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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.

sunbird1002 - Hey, let me welcome you to Out of Cards, and our side of things most especially :D I don't know how long you've been at this whole card-makin' business, but I wanted to start by saying your cards are well made and without flagrant errors, so that's awesome. Going through them, I think Suspicious Angler is the best one. Bonehull is fine but not my favorite, while Anub'arak having Reborn as a Colossal would mean the appendages respawn as well. This could be okay, but it also means your Taunt minions will explode up in Attack because the Claws will trigger at least four times per play of Anub'arak. Suspicious Angler, meanwhile, seems balanced and good, while also supporting an archetype in need of help.

AeroJulwin - I think just for the sake of not being blatantly better than Embalming Ritual, it should cost 2. Otherwise you're arguing that being Reborn with enchantments is worth 0-Mana, which doesn't sound right to me at all. Cool location, though.

Dolphinslayer - Uh oh, another 1-Mana Suspicious Dredger. Sadistic Spellweaver has a neat riff of Naga synergy playing off the Undead condition, but alluding to the condition without including it means this doesn't actually have "Undead synergy". Simply being Undead is not enough. Now, Koma. Koma would be very cool…if the Mage's current Colossal didn't exist. As it stands, this is basically a more powerful, Naga version of Gaia, the Techtonic. Same class, it has the "when a friendly (X) attacks" condition, and the tokens have Rush; you even made it a 5/7. I don't mean to hate on it, but it's just too similar for my liking…I think you can make something more original with that artwork.

CursedParrot - Corpse Researcher is a cool way to use Infuse. I like it much more than Scrapmetal Avenger. In this day and age, though, the Researcher could get away with something other than Novice Engineer stats :P All that being said…does it use a second thing from the list, as the prompt requires? Not really…not sure how to fix that.

Neoguli - This is neat: I tried to do something similar with an idea I threw out, a Colossal that grows from Infusing. Seems like a strong card for turning things around in a heavy back-and-forth kind of game. One niggle I have is the text of the second image: it should say "Infused (line break) Colossal +1 (line break) Endlessly Infuse (2): (line break) Colossal +2", to demonstrate it has gained Colossal +1 and now would upgrade to Colossal +2. Another complaint is that the appendages gain Attack only when their Lifesteal becomes useless; maybe it should be the opposite, where they heal more after you get really low? Like "Rush, Lifesteal (line break) Has +3 Attack while your hero is at 15 or less Health." Lastly, the appendages should be a part of the core Colossal, not separate entities/individual dragons. It could grow more claws, for example.

Me0203 - I like War Council the most, although it doesn't necessarily support Wrathspine Enchanter well, because having a second/third copy of a particular Fire spell (for example) doesn't allow the Enchanter to then pop off more. They need variety, not a double-down. Writing that out, I suppose you would do it to ensure you could play the spell while holding a copy back for the Enchanter, but that's not super intuitive. What about "Draw a spell. Infuse (2 Naga): And add a copy to your hand."? You can then get a spell out of your deck that you might be lacking, while maintaining the copy ability.

Demonxz95 - Way to take Infantry Reanimator's job away, just as she received a buff, too! lol. Like with her, I imagine you wouldn't be using this for general board value, but rather to resurrect a specific Undead numerous times, such as a deck focused on Dar'Khan Drathir. I could see it, and having more resurrects ensures you can hit a critical mass of Dar'Khans for all your face-blasting pleasure. Not terribly original, though, given the aforementioned Warlock minion that does the same thing but with Reborn too.

Wailor - I think the Master does want it the other way, if I'm thinking things through properly. You usually need the Naga in hand when you go to cast spells, so maybe you'd rather have the Naga now and the spell after? Another thing to consider is how few "draw a Naga" cards there are: I think it's just Crushclaw Enforcer and a Hunter card.