Hearthpwn

Servitors of the Loa: Too many cards are already in play whose effects are just as good if not greater than these without having you spend health in addition to mana. Sacrifice Ritual is the biggest joke of this expansion. No minion is worth spending 10 health to get rid of when you have Siphon Soul to do the job much nicer. The Warrior's forced Enrage deck archetype is weak and redundant compared to current Standard minions. Several of these cards appear to be knockoffs of some in these other competing expansions. I love the Loa gods, however, and would greatly enjoy seeing them in play. The Shadowform synergy is also much appreciated, since I am looking to make a Shadowform deck myself.

The Great Thaw: First of all, I've been dreaming of something almost exactly like Wicked Witchcraft for months, minus the card draw, which can be left off as it makes it slightly overpowered. Most or all of the legendaries are ridiculously overpowered, though, and the alternative hero powers are very lackluster.

Showdown at the Battlegrounds: Too many competing mechanics for one expansion. The token legendaries are so overpowered that Blizzard would never allow anything close to them to ever reach the light of play. Unlike the Servitors of the Loa class legendaries, the lack of variation in cost and/or stats of this expansion's class legendaries makes no sense and casts a shadow on the rest of the expansion. Points for the awesome card backs, though.

Hallow's End: Without a doubt, the most sound of all four expansions. Unlike the other three, this expansion's mechanics don't feel at all forced. I would love to see this one published as a real Hearthstone expansion. Some minor changes in card text and illustration would need to take place before publication, though, like Candy Seeker (with the Discover mechanic, you would only have one option when you play it given the candy mechanic), but other than that, the expansion seems polished. The Fear mechanic works well without being overpowered or overemphasized. The use of tokens is particularly interesting, especially the Rogue token Secrets. King Mrgl-Mrgl is hilarious (I mean that in a good way). Again, love the Shadowform synergy. The fact that this expansion synergizes so well with the Year of the Mammoth's would make it a perfect next-year release. You'd be foolish not to give this expansion your vote.

Someone dropped out of school before grammar class. I was talking about Showdown at the Battlegrounds' legendaries, hence the colon (you know what that is, right?) after the expansion name. What do you think the term "unlike" means? Frozen Throne is NOT the only set in Standard right now, and not at all part of the sets I was referring to. I realize your little competition took place long before full reveal; I wasn't born last night. And no, it's not worth 10 health to get roasted on turn 3 by any newb's aggro deck. And you can't deny the fact that your set had more repeating cards of the others' than any other competitor. You can't expect us to believe that doesn't look at least a LIIIIIIITTLE suspicious.

I did actually love your legendaries. "I love the Loa gods, however, and would greatly enjoy seeing them in play." Some people just love to focus on the negatives, though.

Uh, no, Broeck, if you wore your prescription glasses while you were posting (like the doctor told you to), you would notice I made a break-down of EVERY expansion. And it was an expansion competition, not adventures. Being a competitor, you should have remembered that.

"Several of these cards appear to be knockoffs of some in these other competing expansions." That was my first quote on the subject. If you're not understanding, it's because of  your own willful stupidity. Remember my grammar class comment? That obviously still applies.

And you're the one who made the expansion FULL of trolls. Talk about a lousy winner.

Well, I'm SOOOORRY for everyone who didn't understand my Rotten Tomatoes review of this competition.

On an unrelated note, who on this site uses Rotten Tomatoes?