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Fixed - thanks!

Oooo, very clever idea. I'd like to see a custom card version of this concept if it isn't made into an actual card.

Tacking on to the bit where it absorbed Denathrius's soul, what if the weapon used your lifepoints as health or durability somehow? For instance:

"Transform your hero into a sword. Its attack is a third of your lifepoints, rounded down."

Or maybe it's something similar with a minion, like "Infuse (1): Gain the dead minion's stats." Or, heck, maybe it's a minion that you play with "End of turn: Absorb all other minions' attack and health. Transform into a sword!" Maybe it isn't a complete coincidence that Sword Isekai and this card are coming out in the same year, heh.

I didn't know the wrappers were recyclable?! I'll start doing that now too.

As you can see from the picture below, Snowclaw will appear on the board as a 8/150 Caster with two 0/25 Frostbite Totems. Each of the aforementioned enemy units has an additional effect:

• Yeti Hunter Ranel - After an enemy casts an ability of (8) Speed or slower, it takes 10 damage.

You forgot to change the name of the boss near the beginning of your article. :-)

It's an early spell-like that's not an actual spell.

So it can't be countered by anything. Good.

Yeah, I left the stream open before going to sleep yesterday and this morning I was greeted by 2 fresh Voyage to the Sunken City packs. I only got 80 arcane dust from them and the 2 wrappers are now at the bottom of the recycle bin.

It's unlikely, but maybe an infinite deathrattle? Like a minion that turns into a weapon when it dies, and a weapon that turns back into the minion when it's used up.

Neptulon's "limbs attack for you" concept could be interesting. A card that summons a minion and equips a weapon. When you hit with the weapon, the minion attacks instead.

Infuse may be involved, but it would have to do something a lot fancier than that to be touted as "Probably the coolest weapon/minion we’ve ever seen in Hearthstone."

I'd expect it to be more dynamic in how it switches card type, like it keeps going back and forth between minion and weapon while on the board. Maybe something like a minion with rush that says "After this attacks and survives, become a X/1 weapon with deathrattle to resummon this." That way it could be used to trade into small minions and be safer as a weapon on the opponent's turn, making it tricky enough to get rid of that it often feels fun, but still possible to remove with a bit of work so it doesn't get ridiculous.

Yeah, I managed to watch hour and half yesterday and another two today, and I´ve received one pack. I will try to watch tomorrow to complete the second one.

It's a bug, copy the deck code from the description.

Prolly will be a warrior legendary so "Denathrius" can wield it. So hyped for her as she was part of the Denathrius fight and had one of the most cinematic attacks in wow. 

Excellent point about the infuse mechanic. 

Only 29 cards?

I watched the Grandmaster for well more than 4 hours while logged / linked.

But no packs :(

Have you received yours?

I doubt this is going the

Choose One: 

• Become a minion 
• Become a weapon

direction, so I'm guessing the new Infuse mechanic will be involved. 

From the story you've presented above, maybe Remornia starts as a weapon card that Infuses into a minion? 

watched while logged / linked for more than 4 hours, but no packs :)

Wondering if Mage really wants Skeletons so bad they just go all out.

Other than that it's a decent arena card at least.

This looks incredibly strong, basically a self-replicating burn spell, kind of like Dragonbane Shot (except slower, but also more powerful)

Sounds decent. Mage appreciates life gain and Skeleton Mage looks to be a control deck with a combo finish so this would probably be good.

Gives me Abyssal Wave vibes...in that it's clearly overcosted for balance reasons, yet will still be run because the archetype needs it.

I wonder what made it broken at 5-mana.

Damn that's powerful. I wonder if they're going to be putting Pure Paladin cards into the Core set for next year.

Could be strong, but I#m worried Skeleton Mage will just be a boring "play the cards and then win eventually" type of deck.

At the very least it has counterplay (somewhat)

What a great support card for Deathrattle Hunter and Rogue.

Now why the fuck is it in Druid?

That aside, this is pretty good. Assuming that DR Druid involves ramp so setting this up shouldn't be a problem and being able to bank the activations fo rbig swing turns sounds pretty solid.