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@Klipce "Prince Tenris Mirkblood doesn't make much sense" You mean the wording? the effect is that i can use the health of enemy minions as the cost for my Sanguinate cards. I guess i could write more clear, like "You can use the enemy minions health as the cost for your Sanguinate cards".

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Taking some of the advices, i like the idea of multiple warp cards, but at the same its pretty pretty dificult to make them on lower rarity cards, after some thinking im prety sure that Just in time would easily be an epic in any expansion due to its flaxible natur, so ill nerf it and take that in consideration for the expansion and second half of the iniciate set. (cause both epics are covered this half ,one as the weapon and the other as the one which changes the hero power, and that one is a keeper for the rules of this week. 

This would be the actual state of the iniciate set (almost finished), 

The token

 

What i have a Doubt here is whats best for this half of the set, another token the Iron coleopterus, since this part already has the Hardworker Engineer or or a big mech but without warp mechanic.

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As you can see i have aswell 2 options for the big dude Just purely stats, or a little effect to the board that goes with the stat stealing mechanic.

Edit, by the way, here is the Upgraded Hero Power

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• Energy Narrowing seems really clunky. I would reduce its spell base cost to 1.
• Arcane Warden version 1 seems to be the best choice for the 10th card since your class doesn't have much survival tool and the other two already covered in their niche.
• No, my Legendary isn't supposed to be a Demon. He is supposed to just be a Draenei. He doesn't have red skin like Lord Jaraxxus for example

Quote from Klipce >>

Thanks to @JoshoPrime for suggesting a new image hoster. Here is a little reminder of the class' hero power as well as the upgraded version. This is very much a 'Shaman case' as there was no clear way to make it better without making it too strong (two cards is just too much...)

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I'm finally able to present my Mystic Set for the Seer :

Omen is a simple keyword that will help the class predict future draws, a very important tool for a class built around card draw. I want a keyword that can go on any card type and that helps the fantasy of a prophet. Only the player using Omen will see the card so you aren't giving up anything by using it. Ominous Specter is pretty straightforward, Prophecy is a value tool with some tutoring potential, Alternate Realities is a big reload for the late game that synergizes with the hero power.

Silence and Murlocs are sub-themes of the Seer that I want to explore in this set. Cleansing Wind is a big reset against mid-range decks or high synergy minions, Weirdeye is my take on both challenges (I thought it'd be fun to do both in one card), Darklight Lurker brings reliable board control and Riptide Seer can be great removal or burn as long as you play it at the right time.

To round things up, I wanted to give the Seer access to Secrets as well as a powerful board clear. Confusing Times may be a little strong but Sap is only 2 mana, Gift of the Naaru is a defensive tool similar to other secrets that trigger when your hero is attacked and Angered Manes is a little weird but I think it's important for a control class, maybe I should change it to "destroy all minions that attacked a friendly character last turn" ?

I hope you like my set and can give me your opinion. I'll try to get some reviews in before the deadline.

 

 

I feel like your class serious need a win condition. You can draw your entire deck quickly, and then what? I don't see a solid win condition in your class as well as the Basic set. I would demote the Legendary minion to Epic and put the Legendary slot toward a win condition.

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My stuff, 8 out of 10 cards done. I'll probably do another "middlemost" card and then the 10th slot is flex.

 

 

• Blue Shift seems to cost way too little. Shadow Visions was a busted card and costed 2 mana.

Overall the set looks to be in a good direction. You just need at least one more "weapon broken" card and then you're good to go.

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The Soul Master: Acolyte Set

  

"Once again we meet, brothers. With basics of  soul mastery already trained, it's time to move on more advanced teachings.

You may be worried about death of your companions, who did not make it to next step of knowledge.

But, do not forget what is  the reward - an absolute power of manipulating life and death.

We may be not numerous, but once you'll achieve mastery, we will be able to spread art of soul  mastery across the whole Azeroth!"

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Upgraded Hero Power:

This class will be about souls, life, death, monstrosities and manipulating. It will be good at swarming board with Spirits, and will have cards synergizing with them. It will sacrifice Health and minions for strong effects, and will have cards which synergize from minions death. Except for swarms, its strenghts, except for swarming, will be healing and card draw. It will have scary monsters, which serves as bigger, although rarely exceeding 6 Mana, minions. It will have some weapons, with rather more Durability than Attack, which will not be supported though, and rather used as way to clearing minions. It will use a few cards with mind control mechanic. It will also have few cards with Stealth keyword, but it will not have synergies within Basic nor Initiate sets. It won't have many board clears nor big minions, although they will happen occasionaly. Main weaknesses of this class is lack of direct face damage, as well as the fact that due to sacrifice mechanic, some cards may be situational.

