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Flame of Azzinoth

Note: "Teach" with Cenarius means that whenever you play  that minion, you will cast that spell and that spell is targetable.

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Things the class excel at:

• Token spawning: Margaret Christie is famous for talent of training and attracting new recruits. The Hero Power as well as a high amount of cards in the class will allow them to easily hoard and spam out tokens.
• Survivability: Detectives don't get to the bottom of the truth by being easily taken out. The class will have excellent, cost-efficient healing and Taunt. Just look at the Hero Power itself!
• Combos: A detective strike when they have all the evidences and can make a case undoubtable. The playstyle of revealing cards and the high amount of cheap, 0 cost cards naturally benefit a combo playstyle. And the class would have the survivability to back it up. 

Things the class is okay at:

• Removal: Detectives don't start fight, but they finish them. The class will have good and efficient removals, but not too much of them.
• Board clear: Detectives work in the shadow, but sometimes they stumble across large cases that will have profound impact on the world. Board clear of the class will be efficient, if not numerous.
• Buff: The class have powerful buff, but they are very specific and are limited to the token playstyle half of the class
• Burst: Detectives name get made by how rapidly and quickly they can strike their cases with accurate deductions. The class will have a decent amount of burst damage in either spells or weapons.
• Card draw and generation: With a Hero Power that generate a very useful token for both the control / combo playstyle and the token playstyle, the class will back it up with a decent amount of draw options to draw into their win condition / important buffs.

Things the class is bad at:

• Turn 4-6: Detectives either strike first when the criminals are still at the crime scene or they need time to gather evidences. The class have little to no active play in these mana slot. Their play in these turns are either reactive (weapon, board clear, removal) or leveraging the the token you spawned earlier to help dealing with the opponent. This translate to an inability to play a midrange deck and an extreme weakness in these turn if not played smartly and rationing out your Apprentices
• Disruption effect: Since most important combo pieces you want to put in your deck needed (or heavily encouraged) to actively revealing cards in your hand to your opponent, you will be extra vulnerable to disruption effects. Your opponent will know a good time to play that Dirty Rat or Unseen Saboteur that can potentially destroy your entire combo.

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• Arcane Sidekick is one of the class's 0 mana 0 Attack minion. Not only can fit into token decks, it can also be used free +2 Spell Damage in the class's combo decks of using Kael'thas + Malygos
• A Scandal in Stormwind is the class's most potent board clear. Not only it can wipe the board of puny minions, the card can stall out for quite several turns from your opponent or  force to waste resources to Solve the card. The card's name is a reference to the Sherlock short story A Scandal in Bohemia that introduce the famous Irene Adler. The name is also a reference to the Onyxia raid where she disguised herself as a Stormwind noble.
• The Problem at Elrendar Falls  is one of the combo piece that you'd want to cheat out with Kael'thas and / or got the +5 Spell Damage from Malygos. The name is a reference to the short story The Final Problem where Sherlock Holmes tackle his most famous villain Professor Moriaty at Reichenbach Fall.
• Drakonid Detective follow the theme of the class's 0-cost support. He not only fit into combo decks to fish out their 0 mana combo piece, he also fit into more aggressive decks since he has an excellent statline for his cost.
• And Then There Were None is another one of the class's 0-cost token support. The name is a reference to the famous novel And Then There Was None by Agatha Christie.
• Bribery is one of the pay off of running revealing card from your deck. The card can be run either with tempo revealing card (that will be printed in the second half of the set) or as a combo piece with Kael'thas.
• The Hound of Gilneas is class's Case support. He allow you to drag out your Case effects for two more turns if you still want the Case effect in place but you think your opponent are in the process of solving it. His name is a reference to Sherlock Holmes novel The Hound of Baskerville.

Things the class excel at:

• Token spawning: Margaret Christie is famous for talent of training and attracting new recruits. The Hero Power as well as a high amount of cards in the class will allow them to easily hoard and spam out tokens.
• Survivability: Detectives don't get to the bottom of the truth by being easily taken out. The class will have excellent, cost-efficient healing and Taunt. Just look at the Hero Power itself!
• Combos: A detective strike when they have all the evidences and can make a case undoubtable. The playstyle of revealing cards and the high amount of cheap, 0 cost cards naturally benefit a combo playstyle. And the class would have the survivability to back it up. 

Things the class is okay at:

• Removal: Detectives don't start fight, but they finish them. The class will have good and efficient removals, but not too much of them.
• Board clear: Detectives work in the shadow, but sometimes they stumble across large cases that will have profound impact on the world. Board clear of the class will be efficient, if not numerous.
• Buff: The class have powerful buff, but they are very specific and are limited to the token playstyle half of the class
• Burst: Detectives name get made by how rapidly and quickly they can strike their cases with accurate deductions. The class will have a decent amount of burst damage in either spells or weapons.
• Card draw and generation: With a Hero Power that generate a very useful token for both the control / combo playstyle and the token playstyle, the class will back it up with a decent amount of draw options to draw into their win condition / important buffs.

