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Quote from Camisotro >>

This was my thought... and yes that is the Moonfire card art, reinterpreted as the Rager being bathed in the light of how much he loves himself.

So you get a Steel Rager that is so narcissistic he will remake another minion in his own image. Added "can't attack heroes" so that the enemy Rager won't just come back and smack you in the face. On one hand you can use this to neutralize some key cards, but on the other hand it will come back and hurt your own minions.

It has 5 lines of text, so you need to shorten it somehow. It also makes no sense for a Basic card to have Overkill, which is exclusive to Rastakhan's Rumble (or so we think at least).

Quote from Goodlake >>

 

I already submitted, but is it worth resubmitting to:

1. Clarify that the intention is for a permanent -1/-1 reduction to both stats (rather than -1 attack and 1 damage, which can be healed), and

2. Capitalize “cast?”

Yes, "cast" should have a capital C, as it is the beginning of the Deathrattle. The Deathrattle should also have quotation marks around it. Refer to Soul of the Forest and Ancestral Spirit.

Quote from ComboJoe >>

I've already submitted my card, but I want to see what you guys think of it:

i thought about it for a decent bit, but i think this is still balanced yet impactful. thoughts?

You're supposed to post your card in the Discussion Topic first. Well, you don't have to, but it's why the Discussion Topics exist.

The card itself seems pretty neat though.

I hate to bump this again so soon, but... I still haven't gotten any feedback yet, and we have less than a day left to submit.

What I wrote before about it:

The idea is that you get a random Shaman spell to your hand, that when you cast it... adds another random Shaman spell to your hand, that when you cast it... adds another random Shaman spell to your hand, and this effect repeats indefinitely for that one spell. The only thing is that it says it "gains this Battlecry", and I know someone is going to say "but spells can't have Battlecries". It's not getting one. It's getting the effect. The spell generated by Rehgar would also have a special effects layer over the card (like all of the "Shifter" cards), so you would know which card triggers this effect.