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Shadowform.

Flavor Text: "Not to be confused with Frost Giants, Ice Giants live a pretty cool life...

Giants are all themed around high cost strong minions that can have their cost reduced, so that is what I went with here. Essentially on turn 7 its a 7 cost 8/8 and turn 10 a 4 cost 8/8. Of course if you are running Druid and ramping then this card could be dangerous...ly good.

That's my card this week.

You can summon him in the turn 9, if your opponent has used 9 mana.
The cheapest way you will be able to summon him is 8 mana, if your opponent has used 10 mana crystals.

Other ways to summon this Giant is combo with Emperor Thaurissan or Aviana.

Trade a way a minion, summon it again. Nice and clean.

The missing Titanic Watcher of Ulduar, Tyr. Image credit to Tristan Schane.

**EDIT: Based on rules ambiguity as to de-silencing, the effect is no longer static. Thanks to those who gave feedback.

It's probably difficult, even in a very spammy flood deck, to get this guy out before turn 6 or 7, but like Frost Giant he has the big upside of his cost reduction being permanent—could be really good with Echo of Medivh and Duplicate.

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could be really good for a control warlock as it improves the extremely costly removal spells. but it has many counters including Big Game Hunter ... and other spells.

and dual edged effects are very ogre ... ish.

special note: unlike Pint-Sized Summoner (which counts as the first minion played), you can play one spell for free the turn you play cho'gall.

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My entry for this week, the huge:

Just about fits the three line rule. Seems balanced, since it's a 9 mana 10/10, but can't attack, and instead deals 2 damage to all characters at the end of your turn, unless silenced in which case it's just a 10/10 (since the end of turn effect is also silenced, similar to Ragnaros the Firelord.)

I imagine the animation as the same as Hellfire, but centered on this minion instead.

Having failed miserably at posting my card last week, I'm going to do it early this week!

Here is the mighty General Vezax. I thought this week's theme, with simplicity and big minions, was just the right one for a big boss like him. In WoW, it had an ability that made normal mana regeneration nearly impossible and I believe this would be the best way to port his ability into HearthStone. Hope you like it!

I believe this card would fit in a lot of Control and Midrange decks, because of its ability to cancel out a combo or any big drop until he is dealt with. He is also sturdy, not being BGHable and having lots of health.

As befits the legendary warden, nobody but the most fearsome preys can stand a chance against her deadly  attacks, so fast that most haven't had the chance to strike back when they hit the ground, ready to be shackled back into their cell, or worse.