Things the class is bad at:

• Turn 4-6: Detectives either strike first when the criminals are still at the crime scene or they need time to gather evidences. The class have little to no active play in these mana slot. Their play in these turns are either reactive (weapon, board clear, removal) or leveraging the the token you spawned earlier to help dealing with the opponent. This translate to an inability to play a midrange deck and an extreme weakness in these turn if not played smartly and rationing out your Apprentices
• Disruption effect: Since most important combo pieces you want to put in your deck needed (or heavily encouraged) to actively revealing cards in your hand to your opponent, you will be extra vulnerable to disruption effects. Your opponent will know a good time to play that Dirty Rat or Unseen Saboteur that can potentially destroy your entire combo.

• Lightborne Sidekick is the class's evergreen 0 mana 0 Attack minion. Its Elemental tag will help the class a long way to put in tribal synergy
• Bonus Payment allow a detective to have some money to upgrade their Armor for a job well done. The card blends in a lot of the class's flavor: 0 cost card, powerful survivability and benefit from revealing cards.
• Security Pistol is another one of the class's powerful 0-cost cards. It allow the class some pings to get rid off those pesky 1/1 that threaten their 0/2 and add some recovery for the class
• Forensic Intellect is one of the main card draw engine the class and encourage them to run 0-cost cards in a majority of their deck to benefit from this very powerful card.
• Criminal Reforming is the class's premiere removal. Like Hex and Polymorph, this allow to get rid of Deathrattle too and fit in with the theme of 0 Attack minions
• Magnifying Glass: What's a good detective without their trusty magnifying glass? A simple yet effective card to help with their effect of revealing cards from their hand.
• Whistleblowing: In her youth and to this very day Margaret Christie doesn't stop at anything to get the truth and justice for those in need. This in turn inspire people to rally behind to either protect or follow her footstep. This is the class's primary and evergreen board clear while still give them small amount of board presence by spawning the 0/2 tokens.

Things the class is good with:

• Token spawning : As long as there is one star in the sky, the Astromancers will be able to summon out the Astral Spirit that represent the soul of those stars to fight for them.
• Burst spell damage / finisher : Astromancers can command down comets and meteors from the night sky to hit their foe. Not only that but the Astral Spirits when buffs up can become formidable allies
• Disruption : The stars and the sky not only protect you in your turn, but in your opponent's turn as well. In addition to being a Secret class and their class mechanic Gaze activates during your opponent's turn, their minions and spells also carry disruption effects that will cause your opponent to have to think twice before making any moves as well as creating interactive games from both sides.

Thing the class is average or decent at:

• Card Draw : With the Gaze mechanic requiring multiple cards, the class will have a decent amount of draw to allow them to combine the cards that grant Gaze with the random effect they like to run.
• Survivability : The class boast a decent amount of Taunt minions and healing. However, the healing is random as well as tying to spawning out tokens and keep them on the board to continuously receive it. If your opponent keep killing them off, you will have difficulty to survive.
• Removal: When not falling into your opponent's face, the comets and meteor conjured by the Astromancers can instead annihilate the enemy minions.

Thing the class is bad at:

• Unreliable random effects: The power of the celestials are powerful but unstable. Astromancer is a class built from the ground up to be a high variant class. This is especially prevalent in their Classic cards and Hero Power. If your hand is filled with random effects with no effective way to make them more consistent, the RNG can easily screw you over.
• Board clear : The power of the stars are unreliable when forcing them to target multiple enemies. Most of the Astromancer's board clear are either unreliable (aka random), conditional, symmetrical or inefficient in term of damage to their cost. Their big board clear usually came at the mid to late game and either need set up or providing extra utility in exchange for killing power
• Cards need set up : Most of their most powerful cards need set up beforehand or through multiple turns. This in turn allows your opponent the opportunity to disrupt them.

• Disruption: The class is extremely good at forcing your opponent to take a certain action or play inefficiently. Their disruption tools are powerful as well as varied in what deck they will disrupt, which mean Astromancer is a perfect counter class with the right tech choice.
• Weapon: The class mainly uses weapon to bolster their other cards or for tempo (similar to Shaman, Hunter and Paladin) rather than being the main focus like Rogue or Warrior. Thus their weapon isn't as many as Rogue or Warrior and require other cards to be effective.
• Elemental and Dragon synergy: The class has powerful and varied Dragon and Elemental minions and synergy, even from their Classic and Basic set. Some of their cards not only support but are extremely powerful when utilize both tribes at the same time.
• Constellation Marks: The most prominent spell archetype in the class (similar to the Shadow Word and Power Word in Priest). These are spells that buff the next card you play, which mean that you will need to plan ahead on which turn you can have some spare mana to cast these spells as well as your opponent can predict which minions you will likely to summon and react accordingly.

Goblin vs Gnome can be said to be right in this class's wheelhouse: A lot of random effects, aggressive mechs with powerful tribal synergy and reward vomit your hand onto the battlefield. The aggressive mech side of the class is covered with low cost Mech like Watch Bird, Astral Blast and Gnomish Satelite. The more combo oriented side of the class has Gnomageddon and Silas Darkmoon to support them. The rest of the set are cards that can be used in both archetypes. Mechanical Uprising is the class's flavor of hard countering the mech meta

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• Silas Darkmoon can be played at turn 10 either with 1 Spare Part, or as part of a larger combo with Mark of Virgo + Silas + Gnomish Astrologist and dump your hand with Spare Parts. His 6/4 statline is to minimize the impact of highrolling him with Finnicky Cloakfield

The two cards in this adventure introduce Dragons synergy for the class that will be a permanent feature for it. Both Twilight Apprentice and Untamed Egghatcher are solid cards that carry the disruption effect, one for board clear and the other for swarm decks that mid-range decks usually weak to.

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Token:

• Herald Beluus is designed to give Joust the desperate support that it need. As long as the card is in your deck, it is always revealed whenever you use a Joust effect. Of course, like Patches the Pirate, you always run the risk of drawing this card before you drew your Joust effect and become basically a Faceless Behemoth or reveal your opponent's Molten Giant
• Astral Explosion and Astral Warhorse are a very powerful cards that can be used as a removal / burst damage combine with your Hero Power or as part of an OTK with Violet Illusionist and spell generations that will be printed in later sets. However, this combo deck will be a Wild exclusive deck since the cards require to generate more Astral Explosion won't be printed until the Witchwood and Rise of Shadows.

The cards from League of Explorers are designed to give some focus on the class's card draw (which has been lacking in the last couple expansions) by the new DIscover mechanic

For this expansion, the class dive into the Old God with two C'Thun support cards while the rest flesh out already existing archetype: Dragon synergy and token. A few of the card also venture into the territory of encouraging the players to cast multiple spells. While at the time of the expansion, they are usually Spare Parts, later card sets will expand on this theme

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• The 1/1 C'Thun summoned by Bride of C'Thun is also buffed by any C'Thun buff you played this game. Which mean that the C'Thun will have the stat of the original C'Thun -5/-5.
• Jadefire Satyr cost 8 mana to prevent him from dealing 20 damage with Brann Bronzebeard

One Night in Karazhan set will bring more support for existing archetype: Dragon Astromancer, spell-heavy Astromancer and beginning the trend of giving the class more substantial board clears, albeilt still heavily restricted to the mid to late game.

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• The class joining the Kabal faction mean that they will have to have print a board clear potion. Astral Potion's power might be more efficient than usual, but it will have the drawback of the next set of random effects you cast later might hit undesirable targets.
• To make up for the lackluster board clear, the removal Potion and the utility potions the class received are stronger than the Mage and Warlock utility potions. Mysterious Potion allow you to cross class discover the better board clear potion while Magic Suppressing Potion is a potent anti-board clear disruption the class is well-known for.

In Journey to Un'Goro, Rishi stumbles upon the Draconic inhabitants whose knowledge of the stars and sky rival her own. Together, they unite their intellect in order to learn and performing the forgotten ritual made by the Titans in effort to fight the Old Gods. The Quest and card set will give the class a new way to synergize with the copious amount of Gaze in its Classic set while the rest of the set will give the Astromancer Elemental synergy attached to Dragon minions

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Quest Reward:

Follow her death and return as a Death Knight in Knight of the Frozen Throne, Rishi's ruthlessness that served her well in forging her own fate now allows her to become one of the most dangerous of the Lich King's servant. While Gul'dan steals a person's blood and body, Rishi's specialty is stealing and bounding their souls to serve her, translating to a set of cards that specialize in taking away a minion's effect and replacing them with an identical Astral Servant.

Lich King card:

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Rishi's venture into the Catacomb force her to confront an aspect long-lost to the Astromancers: The cold, devouring and uncaring emptiness of the Darkness and the Void that lies between the stars. Secrets and artifacts that were long-lost to Astromancers came to light. The class now also has incredibly well-rounded Dragon deck inspired by the encounter with Seriona.

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In the Witchwood, Astromancer's connection with the stars allow them to contact the Wild God whose power originate the Worgen curse Goldrinn, allow him to arrive and bring with him the power to convert willing Gilnean who wants the power to fight against Hagatha, resulting in a set with extensive use of the swapping Attack and Health mechanic. Astromancer also have the theme of hanging on to the past, which symbolize by their card set's use of the Echo mechanic as well as reward for playing multiple copies of a card in your game

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The next set will depict and use imagery of serious mental health issues including: collective trauma, schizophrenia, the grieving process, toxic relationships, multiple personality disorder and depression. If any of them upset you, I understand if you skip the cards or just glossing them over. I tried to be as respectful and as accurate as possible to depict the mental health conditions. However, because I do not suffer from mental illness myself, as well as being bounded by the fantasy/sci fi setting of the expansion and generally "dumbing down" of the condition to fit in with the card effects, there's bound to be some mistakes and inaccuracy. I hope you can forgive me for that. If you can think of any ways to improve the cards depiction of mental health issues, I'm ready to listen.

One of the lab of Dr. Boom is preserved for counseling the traumatized interns and scientists. Of course, given that the lead psychiatrist Sigmund Parlov is part of the Boom lab, he also attempts the morally dubious method of opening a portal to the Emerald Dream / Emerald Nightmare to seek out new magic to treat his patient.

Note: Spells that deal split damage that has Poisonous by Toxic Influencer will instantly kill the minion that it deal the separate instant of damage to.

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The Stages of Grief:

Other tokens:

Nightmare

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Teammates

• Rumble Run guide

For Rise of Shadows, the class will join force to defend Dalaran, therefore balance out the number of Hero Class compare to the Villain classes. Their card set will mainly focus on building a combo deck that generate a huge amount of cheap spells to burst down the enemy. In Wild, this combo is even more prevalent since the class has access to the spell Astral Explosion combine with Violet Illusionist

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• Shalyssa Ravenwhisper is made by Demonxz95 as a tribute card for me. I like it so much that I decided to implement it to my class's set.
• If the enemy hero already had been by Gaze or Solar Eclipse before the Battlecry of Dalaran Sky Watcher, they can still be hit by random effect damage, similar to how random damage can still hit Can't be targeted by spells or Hero Powers minions.
• If a spell already had Twinspell before you cast Mark of Gemini, it will add a copy with Twinspell to your hand, similar to THE... Candles treasure.

Hero Powers

Secrets of the Void unlock: Cast 50 spells

Celestial Call Requirement: Summon 200 minions

Backstory

Hawken Kipler was a former highly respected Astromancer of Dalaran. He begins to harbor a grudge against the magical city because Eldrond Luxos, his friend and former lover, was expelled from the city because of Luxos's newfound interest in Necromancy and Void magic. This grudge simmer for years before exploding when Eldrond's sister Tolyria Luxos was killed during the Purge of Dalaran and the city didn't even bother to send a messenger to Eldrond about her death, considering Eldrond no longer part of Dalaran. Since then, he has been quietly plotting against the city from the inside out, culminating him helping the League of EVIL.

If you played as Astromancer, you have a small chance to encounter Kipler's friend / former lover Eldrond Luxos in any chapters. Eldrond can only be encountered as a 7th boss in chapter 1-4, or from the 7th to 11th boss in chapter 5. Playing against Eldrond will have special dialogue that detailed their friendship / romance and Kipler breaking the news to him about Tolyria's death. 

(The Hero Power is coded to only hit the Astral Spirits if Eldrond or the player is at 1 Health. Celestial Helpers is coded to be in his opening hand and cast on turn 1.)

He will use a self-harming Warlock / Astromancer deck (symbolizing Eldrond being suicidal after Kipler breaking him the news about Tolyria's death). If both sides are alive for 10 turn, the player'll receive a win and a special Treasure:

• Don't forget to check out the class Dalaran Heist guide

As oppose to the other class's Quest in Un'Goro, Astromancer's Quest is extremely difficult to complete and require the set to build around it: You have to play 7 out of 8 minion types presented so far in Hearthstone (except Totem), symbolizing Eldrond caught wind of his unintentional help to doom the inhabitant Uldum and trying to rectify that by gathering the natives of Uldum to stand against the League of EVIL. In exchange, the Quest's reward is the also the most powerful, being the only unlimited resource generator in the expansion while can deal out a enormous amount of burst damage everytime you use the Hero Power. The rest of the set use extensively the Reborn mechanic, symbolizing the native of Uldum and Eldrond's own interest in necromancy.

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Backstory

After his encounter with his ex-lover, Eldrond continues on his own path. One night, he found the floating city of Dalaran strapped with rockets. Surprised and confused, he used his magic to track the city down to Uldum. Learning that his help to Kipler has led to the event that can end the world, he joined force with the League of Explorers to put an end to this madness by uniting the scared local citizen to lend the League their aid.

Hero Power

Study the Stars: Starting Hero Power

Unlimited Power unlock: Gaze 100 characters

Call of the Void unlock: Take 40 damage during your turn

Signature Treasures

• Tolyria's Locket is the initially available Signature Treasure.
• Study the Nether is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 5 Boss
• Kipler's Evocation is the Signature Treasure you unlock after dealing 50 damage to a Plague Lord
• Jr. Ambassador is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating a Plague Lord
• Sr. Ambassador is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating the first four Plague Lords
• Shifting Anomaly is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 2 Plague Lords
• Renounce Evil is the Signature Treasure you unlock after defeating 3 Plague Lords.
• Interaction:
• If you play Tolyria's Locket, Eldrond will remark how much he miss Tolyria and how sad he is at her death.
• If you play Study the Nether, Eldrond will remark that he regret missing out on becoming a Void Elf.
• If you play Kipler's Evocation, Eldrond will remark that one of the reasons he broke up with Kipler is that Kipler used to bring out the more violent side of him. However, recent events are making Eldrond doubting that decision.
• If you play the two Ambassadors, Eldrond will remark on the importance of using local knowledge and citizens to defeat the Plague Lords.
• If you play Shifting Anomaly, Eldrond will remark how he loves these things due to their flexibility.
• If you play Renounce Evil, Eldrond will remark that he prefers "adapt to circumstances".

And don't forget to check out Eldrond's Tombs of Terror guide

The final expansion of the year and one with the highest power level, the class will focus on completing the Quest that were in Saviors of Uldum and is still able to support a Highlander playstyle. The class's combo oriented deck from Rise of Shadows also receive support. Being a Hero class, Astromancer will have a Dragon Explorers and 2 Side Quests.

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Galakrond's Awakening

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Click and drag the cards around to change their order.

Special thanks to NiRaSt for making for picture.

# 1: The Top of your Deck:

#2: Quick-Time:

#3: Card Draw and Generation:

#4: Cost Reduction:

#5: Different Dimensions (Moving through time)

#6: Elementals

#7: Low amount of RNG

Thomas Temporison

Opening Remark
Mirror Opening Remark
Greetings/Lunar New Year Greetings
Mirror Greetings

Well Played
Thanks
Oops
Sorry

Wow
Threaten
Attack	"For destiny!"
Thinking 1

Thinking 2
Thinking 3
Rope Burning
Hand Full	(some heroes use "My hand is full!" Others use "My hand is too full!")

Concede
Selection in Arena/Collection	"I know how this turns out."
Pirate's Day Greetings
Winterveil Greetings

Midsummer Fire Festival Greetings	"Happy Midsummer Fire Festival."
When either player plays Toki, Time-Tinker.
When your opponent plays Blingtron 3000 or Malkorok and gets Cursed Blade.
When a Piloted Shredder summons a Doomsayer.

Chrona Wilson

Thomas the Endbringer

I realized half-way through that I forgot about the Hallow's End Greetings. As you can imagine though, that would probably just be "Happy Hallow's End".

Basic Set

Basic Set

As it should for all classes, the Basic Set introduces you to some of the most important cards of Time Traveler and displays some of its core themes.

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Sample cards

The full list:

• Future Sight, Accelerate Time, Been There, Done That, and Sand Attack are all unlocked at the start of the game.
• Unlock Dust Typhoon when you reach level 2.
• Unlock Sandmancer when you reach level 4.
• Unlock Quicksand when you reach level 6.
• Unlock Crossfire Bolts when you reach level 8.
• Unlock Banish when you reach level 10.

Additional Information:

• The cards Been There and Done That are a reference to the phrase "Been there, done that". They are both 4 mana spells that create 2 copies of something (either minions or spells). One of the challenges of the competition was to create 2 separate cards that together make one phrase.

Classic Set

Classic Set

The Classic Set expands upon the Basic set and introduces several themes of the class: Elementals, card shuffling, Quick-Time effects, etc. This along with the Basic set make up the core of the class it will stand on through set rotations. Expect some of these cards to be staples of most Time Traveler decks.

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Additional Information:

• Cards shuffled into your deck with Parallel Dimensions have a chance to be immediately redrawn. Cards drawn with Parallel Dimensions will have their Quick-Time effects active even if they were sitting in your hand for a turn and were redrawn.
• The Cost reduction effect of Temporal Golem is applied to the card and will keep its reduced Cost even if the order of the deck is changed.
• Shuffling your deck (with Parallel Dimensions or Kara Shellen) will change your deck order, meaning Parallel Dimensions will not necessarily draw the same cards if you looked at the top of your deck earlier. If you know what the top cards of your deck are, you may have to consider if you want to use the effects or not.
• Kara Shellen appears in the artwork of Done That.

Curse of Naxxramas

The one card from Curse of Naxxramas, plays with recent actions, a theme present in many cards in the class. Rapid Necromancy itself is a card with a skill cap, requiring you to time how you play it, but it can indeed be very powerful if you do so. AoE however might make it a bit unpredictable. I guess this also means Time Traveler technically had resurrection before Priest.

Goblins Vs. Gnomes

Going against the grain, Goblins vs Gnomes does not have much randomness for Time Traveler, as low amounts of RNG is intended to be a class theme. In this set, the class has a theme of interacting with your opponent. Unlike most of the other classes, Time Traveler does not have any Mech synergy and only has one Mech (Chicken Transmutator).

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Additional Information:

• Disturbed Flow is a copy of "Avert" from thepowrofcheese's Chronomancer class, just because it's too perfect.
• The first of your tuns after you play Sally Fizzlespark, your cards will cost 1 less than their original Cost. On the second of your turns after playing her, your cards will cost 1 more than their original Cost. After that, your cards go back to their original Costs.

Blackrock Mountain

Blackrock Mountain introduces a bit of Dragons to the set although the class is not intended to be a Dragon class, like Priest for instance. Flashback Dragon utilizes card generation in an interesting way so your opponent may have to think twice about they use to kill it.

Additional Information:

• If Flashback Dragon is killed by a minion attack or effect (Battlecry, Deathrattle, etc.), you will gain a copy of that minion.
  • If it's killed by a spell, you will gain a copy of that spell.
  • If it's killed by a weapon attack or effect, you will gain a copy of that weapon.
  • If it's killed by a Hero Power, you will get nothing.
  • If killed by a Hero card Battlecry (possible with Deathstalker Rexxar, Shadowreaper Anduin, or Hagatha the Witch), you will gain a copy of the Hero card.
  • If it's killed by a spell from Yogg-Saron, Hope's End, Scroll of Wonders, or similar cards, you will gain a copy of the spell that killed it.
    • However, if it's killed by a Shudderwock Battlecry, you will gain a Shudderwock. This is because Shudderwock doesn't actually play cards, but rather it just repeats the Battlecries of those cards.

The Grand Tournament

In The Grand Tournament, you win or you die, the Quick-Time and top of your deck mechanics are expanded a bit. It gives the class a new AoE, as well as having a counterplay mechanism that still feels fair to both players (Temporal Magician).

Upgraded Hero Power (from Justicar Trueheart)

Foresight is the upgraded form of Glimpse. This version mirrors Future Sight, giving you an extra card to look at. Although it may not look like much to some people, the difference one card makes can be very significant. Future Sight is one of the most important cards for the class, so this could be a strong Hero Power.

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Additional Information:

• Argent Timekeeper's Cost reduction effect works like Temporal Golem's effect. The card affected will keep the Cost reduction if the deck order changes.
• Temporal Magician's Battlecry works exactly like Parallel Dimensions. Only difference is that it's applied to both players.
• If multiple minions in your hand are tied for the highest Cost, Challenger's Portal will choose a minion at random.

League of Explorers

League of Explorers similarly uses the Discover mechanic and some of its class mechanics in a new way.

Additional Information:

• If multiple cards in your hand are tied for the highest Cost, Ancient Historian will pick one of those cards at random to shuffle in.

Whispers of the Old Gods

Whispers of the Old Gods adds some new mechanics to the mix as well as utilizing some old ones. The Quick-Time mechanic is expanded in a new way with Power of Yogg-Saron. Have you ever wanted to reduce C'Thun's Cost? There's now a specific support card for it!

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Additional Information:

• If you activate Demented Lackey's Quick-Time effect, C'Thun's Cost will be displayed in the animation.
• Timekiller is a corrupted version of Timewalker from the Classic set. The effect of gaining Attack is instead changed to dealing damage.
• If Dark Replication transform into a card with a Quick-Time effect, the effect will only activate if Dark Replication was added to your hand that turn.
  • Additionally, if your deck is empty, Dark Replication simply won't transform into anything.

One Night in Karazhan

The "if the top card of your deck is X" mechanic last used all the way back in the Classic Set returns in the form of Theatre Symphonist. Other than that, nothing too special goes on, but every Karazhan card copies something.

Additional Information:

• Notice how Theatre Symphonist doesn't say "(targets chosen randomly)"? This is because the targets are NOT chosen randomly, unless the card is just inherently random. You cast the card as if you were casting it from your hand, meaning if it has a target, you choose the target!

Mean Streets of Gadgetzan

Not being a fan of the Grimy Goons tactics, not wanting to join the Jade Lotus because of a dislike for Jade Idols, and not being able to find other classes to create a new gang, Time Traveler joins The Kabal. Despite their allegiance, Thomas knows that Kazakus is a crime leader. Their allegiance however allows them to combine The Kabal's potion creation techniques with Thomas's time manipulation abilities.

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• Dimensioneer's Battlecry works exactly like Parallel Dimensions or Temporal Magician. It however only shuffles Quick-Time cards instead of your whole hand.
• Robbing Time flavorfully allows a Kabal class to mess up other Kabal classes by shutting off their Highlander cards. The card was originally made for a challenge. The challenge ended up not going through, but I liked the card enough to keep it.

Journey to Un'Goro

Some sand elementals from the nearby deserts of Tanaris and Ulduam have wondered into Un'Goro. Do you suppose that's how the Tol'vir got there? Being an Elemental class since its creation, Time Traveler finally gains access to some Elemental synergy in several forms, and the craziest Quest to hit Hearthstone. Fan favorite card Eternos the Time Lord also appears in this set.

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The Quest!

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• I made Wandering Timemage before Pogo-Hopper existed. I might change the name so the text looks better. Have now done that.
• Lost Timestone has a similar effect to Theatre Symphonist. The targets aren't random, unless the card is inherently random. You choose the target!
• Restarting the game with The Rift will reset both players back to the mulligan. The turn counter and everything else is reset. For example, if either player has a C'Thun in their deck, it will go back to a 6/6. Cards like Lost Timestone will also not be able to generate cards you played last game if you didn't play it this game.

Knights of the Frozen Throne

Thomas is dead! In this timeline at least, he'll be back to normal by the time K&C comes along. Card creation is a theme in this set, although it's not random like it is for Mages. Some one-off mechanics are also used in this set.

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The Death Knight!

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Lich King Boss Card

Frozen Soul is the boss card played by The Lich King at the same of his turn. When he plays it, he limits your card playing abilities as for the rest of the game, you can only play one card on your turn. Doesn't matter how much mana you have, you play one and you can't play another. Time Traveler has lots of cards which draw and generate other cards which can be good to get more cards to play, but also stops you from playing them as you get them. Quick-Time effects become only possible to activate by top-decking those cards.

Additional Information:

• Chronecromancer is a portmanteau of "chronomancer" and "necromancer", as the effect combines chronomancy and necromancy. It's also a tribute to Ragnador and Schlauchneid's Necromancer class from the same big competition. The class was a finalist.
• Frozen Reflections is a tribute to Maxlot's Summoner class, another finalist from the big competition. The class has a Legendary minion named "Glibbi the Infused" with the same Battlecry as this spell.
• Greased Lightning is a tribute to CheeseEtc's Chef class, another finalist from the big competition. The card mimics the class's Roast mechanic. The card name is also a pun as grease is involved in cooking. It's also a reference to the phrase "greased lightning".
• Thomas the Endbringer's effect of drawing extra cards at the start of your turn stacks based on how many copies of it you play. For example, if you play 2 copies of it in one game, you will start drawing 3 cards at the start of your turn.

Kobolds and Catacombs

Upon reaching the Kobold's catacombs, Thomas discovers what resembles an Egyptian crypt. Time Traveler has an Egyptian theme in Kobolds & Catacombs with sphinxes as minions (and a humanoid canine resembling Anubis) and all sorts of pharoah magic. In terms of mechanics, Quick-Time is a big theme for Time Traveler in this expansion, with several cards that either have or interact with Quick-Time effects. Big Time Traveler is also given support with Guild Teleport.

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The Legendary Weapon!

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• The class has two sphinx minions: Tomb Guardian and Sphinx of Fortune, both of which have Quick-Time effects that add copies of themselves to your deck.
• Gorgon Archer is a tribute to McF4rtson's Sea Witch class, the winner of the big competition. The card depicts a gorgon, which can be seen as a relative of the nagas and sea witches the class is largely based off of. Specifically, it has the same cost and statline as "Scallywag Bonnie" from that class, as well as an effect based on your deck.

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Dungeon Run:

Starting Deck:

Card Bundles:

Time Travel:

Top of Deck:

Cost Reduction:

Cult of C'Thun:

Unique:

Elementals:

Quick-Time:

Sand:

Rift:

Copy:

Deathrattle:

Legendary:

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Arena Exclusive

Temporal Flux is the Arena-exclusive card for Time Traveler added in Patch 10.4 alongside cards like Crackling Doom, Polymorph: ???, and Blazing Longsword. Although it might seem weak at first glance, this card could be pretty strong in combination with several copying tools, which is why this is not a Constructed card.

