Hearthpwn

Like the idea a lot.

Ironically, what I think is OP about it, is that it isn't just the minion summoned, but the minion AND a 1/1.  Turn 8, you use this and summon Ragnoros + 1/1 token. If you were playing just Rag, you'd only be able to summon Rag.

The design is great in that it is incredibly flexible. You basically always play a full mana turn with it. But it should pay a little more of a cost for this flexibility than just being "random." I do like that it is a minion and not a spell tho. Maybe its a 0/1? Maybe it just kills itself?

Great concept tho.

I wonder if the "Mustard for Battle" is the dijon stuff, since it seems a little more potent than your normal Mustard. Or maybe its the Chinese Mustard, that stuff could really be nasty in battle.

Now the Fatality gives me some Mortal Kombat reference card ideas.

I agree

Love the idea for the quest giver

That quest giver seems rather interesting

I hate this thing when people only vote on first 5 pages with cards

Quest Giver is actually a Femme Fatale.  Should just basically say, "get a free minion on curve and this token"  Card competition is basically a 'make an OP card without it being obviously OP" .  All the winners would be in every deck.

Quest Giver is a really cool concept, but I think it's just a little bit too good - fills out your mana curve so well. Then again, it's probably the best designed card that does something like this I've ever seen.

"That said, bad draws early on can straight up ruin your game, and Handlock gives it some trouble."

Understatement of the century. I've played mech priest a bunch and I feel it's really important to draw into that power word: shield early (note you shouldn't mulligan for it, you need to draw it). That said, the deck is fun, especially when you end up stomping on a mech mage.

That Quest Giver seems really OP.

You get the average of the mana at which you play it plus a 1/1. So you could get something like a Clockwerk Gnome + Quest Giver + Whisp on turn 1.

On top of that you can fill in any turn even partially. Which means that you not only have a card that is appropriate for every turn, but also a guarantee to spend all your mana on that turn. This flexibility seems the most ridiculous. It won't win out against a prepared card of the same mana cost, but one less than perfect play and the value flips the other way.

I do love the concept of it though, but maybe it needs a bigger downside.

Maybe it should be a spell that costs 0 or 1 mana that doesn't give you a 1/1.

new deck building concept: mech - early game, solid class cards - late game...? anyways, really like the "quest giver". Now i don't have to play mana efficient anymore :D

But can you get Twisting Nether? No. Pointless.

just a heads up the banner has a typo in "femme fatale"

Blizzard, Quest Giver pls.

I actually REALLY like the idea behind the card, it would become an auto include in my decks for that fun factor.

You could have four wisps in your deck with this thing! THE VALUE!

Although with my luck I'd just end up with a field filled with Quest Givers =/

You don't get it, it doesn't summon from your DECK, it summons a RANDOM minion, just like Piloted Shredder. What's in your deck doesn't matter.

So basically you can choose to play it for 10 mana to get a free Deathwing or Sea Giant, or you could play it when you have 4 mana to get anything from a Chillwind Yeti to an Enhance-o Mechano.

I think you misunderstood my joke here.

What I'm saying is I'll play it when I have 0 mana so the card costs 0 mana which will in turn give me a chance of getting a wisp. If I roll with 2 wisps in my deck, my 2 quest givers could possibly give me another 2 wisps onto the field for a total of four wisps.

So yes, what is in my deck does matter if I'm talking about 4 wisps ;p