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The purpose of this card is to buy you time in two ways. First, you prevent yourself from fatiguing. Second, you ruin your opponent's draws preventing them from either drawing value cards or combo pieces. With this time, you can clench the game with either the cards you have left in your hand and/or Siphon Life . If you don't go to fatigue, at the very worst its a Boulderfist Ogre .

ASifyouwoulD, I completely agree with your evaluation of Gallywix. As for Bruva, here is what wowpedia says about imp mothers:

"Imp mothers are a type of demon loyal to the Burning Legion. First seen during the third invasion of the Burning Legion, very little is currently known about them, but their stomachs are known to operate as a kind of portal from which imps emerge."

Imp Mother Bruva is actually an mob in the game. I gave her a boulderfist ogre statline and cost because her effect isn't guaranteed to be usefull every game, so at least she is decent to play. I discovered imp mothers because I went through an imp phase for card creation. My original imp mother card was this:

Yeah, I agree that Gallywix is too powerful in warlock. As for Bruva, trust me, imp mother art is practically nonexistent. They were just introduced in legion and don't seem to be very popular.

Anyways, thanks for the feedback.

My two ideas:

Imp Mother Bruva is meant to ruin your opponent's draws as well as prevent yourself from fatigue. The idea is that this combination would give you the time you need to clench your victory.

Fel Prince Gallywix is all about equality. If your "poor" he'll make sure you opponent goes bankrupt as well. I realize that this effect is powerful so I tried to make him a completely dead card in your hand. Hell, I almost made him 11 mana.

Oh, and I use the "start of game" text to ensure that the effect will go off. I know it seems weird because it doesn't do anything until the END of the game, but hey, this competition is weird (no examples exist in-game).

Feedback is appreciated. I've taken a long break from these competitions and this is my return!

Every class gets it's time in the sun. Some classes will simply be better than others at certain times in the game. As a lover of warlock since I first started playing, I'm having a great time in the current meta. However, at the same time I know that eventually a few classes will rise to replace the top dogs (currently those top dogs are paladin, warlock, priest, and somewhat mage). Stop complaining and learn to have a few favorite classes to help you get through the metas in which your favorite is under-performing.

Bug Fixes

• Every card sound will now be replaced by Ben Brode's laugh as was originally intended. If you lose a game, the laugh will persist non-stop until you uninstall the game.

Honestly, if Kingsbane is going to see play, it's going to need a lot of support. The loss of Coldlight Oracle will hit it hard. Maybe in Wild it has a shot, but I think in Standard it's at its peak. Then again, I don't play Kingsbane rogue, so take my words with a pinch of salt. 

Edit: I probably should have looked at the deck before commenting :p Since the deck is Wild, I'll assume Standard doesn't matter too much so my comment is fairly useless.

Edit 2: Just saw that this was posted specifically for Wild. I'm an idiot. :p

I'm thinking face Hunter with Baku. On turn seven you can get a 4/4 and fireball your opponent's face. I think it has potential. 

I don't watch Twitch, but on Youtube I watch and am subscribed to Kripp, Firebat, Disguised Toast, and Omnislash (Firebat, Kibler, Frodan, Zalae).

I used to watch some Hafu arena clips and I usually tune in for Trumps card reviews as well as his reviews of his reviews.

I'd also like to give a shout-out to wowhobbs as I had fun watching him and he seems like a great guy but had to cut him for time. 

Finally, I really love Six Gamers. They make lore videos about Hearthstone cards and as someone not well-versed in Warcraft lore I find their videos extremely entertaining. (BTW they don't make gameplay videos, only lore)

I remember the streamer Kripparian used Usher of Souls to great effect in an aggro deck  with no other C'thun cards. I had lots of fun with it.

Veteran chemist is actually unprintable and completely overpowered because of one reason: Malygos. I can easily see a combo deck with something along the lines of Snowflipper Penguin and Malygos being absolutely busted. 

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Pre-nerf: Oh no, highlander priest is a problem! Blizzard, nerf!

Post-nerf: Oh no, secret mage is a problem! Blizzard, nerf!

I think we can all agree that Hearthstone has had a history of broken one-drops. Cards like Undertaker, Tunnel Trogg, and Small-Time Buccaneer have all caused their fair share of mayhem but none of them permanently effected the standard format. Cards like these rotate out eventually (or are nerfed if we're lucky) and we forget about them. However, we will always be stuck with one-drops in the evergreen sets. Most have already been addressed, such as Abusive Sergeant, Leper Gnome, and Blood Imp; however, one minion continues to be a problem, and that is Mana Wyrm. It is the type of card that if you don't have an answer, it will snowball out of control. No one-mana card should be able to win the game by itself. Also, I don't care much for Northshire Cleric, but I don't think it's as much of a problem as Mana Wyrm.

The solution: I think Mana Wyrm should be a 1/2

Perhaps I'm overreacting or even being too lenient. I can also see the argument that strong neutral cards are important for new players. I'd love to hear other people's opinion on the matter. 

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