I splitted Acolyte/Initiate set in two halfs: one more about souls, life and spirit mechanics, and the other more about sacrificing minions, dark powers and monsters.

Possible showcase cards:

  

Conjure Spirits - Simple Spirit synergy card.

Abandoned Doggo - Card which interacts with deaths of minions, as well as good card for faster decks.

Reviving Aura - Healing + Card Draw - two strenghts of my class.

Rest of cards for this week:

      

Token:

Sturdy Worshipper - A well stated minion which also summons a Spirit.

Haunted Mist - Swarm + Spirits.

Soul Warp - Spirits + Sacrifice. The idea is that you either kill a minion by attacking it's soul, or send a Spirit to haunt a minion.

Grand Reaper - The strongest minion of Soul Master, but with quite a drawback. I'm not sure if I didn't gone a bit too crazy with stats, but it is very weak against removals.

Lifekeeper's Sword - card usable in some sort of Spirit decks with limited pool of healing. Actualy, I had it made even before I knew the challenges.

Overfilling Knowledge - Very strong draw, which also synergizes, or maybe do not conflict, with other card draws. The effect is stronger when you have few cards, but is cheaper if you have more of them. You want draw most when you are on 0-2 cards, but probably card is the best if you have 5-6.

Ghost Knight Kernilash - Ultimate Spirit synergy. It haunts your deck with ghosts of warriors, and enhances those which you already had on battlefield. In case of doubt: It is meant to first give spirits you already have +1/+1, and then it summons new ones.

 

Cards for second week (still missing a legendary):

       

 Do you think it is good to split cards this way, so you may see cards which interact together, or maybe I should mix it, so my class won't feel to have only one theme? Not saying that the cards in second half are probably less connected, but it is because I wanted to show the more important theme of the class first, so the second half may look like leftovers. I think about swapping Abandoned Dog with Soulbound Piercer, but that would leave me with no weapon for second week, as well as my first half will be even more monotonic.

 

 

• Is Abandoned Dog supposed to be a Beast?
• I think Deathhowler should take the place of Sturdy Worshipper. It has more interesting synergy with your tokens while Sturdy Worshipper is just more of the same
• Your Upgraded Hero Power has the problem of not just doubling what your old Hero Power did. 1 Health from the enemy is vastly different in value in different classes (ex: Rogue, Mage and Warlock is way more valuable in their health compare to Priest or Warrior.

Because people seems to have positive response to my set, I'll post the write up on here before submitting tomorrow:

The Detective: Apprentice's Dossiers

 

Token:

The Detective: Apprentice's Dossiers

Anticipating the dangerous mission ahead of her in order to get to the bottom of the truth at Scholomance Academy, Christie enlist a new generation of Apprentices in training to help her. Before they can venture into the darkness of the Academy, she brought out her old case files in order for these newbies to familiar themselves with her work

The class's Basic set:

A quick rundown of the class's strength and weaknesses:

Class Keywords:

What better ways for the Apprentices to learn is to look through a few of the most famous cases solves by Christie and her other students or fellow Detectives? Cases are basically reverse Secrets where you will activate a powerful spell that will last for a while until your opponent can satisfy the Solve requirement. Cases are designed so that your opponent will have to quickly solve them before they snowball out of control. However, you have to play carefully or else you'll end up solving the Cases yourself and lose the advantage. Of course, if the Cases are also hurting you, you can Solve them yourself. Cases took the place of the Secret slots, which mean you can only have 5 Case with different names active. All of the Cases and their supporting cards are named after detective novels and short stories.

 Showcase cards:

Poirot's Favorite Case:

• Intensive Training is the card that expand on the theme of 0 Attack and 0-cost minions. Being only 1 mana more expansive than Savage Roar but allow you to keep permanently the buff but also the extra +2, this card reward the player extremely hard for building around its condition
• Investigate ties a lot of the theme of the class together. The card not only a 0-cost card, but it also revealing a card from your hand to gain an advantage and can also set up for combos by reducing the cost of the combo piece.
• Argus Poirot is the most premiere pay off of running the reveal card. Not only is he very powerful win condition for control decks since your opponent cannot simultaneously Solve all of the Cases he put up that are incredibly synergistic  with each other (especially since the longer they took to solve the Cases, the more 5/5 with Taunt one of the Case will spit out), he also a viable option to slot in combo decks that run Malygos or Kael'thas since this class want to reveal their high-cost cards in order to discount them. His name is based on one of Agatha Christie's most famous character Detective Poirot. All of the Cases he created are named after famous Agatha Christie novels: Death on the Nile, Cards on the Table, Evil Under the Sun, They Do It With Mirrors and While the Light Last

The full set:

 Explanation: