Mighty Blow gives Duelists another removal option- but once you vanquish a foe in battle, their corpse sticks around to fight for you. Spooky!

• Visit the Shop gives you a little bit of everything- see if you can make something bigger than the sum of its parts! Note that it can't be played unless you control a friendly minion.
• Gnomish Bladewhirl generates a Spare Part every time he gets to attack- and if your opponent attacks him to clear him off the board, you'll get 2 Spare Parts.
• Both players get to see the card Scurvy Fortuneteller reveals. The future is an open book!
• Midnight Visit is kind of like a 5/5 Rush for 5 mana, but you need an opposing minion in order to play it.
• Ayela of the Morning can be very dangerous when buffed- keep Hero Powering every turn to keep her healthy!

• Soul's Fire can be a free Cold Blood pretty easily, which can help fuel some explosive starts in Aggro decks.
• Blackguard is a less-persuasive Cabal Shadow Priest. Why change someone's mind when you can just separate their mind from their body? It's quite strong in Arena and has some potential to be flexed in Constructed as well.

• Bulwark and Stormwind Aspirant are designed for the minion buff archetype that can also support Eydis Darkbane and Fjola Lightbane. Stormwind Aspirant is another great receptacle for buffs, while Bulwark can help keep a minion safe once you're done buffing it.
• Glory Blade is a solid stand-alone weapon that can grant any minion Retaliate, and can lead to some fun combos with stuff like Taunt minions. Backup Squire can help you get an extra swing with your Glory Blade, or whatever other weapon you happen to be wielding.
• Fencing Master is Fencing Coach's older brother- it lets you continuously activate your Hero Power for free from turn to turn, keeping your Inspire effects turned on for free.
• A Worthy Foe is at least guaranteed to cycle you into a new card, but if your minion jousts a minion of at least the same cost, the competition is inspiring enough to summon your minion straight to the battlefield!
• Lord Jorach Ravenholdt is a true fencing master, and as such he provides you a steady stream of fencing techniques from Basic/Classic as long as you keep using your Hero Power.

• Ancient Stream lets an explorer make a quick pit stop before they get back on track. Providing a nice little heal while netting you another card makes this a nice option for control decks.
• Reno's Sidekick helps with running slightly-not-Highlander decks. With this guy you can get away with running a couple duplicates of your most important cards while still reliably triggering Reno Jackson. It's also a pretty solid card in its own right, Reno or no.

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• Coupe is a fencing technique similar to a feint attack that allows the fencer to circumvent the opponent's guard. In Hearthstone, Duelists can use it to expose their opponent's weaknesses.
• Otherworldly Frenzy gives you an Attack boost for one turn before letting that extra Attack go into the minion's Health for the next round.
• Vicious Armaments is a nice way to tutor up a key Weapon while still helping to maintain your board presence.
• As with Gnomish Bladewhirl, if your opponent attacks Lazul's Legionnaire, it'll buff your C'Thun twice.
• Xav'Riel is a great top end for aggressive Pirate decks. Being able to swap all your minion's stats multiple times for no additional mana investment is quite powerful- and it lets Xav'Riel hang out as a safe 4/7 the turn you play him before switching back into a 7/4 on the next turn.

• Romulo's Retainer's Discover pool includes any card that restores Health in any fashion, including Lifesteal cards once those are introduced to the game.
• Stormwind Portal - Does its best Stormwind Champion impression.

• Tavern Regular travels to Gadgetzan from Un'Goro a lot- he loves the drinks in Gadgetzan inns.
• Chart a Course technically nets you mana- but it's quite situational and tough to use if not played on the first turn. Can be used to set up some interesting curves if the cards line up right.
• Pay Up both gets you some more goods for the strongest minion in your hand and takes a little off the top for yourself.
• Backalley Bully might be tough to get going since it starts with low Attack, but you get a big payoff if you manage to get this to 4+ Attack.
• Max Luna, Battlemaster is actually a WoW character (albeit a bit obscure). In the game he comes down and cuts down as many foes as he can- give him some handbuffs to increase his destructive power!
• Dockside Extortionist will keep buffing your hand as long as he's on the board, and if your opponent tries to deal with him he gets in another 2 buffs. Another Un'Goro buddy of Tavern Regular.
• Dockside Giant is the main payoff card for Duelist's handbuff strategy. Most of the handbuffs are probably going to hit him since he's already so big- and the more handbuffs you get on him, the cheaper he gets! Plus he's a Pirate so you can tutor him with stuff like Confrontation at Sea.

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• Grand Cartography - Tala follows her dream of drawing a map of the world- and she just needs Un'Goro to finally finish it! Most of the Discover support comes from the Duelist cards in this set, or from neutral Discover cards like Stonehill Defender. Once you finally complete the quest, you've got a complete Map of the World that lets you Discover a new surprise every turn.
• Trusty Machete can potentially net you two spells, which is quite powerful, but you've got to set up kills with the weapon specifically in order to cash in on that value.
• Jungle Forager is friends with all sorts of various jungle critters, and can help you complete your Quest on the cheap.
• Hardy Lookout can actually Discover itself AND Stonehill Defender, as well as a whole host of other Battlecry minions.
• Boiling Anger provides a small amount of weak AoE, as well as a Taunt body that gets bigger the more enemies you hit. Also plays really well with Spell Damage minions like Bloodmage Thalnos.
• Larger than Life gives you a flexible buff that should help make any stray minion into a massive threat. Watch out for that potential +3 Attack + Windfury!
• Skyscraper Bracchio takes a little time to get started, but if you drop him on an empty board or one with mostly small minions, he can end up being a massive threat.
• Ignius ignites fury in your other minions- if you strike them, they'll hit back twice as hard!

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• Shiver Me Timbers is more Discover support for Grand Cartography, but it serves another purpose. In a Pirate deck, you can get awesome late-game value if you happen to discover a Pirate that's already died, and for the low cost of 1 mana. This can be tough to pull off if you aren't running many Pirates, but it's definitely doable in dedicated Pirate decks.
• Icecrown Axe is a "fixed" version of Fiery War Axe where you have to spend a turn killing the 3/3 before you can hit anything else. There are also various other benefits to your opponent having Taunt minions, which we'll see shortly.
• Grim Monolith is another way to give your opponent a Taunt, but this one you actually want to stick around. Being able to prevent your opponent's minions from attacking makes this very powerful in the right situation, but there are 2 drawbacks. First, it has Taunt, which means you're going to have to kill it eventually to damage your opponent. Second, Duelist is not really a combo class and, unlike a class like Mage, doesn't really benefit from stalling out the game too much other than perhaps building up some extra board presence.
• Chainer Ghoul is an undercosted minion that drags an unsuspecting victim into the battle. Although its Battlecry may seem like a drawback, it lets you get key minions that are hiding behind Taunts and enables our next card.
• Northrend Brute is a regular Yeti unless the circumstances are correct. If your opponent has a Taunt or you curved this after Chainer Ghoul, you've got a brick wall minion that should really help put the brakes on aggro. Very strong against decks like Zoo.
• Spectral Swashbuckler is a nice midrange Pirate minion that replaces itself. Midrange Pirate decks now have quite a few tools to help them draw more Pirates, and this is nice to get back with Shiver Me Timbers.
• Dranosh Saurfang once famously charged at the Lich King, only to get cut down where he stood. In Hearthstone, he keeps that same foolhardy recklessness (he will suicide to The Lich King in game), and comes back as Deathbringer Saurfang, a fearsome guardian who protects Icecrown Citadel from unwanted visitors.
• Arthas' Rider knows that face is the place- he's tough to kill, and he can slowly but surely be your win condition while you slow down your opponent's board with Grim Monoliths.
• Tala, Death's Champion admires only the strong, and despises those who rely on magic or other abilities. She cuts down all keyworded minions your opponent controls when you play her. Not only that, but in her ruthlessness she's gained control of all three Relic Weapons, and can continuously summon them to wreak havoc on the battlefield. I think this card is quite strong, but about on par with the other Death Knights in this set.

