My initial ideas are supporting Discardlock and Shufflelock. Discarding large cards already has some love with the combo of Nightshade Matron and Hand of Gul'dan, but small discard has historically not worked out as well (Shriek, Reckless Diretroll). Attempting to synergize with the new Core version of Lakkari Felhound, Void Wisp will almost always be the cheapest card in your hand at 0-mana but will mitigate losing card advantage.

Ambitious Acolyte looks to support Warlocks recent affinity for shuffle mechanics such as Soul Fragments and Fel Rifts. The two cards primarily in mind are Seeds of Destruction and Envoy Rustwix, which offer very powerful cards to draw.

Pretty late to the party, but here are my initial ideas.

Really liked Storming Invocation's art, so I tried to rework it based on feedback. Gronn only changed slightly in name, but its here for easy juxtaposition.

I love this prompt because I adored Year of the Dragon and this is so nostalgic. I wanted to take some of the existing archetypes and take them in new directions. I wanted to bring additional emphasis onto minion-based Galakrond decks, channeling more Elementals for Shaman and bigger minions in general for Warrior.

Taking the Shifter Zerus route for this one. In the brawl, you pick the class you don't want minions from. 

I'm on a roll with Warlock discard cards that summon Voidwalkers. Gaze can provide a lot of defense, but you of course still need to discard a lot of cards. Orb is kind of like a proactive Soul Mirror and can buy you some time against large Charge minions. 3 Durability might be a bit strong, but I feel that the amount of counterplay and Priest's inability to abuse weapons makes it alright.

Late feedback:

The first one is an ode to the most fun aspects of Thief Rogue and an homage to Dragon's Hoard. The second is a bit more out there, caring about how long it has been on the board and ramping in intensity. 

We do a little bit of memeing

Yo, that sounds sick! I played a lot of Galvadon back in the day, so I'm glad to hear he's still fun in wild :D

An initial idea that supports the idea of mixing and matching spells in Priest, since they utilize both schools quite a lot. It starts out lowering Shadow spells so it can't be buffed too much out the gates. A tad worried the reduction might be too scary, but Radiant Elemental existed and didn't break the game too much.

Yes, both Najak and Teron don't interact with Xyrella, the Devout since they have Battlecries directly tied to targeting and their Deathrattles. However, they will still muck up the rez pool from Amulet of Undying since they are technically Deathrattle minions.

Teron Gorefiend kills the card stolen by Najak Hexxen, making it a 2-card single-target removal. When Teron dies, it will resummon the card stolen by Najak since it was on the board during Teron's Battlecry while also removing the Najak enchantment that would give it back to the opponent, since its a fresh copy.

Fixed! I mean...what typo?

I wrote the article before the theorycraft stream happened and I didn't really believe the OTK was gonna work as well as it did. I also really hope it doesn't work as well as it did in the theaorycrafting, the last thing the game needs is another uninteractive combo deck.

Not super keen on the wording, but the idea is that she possesses the enemy Hero Power and returns when they use it. Cost and statline are also a bit wonky to work out. An 'infinite' summon shouldn't have too large stats, but the low tempo and reliance on the enemy using their hero power might make it fine for now.

With those new legendries, poor ol' Kazakus, Golem Shaper is gonna have a hard time finding a hom.

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Galaxis will always be in your hand to soak up discard effects since he can't really be played and he replaces himself. As compensation, you get a handy-dandy Voidwalker. Alternatively,  he can be cheated out with effects like Archwitch Willow or Skull of the Man'ari to get a strong, but not especially strong Taunt minion.

I like the idea, but honestly, this could be a 10 or 8 mana card and it would function the same way basically, just that ppl would have a choice to play it from hand or not. Feels like it costs 11 just to satisfy the prompt.

The 11-cost is to ensure that targeted discard effects like Nightshade Matron will always hit it and can't screw up your other expensive cards. That said, I hear what you're saying and Matron being (I think) the only card to target highest-cost might not be enough to warrant creation.

Galaxis will always be in your hand to soak up discard effects since he can't really be played and he replaces himself. As compensation, you get a handy-dandy Voidwalker. Alternatively,  he can be cheated out with effects like Archwitch Willow or Skull of the Man'ari to get a strong, but not especially strong, Taunt minion.

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