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Quote from LarryMoments >>

I am thinking this should be better for Warlock.

But the concept seems fine, idk if it would be played, but making a deck around it its gonna be very funny

Hi! I have a set of 45 cards here, themed after the oceans of Azeroth and a return to the League of Explorer's. I posted a previous version of this set near the release of Karazhan, but it got lost under the Kara hype I think. So now I've changed and replaced some of the cards making what I think is a more interesting set. The full album is here: http://imgur.com/a/BYoqj 

Feedback is of course appreciated. Enjoy!

Legendaries:

Neutrals:

 Warlock

 Shaman:

 Druid:

 Paladin:

 Hunter:

 Rogue:

Warrior:

 Mage:

 Priest:

There are definitely certain classes with a very strong core set (Druid, Mage and of course Warrior) and then classes with weaker core sets where it's clear that their identity wasn't quite figured out (Priest, Shaman, Rogue, Paladin). Until Blizzard takes the time to alter the core set, either by moving old wild cards into the core set, or printing new cards designed to be evergreen, those former classes are always going to be dominant. 

I think the main power of Warrior is in Fiery War Axe and in the two one mana removal spells. No other class has anything close to that level of efficiency. Execute should imo become 2 mana, it's just far too easy to activate with all the whirlwind effects Warrior has. And Shield Slam should cost 3 or even 4 mana. I mean compare it to Flame Lance. 5 mana to deal 8. Shield slam is in the vast majority of cases dealing 8+ damage. The difference is staggering. 

I designed these cards shortly before the final Karazhan reveal event. I thought it was funny that I basically made an imo better Onyx Bishop just days before it was revealed.

Hi guys. I have a set of 45 cards here, intended to be the rewards for a new adventure which revisits the League of Explorers, as this time they venture under the sea to face off against an old nemesis - Lady Naz'jar. I have yet to design the encounters, so for now just enjoy the cards: http://imgur.com/gallery/tu1PX

Legendaries:

Neutrals:

 Mage:

 Warrior:

 Rogue:

 Hunter:

Paladin:

 Druid:

 Shaman:

 Warlock:

 Priest:

 A couple notes:

• Giant Tuna was a last minute addition replacing the very boring Murloc Bruiser. The imgur gallery displays bruiser (a 4 mana 3/6 vanilla murloc), this thread includes Giant Tuna.
• I designed Servant of N'zoth just a few days before Onyx Bishop was revealed so I thought it'd be interesting to show people.

Enjoy, and please give feedback if you like :)

Quote from TalariaEU >>

I don't get the hype around Barnes but I guess you people enjoy RNG even if its bad RNG. Barnes average power lvl is awfully low in most meta decks and you can't build a deck around a 4 mana card.

Quote from Valix111 >>

lol - Prince Malchezaar bad/niche? He'll be staple in every control deck the second LoE rotates out.

Also Pompous Thespian will be quite good. He'll be in every priest deck I reckon. He's a great answer to Tunnel Troggs and Mana Wyrms.

It's good, but it's not as insane as it first appears. Very similar to Elise, with a faster but less powerful effect, and no guarantee that the effect will go off. Do you really need this card if you have Elise? They both fulfil the same role so but Malchezaar is less reliable. So I think that this guy may have to wait until LoE rotates out to see much play.

I think it's poor. If the effect wasn't conditional it would be a pretty balanced and fair effect  (i.e potential to see play but nothing groundbreaking). It's a 4 drop plus a Shadow Word: Pain. The fact that it also has a condition that needs to be fulfilled makes it quite mediocre.

Team Longshore's Cards:

 Tuskarr Fisherman should be an epic but other than that all good to go.

List of Uncollectible minions by class:

For those that don't already know, Shieldbearer is an existing neutral common from the classic set that has taunt. The main inspiration for the card comes from the WoW lore in which the corrupted orcs invaded Shattrath and left the great Draenai city in ruins. As it happened in the lore the Draenai attempted to defend their home but were sadly destroyed, hence why the Shieldbearer will get run over in nearly every situation this minion is played. In terms of design I was aiming to create an aggressive early game warrior minion that isn't too overbearing. It essentially balances itself out when played and gives your opponent a chance to answer before smorcing you.

Has the same statline as Fel Reaver, with a different twist to it!

Big version of Hungry Dragon

Why have one when you can have a choice! 

I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of face hunters suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible amazing has happened.

Ever since a Naxx I have been wanted more deck slots. I have always thought this was the best way to implement them and I wanted to share it with you guys.

Okay so you go into play mode/where ever it requires a custom made deck.

You pick your hero and then it opens the 9 deck slots for that hero.

What it would look like:

How to manage and build the decks:

The class categories:

a few decks

So now that you guys have seen some example what do you think?

 Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/3fre4c/a_way_to_add_more_deck_slots_without_changing_the/

Brann Bronzebeard is the greates adventurer in World of Warcraft, so let get some extra card to play!