It's a shame you can't submit Burden, because it's absolutely brilliant (I remember it from years ago, btw). I don't like the other two 

Among your other ideas, I think I prefer Encore. My main issue is the fact you have to submit several cards of the same class to showcase how it would play out, but that also makes it so that we can't see what other classes would do. If you end up going with it, change E.T.C by another card, since they've just announced another version of this character (I don't mind the overlap of expansion themes too much, but another E.T.C. is where I draw the line).

Launch seems to be the preferred option, and I also like it. I agree with Anchorman that Booster Rocket would be more interesting in Rogue (also, it's kinda like a Sap effect, so it still makes sense for the class).

A pretty cool twist on the Quest formula.

Among your cards, I think Assemble an Army is my least favorite card, but all four are solid.

The theme of the expansion is very strong, but I'm not a fan of the keyword itself, as needing a minion to survive several turns is very unreliable.

I'd probably make it like a Battlecry that happens some turns later. This would work very well with all your cards except The Prismatic Disk, but you can always change its effect.

Now that they've introduced Overheal, Scrap feels like something we might get in the future.

I'm a pretty big fan of the mechanic itself, and both Law of Equivalent Exchange and Oddity Trader are very interesting uses of it (Unstable Void is also good, but not as creative).

My main advice is to use different watermarks to showcase it being evergreen, like Overheal. Of course, LoEE needs to keep the Alchemy watermark, but the other two cards can use different ones.

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I don't know, I think it's a pretty solid keyword. I like the effect of both cards. My main issue would be the art, as the draenei in the Priest card is clearly an Arcane Mage and the Mage card doesn't have a very hearthstone style (also, it feels pretty complex for a common).

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The effect is pretty cool, but I'd probably change the name, as the new expansion just introduced Harmonic spells, which are a totally different thing.

Deja Vu is a very natural name for such an effect, but you can use Chorus or something similar if you want to keep the music theme. I'd probably go with Deja Vu (which would need to completely change the flavor and art of Pogo-Hip-Hopper, but the other two cards just need a change of name).

Maddened is interesting, as we've never had a negative keyword, but it's too wordy right now. Also, your Yogg can't participate because it uses token cards, which is a shame because it's the best card. 

Like other people, I'm not a fan of Fatal Flaw.

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I must agree with everyone else: Glaciate Un'goro is your best card and Ahune needs better art, an Elemental tag and to say "Elemental" capitalized.

Besides this, I'd also change its name to Bring the Ice Age or something like that, as this would reflect the "prehistoric" feel of Journey to Un'goro better.

Both are solid, but I like Corpse Conjurer a bit better. I agree with CursedParrot that it'd work better as a 1/2/2.

I like the Battlecry a lot and the art is very cool. I agree with your take about its balance compared to the Priest Galakrond.

I'm not a fan of C'thun's Envoy, since its effect could be any class, which goes against the point of the comp IMO.

Regarding your other cards, both are pretty good, but I'm not sure which one I prefer. I'd probably slap an Unholy Rune or two to Strik, as its power level seems a bit strong for TGT.

Pretty solid card and artwork, although it's a bit similar to Deliverance. If you decide to go with it, I'd recommend making it a Shadow spell.

I like the idea, but I'd suggest dropping the runes, as these sort of archetypical legendaries (like Loas, Boomsday spells, etc.) should be universal. This is my opinion, of course, as we don't have any examples of this sort of cards in the game.

Now I'm curious to know what would the Spirit of the Spider do haha

I liked The Phoenix Chamber better, even if it collides a bit with Construct Quarter. I'm not sure about which iteration I'd go with, though. I'd say the Priest one, but I'm not sure about how dangerous the OTK potential would be.

Scarlet Monastery isn't bad, but it's effect feels closer to a Common than to a Legendary (not a fan of the art, either).

All of them are solid and with supperb artworks.

My clear favorite, though, is Bastion Arch (even if there are a lot of Priest cards here). Its effect feels very legendary and works very well with the location mechanic. I could see you winning the comp with it (again).

