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Okay, Asylum said that this card is legal (and also, it will look awesome in 3d!):

Love may be in the air, but flowers and chocolates might not be the only thing you get from that special someone

Is this balanced? If it only transformed one minion, it would be worse than Vaporize. Would transforming 2 minions be balanced? And what about my random 1-3 minions? I admit that it is a little shaman-y. Also, I think I should probably change the trigger to be after the attack.

As a 5 cost card, I'm unsure that this would see play in Standard/Wild mode, but it would definitely be an arena hero.

What do you guys think?

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"She has six arms, so if you ever need a hand... it's probably because she cut it off."

Design notes:

Why it's a Priest card: Actually, it's because I wanted a Priest Demon. The Shivarra are the only Demons who are known to be priestesses, and they happen to have multiple arms... hence the Windfury. Everything just meshes together!

How it works: This card has a conditional Windfury. The extra attack is enabled if, at any point, she is at full Health. If she is damaged, she'll temporarily be unable to attack twice (as if a Windfury minion was silenced) but will regain the second attack the very second she's healed to full, even if she already attacked (just as if you buffed her with Windfury). Needless to say, no more than twice per turn, like the rest.

Balance: The conditional is there to enforce some healing sinergy, which is also suited to the class; and to also keep the very strong Divine Spirit + Inner Fire combos in check (the higher the health, the harder to keep topped)

 

 

 No one going to say how disgustingly overpowered this card is?

Turn 4 -> Shivaara

Turn 5 -> Flash Heal into Divine Spirit into Innerfire 24 damage turn 5.

Ayyyy no.

 

I'm thinking now that I prefer this version:

Quote from Fatnodono >>

 

Used Druid's "Choose One" mechanic to add some Demon-based synergy.
What do you think about it?

Quote from nurgling13 >>

Okay here's an idea I had:

Basically, it's a finisher for beast warrior. Warrior doesn't combo well with Beast otherwise (yet) so I made it pretty powerful for the cost. I'm thinking it still probably wouldn't be any good, though, because you'd have to be running beasts. Thoughts?

 This is What I'm thinking of going with:

How's the flavor? Does the card work?

Flavor: We were going to call it the Ex-Girlfriend, but the PR Department said that was... probably a bad idea.

Finally some heal for rogue, to maybe push for a more control oriented archetype.

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Here's my entry. I'm trying to push forward a control rogue by giving them one heal at least that's actually tied to their class. I'd like a little input though just because I think that this would just go to making Oil rogue bullshit broken OP, and I'd like some ideas to incentivize it towards control archetypes.

 

 

 I really want to see rogues with a class heal to make control rogue more viable so I like it. Would this wording sound better?

Windfury
Whenever you trigger a Combo effect, restore 3 Health to your hero.

Here's my entry. I'm trying to push forward a control rogue by giving them one heal at least that's actually tied to their class. I'd like a little input though just because I think that this would just go to making Oil rogue bullshit broken OP, and I'd like some ideas to incentivize it towards control archetypes.

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Hi everyone, I thought of this effect to go alongside discover cards.
I'm not sure if that effect is worth a legendary sloth so I made a second version:

What do you think?

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Hey guys, what do you think of these two ideas I've had:

I was thinking that Goblin Fixer could bring a bit more reliability to a Joust-centric deck, since the Joust mechanic is really interesting but isn't deck-defining (IE there's not enough reliability/substance to build a deck around the Joust mechanic). A Goblin Fixer + Master Jouster combo on turn 10 could also help ensure that the Fixer stays alive to fix more Jousts. Plus, there hasn't really been any flavor surrounding cheating in TGT :).

Possession was a card I thought could bring the priest meta out of the control zone and into a more midrange archetype. Also, I tried to budget the card around some of the strongest deathrattle. For instance, the sneed's deathrattle is budgeted around 2 mana, since 5/7 stats is about 6 mana's worth, and Sneed's costs 8. So if you hit, say, 3 minions, this card is pretty balanced I think.

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This permanently attaches a random applicable Inspire effect to your Hero Power. Inspire effects such as Boneguard Lieutenant and Argent Watchman are not valid. If you change your Hero Power, the Inpsire effect is lost. If you use this with Brann Bronzebeard, it overwrites the previously attached effect instead of attaching two effects.

What do you think of the stats and wording?

 The problem with this is that you have a chance of getting Confessor Paletress's effect on your Hero Power, which is just crazy. One solution to this could be to restrict it to non-Legendary Inspires. I think the problem is more in the wide range of Inspire abilities, though. There are some non-legendary Inspires that would also be crazy good, like getting Kodorider, or even Murloc Knight. Considering how powerful this card can be, there really needs to be some way for your opponent to stop the effect.

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need some help with stats and wording or arcanagos and stats and balancing on nightbane, also which nightbane feels better and more balanced in the long run.

Arcanagos:

Nightbane #1, minion revival, and 2, dragon revival

Kinda surprised to see that one of the more famous bromances of warcraft lore hasn't been used yet.

I feel that, nuts though Koltira's effect is when Thassarian is also on the field, coupling it with Thassarian's effect makes Koltira the biggest target ever, and you kinda deserve to get smacked if you don't deal with him.