Mini-Set Madness Card Design Competition

"New member of the League of Explorers and the archaeological find of Reno Jackson... or so he says", - Brann Bronzebeard

It's intended that it also works with Questlines.

Inspired by joust mechanic

Cheaper than the original Mutanus to make it slightly less powerful, eats only minions costing 5 or less

Eats - as usual, remove from game and gain its stats

Stitched Giant is good, but I want every card in my deck to be Stitched Giant.

Support for Primordial Studies & Ras Frostwhisper.

This little guy can learn anything! Just don't leave him alone on Reddit or he'll be babbling nonsense in less than half an hour.

Magnetize is a secondary keyword that creates synergies around Magnetic. In this case, this minion will gain all buffs (both stats and effects) you give to other Mechs via Magnetic cards.

His name is a pun on machine learning, which refers to any AI that perfects its behaviour alone as it gets more data (like chatbots or the controversial AI generated art).

Artwork: Meteobot, by kryg88.

Level 1 > Level 2 > Level 3

Making use of the Spellstone cycle from K&C and Rogue's burgling abilities, Dungeoneer Casori gives Rogues a fairly reliable toolbox in the form of Spellstones from other classes.

She is also a Secret-synergy card in that her Battlecry can be upgraded by playing Secrets, but should you play her in level 1 or level 2 form, the Spellstone can still be upgraded through its normal condition.

Flavor Text: "This time we will win the Academy Games! Fifth time is the charm!"

Part of a potential mini-set for The Witchwood, Phantom Graverobber pushes the Even Death Knight archetype by adding a powerful minion that is both a threat and a way to either clear a small enemy minion or debuff a big one. This would enable experimentation in Standard and further push the Wild deck.

Not only that, but Phantom Graverobber also helps to even the scales of Odd and Even support cards, since back in The Witchwood Baku received three support cards while Genn only got one.

Enter the Halls of Origination in a mini set for Saviors of Uldum!

Setesh, Construct of Destruction (the whole name was too long for HearthCards unfortunately) summons 1 Void Seeker as an appendage when summoned. After that he will continuously heal the Void Seeker at the start of each turn, unless it has been removed, then he will summon a new one.

Aethas Sunreaver comes to the aid of Dalaran against EVIL, offering an extremely powerful value tool for slower decks. While his potential for value is immense, he does not offer any immediate board effect and is vulnerable against aggressive strategies.

What creates more chaos than rats and explosives? That's right, explosive rats!

It might not be as practical as First Flame, but it can be used strategically in an exciting way that fits Warrior well.

Putting an Arcane spell behind your Dragons is a callback to the Twinspell mechanic and works basically the same, after you play one of the Dragons it will leave a spell behind that you can use later.

A C'Thun card for the Death Knight; I made him a 1-drop because spending Corpses can only be done on certain cards for certain amounts, and you have to incentivize the class to use the old/bad cards somehow. Obviously a great pairing with Lord Marrowgar, though.

"Leave dry beast in a bowl of warm water (100 - 110℉) mixed with a pinch of sugar for 10 minutes. Wait for your beast to rise."

Saviors of Uldum had several Plague cards - Plague of Murlocs, Plague of Death, etc. This is a new one for Death Knight. It's a removal tool that can also be used by swarm/Undead decks to remove large threats while refueling on Corpses.

The idea behind this card is that it would serve the mini-set goal of completing weak strategies for the core expansion, in this case making the Inspire cards more interesting and more powerful (although if TGT were brought into standard it would also have to be massively buffed to fit the current power level). With this card you can trigger your inspire effects for only 1 mana instead of two, or trigger them twice on one turn alongside a hero power. If this unit survives (such as if you play it on turn 1 into and inspire minion on turn 2) it can also represent a threat your opponent will need to remove.

'Some people put their heart and soul into their creations. Trolls know it's better to use somebody else's.'

This basically gives a budget form of Magnetic to the 9 Spirits from Rastakhan's Rumble. (Sorry Spirit of the Tides, you don't count.)