Very creative effect, I like it a lot. I'd suggest reducing the Durability to 3 or even 2, as 4 is basically for ever (especially if you consider you might want to keep a single minions inside the prison for several turns).

The effect is alright, but I don't like it as a Neutral card. I'd suggest going for Mage, as the class has some connection with Yogg, and it's also known for its random effects. Might also suggest reducing its cost to 2.

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Your card is pretty neat and I think it's balanced enough. I recommend writing a small piece of lore in the submission, as it's not as well known as other WoW locations, but it looks very cool and interesting.

The effect is neat and works well as a Neutral card, but it's way too expensive as a 5 Mana card. I'd probably go with 2 or 3 Mana.

Also, a quest pannel doesn't look very legendary, even if it fits the effect. I'd suggest swapping the art and name for something more grandious that also fits the effect, like a well-known library in the WoW lore or a time portal.

I'm not a fan of the spider cards, as Dormant doesn't seem to be part of Rogue's identity. Maybe a Sap effect would work better, at least for the Quarter (not for Maexxna, she would turn into Vanish on steroids).

About Razuvious, I kinda prefer the second one because of how dumb it is (in a good way), but it'd probably work better as a Neutral or as part of a core/initiate set, as it's kinda basic for an expansion legendary.

I find this effect to be a little hard to balance and make interesting at the same time. Right now, it will almost always deal 8-10 damage, which is too little variance for it to matter. On the other hand, making it cheaper would definetly break the card. I'd probably turn his effect into an AoE, while also lowering the Cost.

The first Sapphiron has a very interesting effect, but it's probably too expensive for it to work properly. The Mage version isn't bad either (but be careful, the Infused version needs to say "Battlecry"). Not a fan of Maexxna, though.

I think your two options are:

• Find a character that makes sense with DK Sapph's effect but also makes sense as a 4-ish Mana minion.
• Go with the Mage Sapph after adding Battlecry to the Infused version and maybe finding a better art for it.

I agree with linkblade, Skeletal Smith is your better card and also in that it's kind of too swingy as a 2-Mana card. I'd probably make it more expensive (with better stats ofc) and maybe also give it Taunt. At this point I'd suggest making it a Warrior card, but that'd go against what your aiming for XD

I like your idea about having a Quarter cycle. The second version is better, but it feels a bit too good. I'd probably make it 2 Durability, as rising the Cost to 2 would likely kill the card.

I'd say I prefer this over the actual DK Location we got, although not by much. Its flavor fits the effect, but not the expansion, although I guess this is to be expected from a end-of-year miniset. Not sure what else to say, it's a solid card. The art is improvable, though.

Pretty cool. I think 3 Mana would be an appropriate cost, compared to Infantry Reanimator. Finally, I don't know if Polluted Pool is a real Naxx location, but if it isn't, I'd probably try to find one that fits the effect (I'm sure there'll be one, considering Naxx is sort of a giant Frankenstein lab).

All your cards are solid, but my favorite is Fresh Digs. It should really use the miniset watermark, though, as Dredge isn't allowed on the main MotLK set.

I really like the basic idea of a witch that turns into a Dragon and how you combined both keywords, but I think the card still needs some polish:

• The Infused version should lacks "Colossal +X" right after Infused. Right now, there's no way to tell how many Colossal tokens you'll get.
• The art of both the Infused version and its token look pretty bad.
• The token should probably be body part, like with all other Colossal minions. I'd probably Google a multi-headed Dragon and make the tokens its heads to solve both issues.

 

I like both, but I'd say I prefer Corpse Researcher. It probably needs a better statline (2/1, probably), as a tutored Novice Engineer is not nearly enough.

I'd say Sadistic Spellweaver doesn't count, but Suspicious Diver is quite interesting. The artwork doesn't fit Hearthstone, however.

Koma is a cool idea, but such a creature would be classified as a Beast in actual WoW lore, so I'd discard it.

