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heres my 2 cents on this 

imo theres nothing that seems broken but there is some cards that are way stronger like the others like Ace Hunter Kreen for example its a wide spread immune and would probably be a auto include for most agro demon hunters

Star Student Stelina isn't something that isn't 100% broken its a tech card the popularity of stelina will rise and fall depending on how many combo decks are in the meta if theres a lot of combo decks then stelina will basically be a auto include if theres next to no combo decks then stelina will not see play. Im saying this because stelina's purpose is to be a combo breaker not purely a disruption tool

i don't have any opinion on  Glide its a cool card but could become a great disruption tool or it might never see play IDK.

I personally don't think demon hunter is busted because of these cards but i do feel like demon hunter will still reign supreme in the meta just because of all of the agro that he brings he might not be like he was when outland first released but i wouldn't be surprised if kreen got nerfed

This is one of a soul fragment cards I am least positive about.  It's exceptionally strong and will see play in many decks, but I am not confident that every soul fragment list runs this card.  Some of the soul fragment cards are poised to be extremely aggressive and might run the bare minimum of fragment generators just to enable the cards that destroy fragments while keeping the rest of the deck very aggressive.  In those cases, even this card might be too slow since you're not as likely to have that many fragments in the deck.

Not gonna lie, Spirit Jailer bums me out. I was really hoping that Big Demon Warlock was going to be a thing without having to run a Dragon package for Nether Breath healing, but this one just messes up Willow and Kanrethad.

I mean, I'M still gonnna run the two spells, but it still upset me.

Maybe, though currently there are a lot of good 1 mana spells for where you just want the value of those spells, plus the body.

I think people will play this because all of the Soul Fragment payoffs are very powerful, but this card specifically doesn't look as good as some of the other cards that shuffle Soul Fragments. I haven't seen Demonwrath played in a very long time. This card will be played because Soul Fragments are probably worth it, but it isn't my favorite card in the Soul Fragment package.

Great card. Helps warlock kill some minions early game, and can go FACE late game. I'm not sure if this will actually see play in zoolock, because zoolock prefers other packages, like the self-damage package or the Magic Carpet package. This card will still see a lot of play regardless.

It doesn't bother you that you seem to be the only person in the comments to rate it so poorly? I guess... way to have the courage of your convictions.

I'm reminded of the main problem with Galakrond Shaman on release: the invoke cards were solid enough in their own right that you pretty much got the payoff cards for free, as though they had no restriction on them.

We'll have to see how this mechanic plays out, but all the soul shard generators look a little too solid by themselves to justify the size of the payoffs you get.

Edit: on a bright note, I see an awful lot of commons and rares in there, so at least they are making it cheap to play.

One Legendary, One Epic, One Rare, and One Common.

More of a paladdin card but still good for both classes.
Don't know if I'll play it on priest thought since I prefer more control decks where spells go to the oponnent.

Very efficient when it is active, maybe enough that a slower warlock deck running School Spirits and Soul Shear could use it as an anti-aggro tool.

As for aggro, the enablers are just too slow for this to see a lot of play.

Fantastic in both classes, this is gonna help Warlock and DH maintain board control with ease since it also enables their powerful fragment destroyers, some of which curve immediately after this.  

Amazing card. This is going to make control Warlock really good.

Soul Fragments look really good for Warlock, as they give you health back after tapping your hero-power. But this helps you prevent a LOT of damage from board. This is a really good pay-off if you ask me. And it's a demon, which means you can ress it with the Prime legendary. If you don't have a Soul Fragment in your deck, than you still won't feel that bad playing it. 5 mana 4/5 taunts are quite common these days. (Shield of Galakrond). I fee like this card will see a lot of play.

Yeah tapping into the soul fragments would be a pretty big nonbo for Quest Warlock. However if that deck has the quest completed, its already doing pretty well and the soul fragments help that process a ton. Turning some of your normal draws into effectively two for the quest is huge and having some form of extra copies of Aranasi Broodmother seems nice. I could see the deck running School Spirits for an early board clear as burning [Hearthstone Card (Dark Sky) Not Found] that early feels pretty bad.

A great target for Felosophy in both classes.  Will definitely see play in Quest Warlock and might see play in a soul fragment zoo.  I think some form of soul fragment DH will 100% see play just because lapidary is a massive payoff and the fragment generators are good cards in their own right, like this one.

Good statline and a strong ability, but this theme seems too thin on fragment generators to be a consistent turn 3 play.

I can't see many slower decks running this, as it will only really come into play in anti-aggro, where consistency is a big problem.

This card is very versatile and very powerful. It can help control the early game board as well as provide extra burn damage later in the game. Murkspark Eel is a very powerful card, this is the same but all of the numbers are 1 more.

(self) Healing a weakness of DH? From a WoW point of view that would seriously be one of the last things I could imagine to be a weakness

Sorry for double posting (I'm replying as I view the video): This is so much huger and has so much more support as the Libram mechanic. Why is this for two of the strongest classes? It's like they have their own Galakrond.

On a second slot kinda slow...

Very nice to see a volcanic potion for warlocks that doesn't miss demons.

Definitely worth trying out in a lot of renolock decks, maybe even mecha'thun where you can draw the fragments semi-regularly.

EDIT: This does disable reno, but I think that the effect is worth it for the fact that you'll likely draw at least one fragment before you need reno.

Its true that the quest would normally anti-synergize with soul fragments, but this expansion also includes a handy-dandy Lorekeeper that puts all soul fragments on the bottom of the deck since they are 0-cost spells.  Fragments in the mean time can help stabilize and complete the quest faster.