Absolute Unit Card Design Competition

Based on the fact male seahorses get pregnant and give birth.

I wanted to try a smaller Colossal compared to what we've seen so far. Instead of giving a tempo boost, this one is just a very sticky minion for token decks:

• If your opponent removes the Belly right away, they'll have to deal with three 3/3 tokens and a growing 3/6.
• If they Silence the Belly, they have to deal with the growing 3/6 and a 1/3 minion.
• If they remove Kavei, they still have to deal with a better [Hearthstone Card (Scarab's Egg) Not Found].
• Mass removal like Twisting Nether will still leave three 3/3 tokens on the board.

You can also buff him and kill the Belly yourself the same turn you summon him, but this might require too many cards.

Glorth the Glutton is a removal that effectively Silences the target first and can be a dangerous boardpresence if your opponent can't get past it to kill Glorth's Tongue. It also plays into the copying aspect of Priest.

Glorth shouldn't be overpowered in Deathrattle decks, because when Xyrella, the Devout or similar cards trigger Glorth's Deathrattle, it won't have any minions stored, while resummoning Glorth still works effectively.

Do you like dealing a bunch of damage with your Hero Power as Mage? Volcan, Molten Lord will help with that. Volcan will give you a lot of extra damage with his arms, and some extra board presence not just through his limbs, but also his ability. Some of the arms may survive a turn allowing you to get extra value while still being useful even without the main body.

By the sun... It's the greatworm Nash! Nobody move!

Nash's Burrow allows Nash, the Greatworm to retreat from enemy retaliation after rushing in to kill its prey. Nash can be used as a great way to clear up to two big enemy threats without being removed by enemy spells. On following turns, Nash can be buffed by Hunter spells that provide buffs to Beasts and can even be used as a creative way to finish your opponent using cards like Tundra Rhino.

Locations having a turn of cooldown between uses allows opponents to have a chance at killing Nash, the Greatworm when he's vulnerable.

Klai, Tiki Terror demands a sacrifice, so bring him some Treants to feast upon! An incredibly sticky Taunt minion if you have a board, Klai can survive the toughest blows so long as his servants continue to feed him.