Effects of cards keeping enchantments under conditions they usually don't are always amusing, so thumbs up for that. I think it could easily be 2 Mana, since keeping buffs circumvents the main issue of Reborn (that is, how easy to remove they are after resurrecting).

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All your cards are very solid for a newcomer. As a general tip for all them, they should use the Return to Naxx watermark, as they mix mechanics from all the year.

• Bonehull is interesting, but it looks like a Rogue card, so make sure to clarify it's Neutral in the description. I also think the tokens should be Discover and summon instead of just Discover, as it's way too slow right now.
• Suspicious Angler is cool, but another person had the same idea, so I'd advice going with another card.
• Anub'arak is my favorite of your cards. My only issue is the fact the tokens don't synergize with the main body, so I'd give Anub Taunt too.

I prefer Garrosh hands down. His effect is really cool and interesting; and also fits the character a lot.

Gul'dan's effect is also interesting (although not so much), but the main issue I have with it is how wordy it is, which makes the card look unappealing at first glance.

The new Jaina is cool, but I still prefer Thrall.

I like the damage version, as a Demon Highlander deck might be a bit too restrictive.

Both cards are solid, but I'd say I prefer Valeera, as she seems more fun.

Thrall's effect is a bit too abstract for my taste, if that makes any sense, but he's also cool. If you end up going with him, I like the alternate wording linkblade suggested the best, as it's also affects generated spells (unlike the second wording you suggested later)

You polished your previous card a great deal. Well done! My only issue now is that the words "minion", "weapon" and "spell" should be written in lowercase. This affects both Thrall himself and Windlord's Blessing.

I think the new machine gun Jaina is my favorite among your cards, but I don't play Hearthstone, so I don't have PTSD from Sire Denathrius. The freeze all enemies version might be a safer bet, considering this (although she should probably cost 9, considering she powercreeps Deep Freeze a lot).

I'm not a huge fan of the artwork, as it looks like a WoW screenshot. You can use the same art I used if you want, as I think it's the same outfit. If you decide to do it, PM me so we don't collide.

Regarding your versions, I think your most recent one is the most interesting, but maybe it could cost 4 Mana as well. Dunno, it looks strictly worse than the second one you posted (the one that says "replace").

Both are solid, but I prefer Thrall. Its callback to the Classic set and its strong lore basis is something that I think works really well for this comp.

Both are solid cards, although I prefer Gul'dan. I like the art, but I think it's more appropriate for a spell. If you still want to go with it, you should zoom it more as you said. Regarding the effect, it fits Gul'dan a lot (Demons are very classic Warlock stuff and Lifesteal ties to his Death Knight hero from KFT), but I you should drop the Highlander requirement or reduce the Cost, IMO.

Regarding Valeera, her effect is pretty interesting. It has a lot of potential, but it requires a lot of setup and is quite expensive, so I think you did a good job in this regard. What I don't like as much is the lack of connection to Valeera as a character, which I think should be the focus of this comp.

Very flavorful card.

I'd probably make a couple changes to the Blessings:

• Tidehunter's Blessing should probably give that Deathrattle to all friendly minions and not just Murlocs. It's still a Murloc generator, so I'd still be more useful in dedicated Murloc decks without making it useless in other builds.
• Windlord's Blessing should only relate to Nature spells, IMO. My two suggestions are either Discover a Nature spell at the end of your turn or gain permanent Nature Spell Damage +1.
• Stonemother's Blessing has a Common gem, while the other tokens don't.

I prefer Uther, but it's a bit strange to have such a character as just a 3 Mana minion. Maybe make it a 5/5/5 and make him summon two Recruits?

Not a fan of Anduin, as Immune is very scary.

The second effect is way too complex, IMO; but I like the first one a lot. It's very similar to my own Jaina, but I like the effect of yours a bit better.

In any case, there are some aesthetic improvements you could apply to both cards:

• Make the artwork focus more on Jaina.
• Get rid of the Classic watermark.
• If you go with the second effect, Arcane shouldn't be bolded.

I like the second effect better, but I'd go with the first statline, since the lack of immediate impact + high Cost may make it too hard to use.