Suspicious "San'layn" is probably my favorite of the 3, probably because of my soft-spot for thief rogue. This is just a straight up better Swashburglar, but with a more limited pool, which is good in some situations and bad in others. Overall, I think I would typically run it over Swashburglar BECAUSE of that limited pool.

Carrion Swarmer seems horrible to go up against, but annoying taunt beetles are definitely in Druid's wheelhouse. It might be a tad under-costed for the value you get when infused, especially since Token Druid (A.K.A. the deck that wants this card the most anyways) will EASILY be able to finish that Infuse condition. Maybe a higher infuse cost could fix this as well.

Master of Searemones (boooooo) Is a nice Naga with spell synergies and all, but I feel it also might be a little TOO good. 2 mana 3/2 that draws you a spell AND sets you up to draw another Naga that probably has spellcasting synergies with said spell is really, REALLY efficient. If it came down a tad bit later, even as a 3 mana 4/3 even, it might feel a little less overpowered.

Really really flavorful, but also feels really good for 4 mana to basically get two casts of a slightly different Holy Wrath for less mana over three turns. Overrall, it's probably better than Holy Wrath in any deck that isn't specifically a Holy Wrath combo deck, just because you get more choice on what you're gonna hit with it. At the end of the day, I'm not sure if this would see play (Holy Wrath doesn't see much play outside combo decks), but I think it has a chance.

I like the Infuse cost on a location, given we haven't had any way to interact with locations before they hit the field yet. I feel like the mana cost here really is hard to place. On the one hand, this is only as good as the undead who died in the first place, but on the other hand, Warlock has some really big undead with fun deathrattles. Probably in the 4, 5, or 6 range, if I had to guess.

I was trying to come up with an "Infuse (1 Naga)" card for this competition and couldn't quite stick with it, I feel like you did a great job with Naga Spellguard.

War Council is really interesting too, I think even better than Naga Spellguard (though that might just be because I prefer Shaman to Demon Hunter anyways), and the Infuse restriction/payoff feels fair, and also really impactful as well.

Gorebringer feels like it does a LOT for what you sink into it. Like, maybe too much. This could easily reach absurd stat totals. I think as well with a minion that pumps itself up by stealing stats from other minions, the Infuse cost to pump even more feels redundant, and a little counter-synergistic. 

Fresh Digs is really cool, but just from play experience, Dredge 3 times has pretty negative synergy, no matter how you look at it. Each time you dredge, you're gonna basically be looking at the same 3 cards each time for the 2nd and 3rd option, with a maximum of one card difference each time. Then, for the next three turns, you're gonna be stuck drawing 3 undead minions of questionable quality that you already have copies of in your hand. I don't think this would ever feel that good to play, to be honest.

I think the wording on the card is a little confusing, as to what is supposed to happen when infused. Does it just get an additional Colossal each time it's infused? If so, then that feels really strong to come down at just 5 mana, especially for a neutral card. That being said, I like the idea. I especially like the Crimson Drake text, a Lifesteal minion that gets bonuses for your Hero being at full health is really cool, and I don't think too broken either.

Scrapmetal Avenger is interesting, though I don't know if it would be that good. I think "Endlessly Infuse" has significantly diminishing returns when it can't go face. I think a higher, one-time infuse cost to do, say, 8 damage to a minion would make more sense in this case.

Corpse Researcher is really nice, kind of like an alternate version of Amalgam of the Deep that tutors through your deck instead of Discovering. I think the wording would be a little better as "Draw a minion that shares a type with the minion that Infused this instead." just to clarify for minions with multiple types.

I think you're still right about the Stat increase; even though it's in Paladin, keeping enchantments on it is a TON of value. Blessing of Queens/Kings alone is +4/+4, possibly twice if you targeted both times with the resurrection, even more so if the minion has Divine Shield. This power starts to feel like the Paladin Duels Hero Power, which is really good, and really oppressive. I think it can work, but 1 mana is way too cheap.

I love the location you came up with, but I think you would need to run multiple different Dredge cards just to support it, in order to have access to the Sunken Treasure when you need it. That being said, I think I would try to build a deck around it for sure.

Suspicious Angler is straight up a way cooler option of my Suspicious Driver, so props for that haha.

Anub'arak, Crypt Lord feels really really powerful, possibly oppressive, but still remains to be seen. I would love to try to build a Taunt DK deck around this to find out.

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).

Welcome! It's always awesome to have new people :)

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.

Wailor

All three cards are excellent. Suspicious San'lyan is the best of the three, though the quotes around 'San'layn' is overplaying the joke imo. Infuse cards are mostly useful, and it supports thief Rogue well, which I like. I think it hits good cards often enough to be played. Carrion Swarmer is dangerous.Its stickiness make it a very good buff target, and not that many decks can clear a double taunt reborn on turn 3. I think its on the verge of being too strong. Master of Searemonies is solid, and the effect is the right way round. We have a Naga which draws a Naga already. However, I think its weird that you Dredge for a Naga and then draw a card completely unrelated to the Naga. Also, Searemonies seems incredibly simple for a design competition. In all, I think the designs are clean, but my favourite is suspicious sayn'lan.

linkblade

I think Ship's Graveyard is too difficult to use without knowing what card you draw first. The Demon Hunter Dredge boardclear suffered from a similar issue, and this being single target makes it worse. Also, I think the location should have Frost Runes, or mayybe Blood Runes. Frost is supposed to be good at dealing damage from hand, which this location seems to be . I dont think it finds itself into an Unholy deck as it is so slow. I think possibly lowering the cost on this and adding a rune restriction can help the card a lot.

Demonxz

Polluted Pool works fine as a location. I think the flavour is the card's main miss. Why a polluted pool? Why not a graveyard or a battlefield where you expect the undead to rise from? Gaining Durability on locations is good on an infuse, and good flavour.

Me0203

My favourite is Naga Spellguard, though it looks weak currently (could be a 4/3?) Copying a spell in your hand is powerful with cards like Jace, but it requires running a Naga package.

Neoguli

This does not have the spirit of a colossal minion. Art is confusing, and its not very interesting IMO. Try another idea.

Cursed Parrot

Scrapmetal Avenger is better than Corpse Researcher. Corpse Researcher focuses way too much on which of your minions die first which is something your opponent can control very easily. If Corpse researcher is run an a tribe based deck like murloc shaman, the 2nd effect is useless. If not, the 2nd effect is difficult to control. Scrapmetal does include endlessly Infuse in a healthier way than Denathrius, the art and flavour works wonders.

Dolphinslayer

Sadistic Spellweaver has a good mixed condition, and a very naga like effect. I like it a lot, though spell damage +2 on a 3 mana minion is scary. I cant suggest many changes though. Koma still feels more like Gaia than ever. It has a lot of stuff rushing in, so that you buff your hero power. I feel the Hero Power effect is not going to be felt. Wildfire is a 1 mana card that makes your hero power better for the rest of the game, while this has a temporary upgrade on an 8 mana 3/3. You'd need to spend 10 mana on a fairly reactive play, but not a very strong one. I'd recommend thinking what else you can do with hero powers.

AeroJulwin

As Demonxz said, 'Reborn' counts as an enchantment, meaning infinite Reborn is possible. Embalming ritual was an ok card, not that strong. I thnk you could say 'all other echantments.' Perhaps making it 2 mana and making this less efficient to play can be good for the card. It could through in a +1/+1 in there too if you're going with a more expensive design.