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• Loot Drop is a relatively consistent Discover card- there aren't TOO many Duelist weapons released at this time, so your chances of being offered any particular weapon are actually quite good. Plus it's more support for the Quest.
• Candleholder gives a small amount of AoE, which is very useful for Duelists since they normally don't get much access to it. His mini-candle does a great THE CANDLE impression.
• Golden Idol - You have to whack things for a couple turns before the idol breaks and you can sell it- or you can speed up the process a little bit with your Hero Power.
• Candlebeard - Solid stat-efficient minion for a more aggressive Pirate strategy. Being able to potentially grant Charge to anything costing (4) or less allows for some exciting combos, although they'll often be difficult to execute since the Recruit is random and drawing Candlebeard early isn't guaranteed.
• Candle Guru gives Duelists a small amount of incidental value on a midrange minion. Really nice minion to Recruit.
• Dungeon Prospector is another solid Recruit prospect, and he works really well with Loot Hoarder and the like. Note that you can only trigger his effect once a turn, but he does still play very well with cards like Gadgetzan Auctioneer.
• Tiriosh is a legendary blazing blade in Warcraft lore. In Hearthstone, the wielder can ignite minions it hits in battle, dooming them to their eventual demise.
• Loot Shop - think Slay the Spire vibes. It's nice to have a vendor in the middle of the dungeon so you can spend all those Coins you just found.
• Lesser Ametrine Spellstone Recruits an additional minion every time you upgrade it. Recruiting three 4-drops is quite powerful, but it's balanced by the fact that you need to play 3 minions to upgrade it each time. Doing so will usually require that your deck has at least some proportion of cheap-ish minions in it, which limits the potential impact of the triple-Recruit.
• Dungeon Dive is an unusual Duelist card in that it allows you to draw a ton of cards. The drawback is that it's very expensive and requires you to build your deck a certain way. Ideal Recruits include Candle Guru, Dungeon Prospector, and Injured Blademaster.

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• Eerie Graveyard is an unusual effect for Duelist that doesn't usually get resurrection effects. Limiting the effect to the same turn, though, makes the uses a lot more narrow. Combos quite well with All Hands on Deck.
• All Hands on Deck lets you summon the ghosts of Pirates who were executed in this town. Note that similarly to Power of Creation, you don't get the copies of the Pirates in your hand as well. Some great Pirates to hit with this include Candlebeard, Candleholder, Spectral Swashbuckler, Dockside Extortionist, Song-Jin Richpath, Southsea Captain, and Small-Time Buccaneer. Getting these 1/1 copies out early can also help you set up for Eerie Graveyard and Shiver Me Timbers.
• Monstrify is a strong early game buff that has the added potential of being used on an opponent's minion in a pinch.
• This town Ain't Big Enough for the two of us!
• Rampart Gargoyle is a slightly stronger version of Silithid Swarmer, since you can theoretically just keep your Hero Power once, keep your weapon equipped, and have a 3 mana 4/4.
• Collector Garrow is here to take your gold! Don't let him stick around too long, or the Duelist will be flush with cash.
• Hot Pursuit is an open-ended combo enabler that can help cheat out some top-end minions a little early.
• Nefarious Outrider can be drawn for either side of Ain't Big Enough- maybe you even get 2 copies of it!
• Sheriff Red-Eye's shot will keep firing through your opponent's minion line until your opponent either runs out of minions or the 10 damage has been used up. For example, if your opponent has a 5/5 on the left followed by two 3/3s, the right-most 3/3 takes 3 damage, then the middle 3/3 takes 3 of the remaining 7 damage, then the 5/5 takes the 4 remaining damage and survives.

• Steroid Project is an undercosted minion buff that hits both sides. The player who casts the spell has a slight advantage, though, since they can attack first and can potentially take out the opponent's buffed minion before it can even be used.
• Rustbolt Tracker is an OK minion by itself, but it really shines when slapped onto another Mech, making that Mech a force to be reckoned with in combat. Combos especially well with W4R-M4CH1N3.
• Battle Suit makes the targeted minion a LOT more difficult to take down- not just buffing by 2 Health but basically buffing by another Health every time the minion is dealt damage, notably preventing ALL instances of exactly 1 damage. Really nice to slap this thing onto a Taunt (like the aforementioned W4R-M4CH1N3).
• Omega Battlecruiser - A decent vanilla early-game drop that provides a TON of stats in the late game.
• Rustworg Rider is another great receptacle for buffs, although he is not a Mech. Being able to continually take out weaker minions (even low-Attack minions with high Health) makes this a must-kill threat. Luckily, he's got low Health.
• Titanic Crush is another card in the vein of Wing Blast and Vendetta. Dealing 4 damage for free right after playing a 3-4-cost minion is a really nice tempo swing.
• W4R-M4CH1N3 is the guy you most want to put all your buffs on, particularly Rustbolt Tracker. This guy can eat entire armies of Zoo minions for breakfast if they don't have a removal spell at the ready.
• Grenzo, Perfect Specimen lets you combine all your board minions (maybe right after they've attacked?) into one huge Rushing threat. It's kind of an all-in strategy, but who doesn't want to have a random 50/50 hit their side of the board every now and then?
• Grenzo's Masterstroke is in a similar vein, but it lets you combine one of your minions with one of your opponent's and COMBINE THEIR EFFECTS. Now obviously this causes some coding challenges. I would have the card's display look like this: This combination text-formatting technology is already implemented on Swamp Queen Hagatha, I believe. Then once you play the card, hovering your mouse over it will display the effects gained by each minion as buffs, similarly to how Magnetic works. Some more clarifications on how the card works:
  • The Ultimate Machine will always cost (10) and will always be a Mech.
  • Its stats will be the combined stats of the two component minions.
  • Battlecries, Deathrattles, etc. all work as normal. Even Magnetic works since The Ultimate Machine is a Mech!
  • I'm sure this card allows for some broken combos- however, these combos are quite inconsistent because of the nature of the card. It always combines one of your minions with an opponent's, and it does both at random. For this reason, I feel the scenarios where this card does something truly silly will be limited to the occasional Trolden highlight clip.

• Victory is a good tool to heal up your minions right after they come out of combat. If you manage to get a minion with a flashy Overkill, you're rewarded with an extra card. Note that the minion you target does not need to have an Overkill effect itself to draw a card off of Victory.
• Zandalari Shanker bothers your opponent's minions by slashing their ankles and goading them to attack. He himself can trade with any 3-Health minion if he's the only minion on your board, although you also might want to try going for some cheeky plays where you force an enemy minion to attack your Retaliate minion.
• Epic Uppercut makes for a great finishing blow- so great, in fact, that you can use it as a finishing blow over and over again provided it's an Overkill each time!
• Ritual Daggers compares slightly favorably to Arcane Intellect in the early game, but in the later turns you have to wait a turn or spend a Hero Power before you can see the second card.
• Wulva Wildclaw can potentially slice through an entire board of minions if given the proper setup and buffs- but he's usually going to be vulnerable the turn the Duelist plays him.
• Spirit of the Direhorn combos well with Wulva and Torcali, as well as making your minions a lot more durable in combat.It's not quite as powerful as Battle Suit since the minion has to survive damage to get the extra Health, but having it on your whole board is still quite nice.
• Roar of Challenge is a buff and a removal spell packaged together. Note the enemy minion you provoke is random, so some board setup is required to get maximum potential.
• Bilgeblade Raider is yet another in a long line of Pirate tutors. He represents a must-kill threat, or he'll just keep drawing the Duelist cards.
• Although Torcali, the Direhorn may seem somewhat similar to the new Warrior Deathwing from Descent of Dragons, this card actually works a little differently. Tocali draws aggro from all your opponent's minions every single turn, and has Taunt as insurance against Charge/Rush minions. However, on your turn, she only hits for 6 damage as opposed to Deathwing's 12.

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• Pocket Change is an essential enabler for the Coin archetype, as well as being an interesting card to set up potential combos with if you so desire.
• Rooftop Striker can be a devastating aggro creature if played on turn 4-5 before playing another threat. Coins help him come out with threatening stats a little earlier.
• Tavern Security is a payoff for the Coin archetype, and he's here to keep the shady characters out of Dalaran's taverns (because we all know how well THAT went).
• Potion of Hyperactivity is one of many awesome magical items you can find in the magical city. Its intended use is as a quirky combo card that helps your minions do a little more damage and/or re-use a Battlecry.
• Dalaran Cartographer is here to pick up some new crewmates- and they're particularly well-motivated by a little extra Coin.
• Money Talks - Gallywix's influence is still alive and well in this city. If you can pay up he'll reward you with a massive draw spell.
• Ol' Toomba unfortunately can't really give you Fantastic Treasures since Heistbaron Togwaggle already does that, but he does have some loot to speak of. He gives you two Coins right off the bat, and draws you a free card at the end of each turn. You also have the option of playing the Coins right away and increasing your unspent mana to adjust the cost of the card Toomba draws.
• Wanted Criminal is a top-end enabler for Coin decks- the impact of the Coins is mostly synergy-related as turn 8 is a little too late for them to be high-impact. He is, however, excellent to Discover with All Hands on Deck.
• Sky Admiral Rogers is the Captain of the Skyfire, a powerful Alliance gunship. Although all she does in-game is summon the ship, the ship itself has the powerful effect of raining fire down on foes until they fall. Combine with Brann Bronzebeard in Wild for extra fun.