can't attack until turn 4, potentially high rolling into Deathwing or Ysera, but also low rolling into Temporus. It still requires you to have a live minion on your side of the board, and sacrifices that minion plus True to Form plus however many cards you spend to expedite the play, which can be a significant investment that could backfire if they have an answer.
I've also heard fan ideas about nerfing Prep to instead make the next 1-4 mana spell cost 0 instead of any spell cost 3 less and frankly yes that should be a thing that happens.
Steal is like Death Grip . It removes the card from your opponents deck.
Edit: Corrected the Legendary keyword.
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"On the case stayting calm doesn't stops the beast, just make everyone panick"
The joke is you.
My Entry for this week's Card Design Competition - Season 8.16:
You want it? I got it.
The best reason to band together is an impending demon invasion. The second-best is Taco Tuesday.
--Alfi--
Custom cards :
CLASSES : Alchemist (CCC#5 | Phase V) | Chef (CCC#4)
EXPANSIONS : Year of the Scorpion (Year Comp)
Deck would have to be carefully crafted, as some rarities rely more on battlecries than others.
I've always wished that Rogue has a board clear and some kind of restoration .
With Fel Prince Gallywix you have both! It is up to you to decide which card rarity rules. The unworthy ones get destroyed. All of them.
Also, your Hero Power (which changes randomly each turn) will make the poor rise and the rich fall !
An absolute mess, just corrupted Gallywix things.
Probably a little overpowered, but at least it's not possible with Shudderwock or any other powerful Legendary minion :P
A painted card has a yellow, purple, blue, or grey color splash on the card back. See below for color splashes.
Yellow=Legendary; Epic=Purple; Rare=Blue; Grey=Common. Basic cards do not get a color splash.
Master Michelo is designed to reward both knowledge of an opponent's deck and smart deckbuilding by your opponent. You can use Michelo to help predict what your opponent has drawn and will draw, especially if their deck only has 1 or 2 cards of a single rarity. Likewise, the opponent can bluff having a certain card in hand of the same rarity as another key card.
EDIT: Picture formatting and concept.
EDIT 2: Credits to Fortify for this great example picture: