Two The Point Card Design Competition

Frenzy: Draw three cards

A simple removal tool for Armor Warrior.

This card is mainly meant to be a fun meme card (similar to Renounce Darkness), but I think it could also fit into these two archetypes:

1. Silence Priest: Silence Priest could use this card as just another overstatted unit with a downside

2. Aggro Priest: An aggro priest deck could minimize the downside by having a mostly empty hand. Also, aggro decks tend to have a low curve so the Deathrattle might even be a positive in some cases (although aggro decks don't want most Shadow spells)

3. A potential future Shadow priest archetype, if Blizzard ever decides to print synergy for it. The pool of shadow spells is actually of really high quality, so this effect might not be that bad in that deck (although it would get rid of your spell-payoff minions in hand)

I shouldn't have to point this out, but this is NOT a Battlecry...

From the past means from Wild expansions basically, same wording as Toki, Time-Tinker

Craft a Rusted Mech: Discover two standard mech's with mana cost 5 or less. Combine their stats and texts!

Author's Note: I made this simply because I'm speechless about queueing into another Paladin again.

"Master the unexpected, or else you'll get a Cursed Blade."

Keep in mind that the legendary weapons from K&C were not in standard during Scholomance Academy.

Simple card.

The reason behind not gaining an Empty Mana Crystal, is tempo and flavor.

Once you relax and recover you still get some energy back, and get ready for the next turn with renewed resolve (And more mana!).

Lifesteal

Reborn

Paladin lacks a weapon tutor and this guy is here to help Uther out. Since he's too lazy to fetch Underlight Angling Rod, Ceremonial Maul and the likes the ordinary way, he resorts to magic instead. A big upside is that you could play those on curve when Scholomance came out because First Day of School was still at 0 Mana back then. With the addition of more weapons the card only gets stronger over time.

[Please note that I've used the nowadays outdated "from your deck" wording for consistency with Double Jump from the same set.]

What? There's nothing suspicious about me giving you supernatural abilities for free... That pain should wear off in a few days, trust me.

I've toyed with the idea of giving your hero effects for a while, similarly to how duels/dungeon run treasures would work, so this is the result. Also, I'm a terrible artist so I found low-res magic-ish photos instead.

After drawing the cards, the game will take you to the starting hand screen as shown below and you get to choose which ones to keep or replace. The next 4 cards drawn are shown from left to right.

Stoneclaw Totem is usually the best Totem anyway, so why not just always summon it? Good for any dedicated Control Shaman to be able to reliably Taunt up and build a wall (best part is that you can summon multiple of them!)

Option for Spell Priests to make mana efficient trades on board during spell cycling turns. Also decent in general for any tempo oriented deck.

Battlecry: Silence a minion to gain Taunt

You can survive a dragon. You can survive a war. You can even survive the end of the world. But there's one thing you can't survive: time.

-- Xenia, the Dark Chronomancer

She may start off small, but she can grow big really quick if your opponent doesn't have an answer for her!

The joy of choosing specialization for the first time, followed by the regret of not choosing one of the other ones.

Minion which synergise with Demons played and summoned through spells.

While Cleanse Spirit can heal you for alot, you have to build your deck with high-cost minions to guarantee that.

This is made to be a reward in the Blackrock Mountain adventure. I intended for it to be similar in design to other legendary minions at the time; about average stats with a simple but unique effect. 

'You'll never guess what this guy does.'

Please read for context!

For those, who don't follow Warcraft's lore, The Arbiter is an entity which chooses the realm you are going to join after your death. In Shadowlands expansion there are 4 main realms: Revendreath (nosferatu, vampire, gargoyle zone), Maldraxxus (zombie, scourge, skeletons, ghouls, pestilence zone), Bastion (blue angelic creatures, very royal and "heaven-like" zone) and Ardenweald (nature, grove, fairies, druidic zone). 

In WoW the covenant of the choosen realm will gift you with their power: 

Revendreath - Shadow damage (crimson looking power)

Bastion - Arcane damage

Ardenweald - Nature damage

Maldraxxus - Shadow damage (this time, dark green looking power)

Arbiter kind of "draws" power from these realms and that is the flavour behind her ability. Sorry for the long explanation and excuse me if I made any mistakes. Have a nice day :)