The Witchwood

Just as Thomas is about to approach Gilneas, it appears that Toki is already doing his job for him, so he has no worry. Like K&C, Quick-Time is a theme in this expansion. Some new mechanics are used, and the class obtains its first source of pseudo-healing: Reversion.

Upgraded Hero Power (from Baku the Mooneater)

Yes, I already posted this in the TGT part, but I'm doing it again!

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• Gilnean Timekeeper will reduce the Cost of Quick-Time cards in your hand, even if their Quick-Time effects are not active.
• Temporal Loop spells created by Crystal Phoenix do not reset the turn timer, because it would otherwise be possibly to indefinitely prolong a turn, breaking the game.
  • Using a Temporal Loop spell will make it disappear permanently, similar to how the Temporal Loop Hero Power is only usable once per turn.

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Taverns of Time

To join in with cards like Flash Forward, Master of Realities, and Fatecleaver, Infinite Harbinger and Matter Split are the Time Traveler's tools of choice for the Taverns of Time event.

The Boomsday Project

In the Boomsday Lab, Time Travelers study the field of portals and creation thereof, lead by head portal scientist, Sarax, Rift Creator. Rather bizarre however is that Time Travelers are not pushed into any one mechanic in this class, as opposed to what you'd normally see in a class's set in any expansion. Instead, Time Traveler gains a myriad of cards with different effects.

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The Legendary Spell!

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• Bullet Time is basically a giant reference to The Matrix.
• If the first 3 cards you've played this game contain any duplicates, Wormhole Physics will list cards played later instead. For example, if the second and third card you played this game are the same, Wormhole Physics will give you the fourth card you played this game instead of the third.
• Sarax's Emergency Rift works exactly like Murozond, just for your hand instead of the battlefield.

Rastakhan's Rumble

In Rastakhan's Rumble, you are in charge of a new team: Tharon'ja's Serpents, championed by Sul the Sandcrawler. When you have so much time control ability, you have many ways to win. Introduced in this set is something quite rare for Time Traveler: a proper win condition. Up until now, most Time Traveler decks have relied on simply out-valuing your opponent. In the Gurubashi Arena, you have a way to win in form of Tharon'ja the Serpent.

This set is very WoW based. This is very unusual for Time Traveler, which normally is mostly original to Hearthstone with tidbits of WoW sprinkled in.

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• Effects that give you new Hero Powers typically say the effect of the Hero Power on the card instead of the name of the Hero Power. In the case of Vortex Shift though, Parallel Dimensions is a very distinst collectable card, so I thought it was appropriate.
• If two or more of last 3 cards you played this game are same card, Peerings of the Past will dig deeper until it finds 3 unique cards in order of when you played them.
• Shoutout to thepowrofcheese: Two of these cards originate from his Chronomancer class: Delayed Reaction and Arch Rivals. Names and artwork differ.
• Like Feugen and Stalagg, Tharon'ja's Deathrattle will also count the deaths of enemy Tharon'ja's as well. Silencing it works the same way as well. You need to Silence the last one to die for the Silence to be meaningful. This is because even when a Silenced minion dies, it's still considered to have died.

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Rumble Run

As Rikkar steps into the Arena, he has pledged himself to Tharon'ja and his team. Who can blame him to be honest? All the cards and power you get seem really cool (*wink, wink*). Victory will overthrow Sul the Sandcrawler as his champion. It's up to you (playing as Rikkar) to win. After his own prophet murdered him behind his back, Tharon'ja has wanted someone new to take that spot for a while.

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The Shrines

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The minions

Additional Information:

• The "won't trigger this" on Tharon'ja's Soul simply means that cards created by it will not trigger itself, and thus will not infinitely loop the effect over and over.
• Like with Gilnean Timekeeper, Quick-Time cards in your hand will gain the Cost reduction of Time Portal even if their Quick-Time effects are no longer active. The effect that activates their effects twice however will have no effect if their Quick-Time effects are not active.
• Whilst your opponent's hand is visible with Dimension Controller, mouse over the cards in their hand to view them like you would in your own hand.
• Trivia: Tharon'ja's Soul depicts a Dragon inside Dragon Soul, thus having "soul" in the name and an effect that relates to spells.
• I know it seems weird to have a non-Warlock class Demon, but then you remember that Serpent Ward debuted in this expansion as a Neutral Totem when they're supposed to be a Shaman exclusive thing (no, Nightmare Amalgam doesn't count) and absolutely anyone would tell you that. Comparatively, Neutral Demons have been in the game since the very beginning (Illidan Stormrage).

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Serpent Rift:

Tharon'ja's Soul:

Time Portal:

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Top of Deck:

Cost Reduction:

Discover:

Elementals:

Quick-Time:

Rift:

Copy:

Deathrattle:

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