Written In The Cards Card Design Competition

"Good Boy"

Some would fail and some would prosper

Some would stay forever and some would kill

Cloak & Dagger for stealthy Outlands rogues :D

'Isn't Sunfire kind of redundant? If the sun wasn't on fire, that'd be pretty bad, right?'

This is a keyword similar to Lackeys, but instead you get weapons.

I could choose only three of them in the competition and decided to go with these.

He goes by many names: the Tyrant of the Pastries, the Edible Nightmare, the Ruler of the Butter Fist, the One Who Shall Not Be Baked...

For 1 mana you get a 3/3, but your opponent gets a 1/3 with Taunt that can block it. It is basically a Flame Imp for Hunter that protects your opponent instead of dealing damage to you.

"Stop and look for Pedes-tree-an's!"

The Scarecrow functions similarly to Plague of Flames, except that he allows for more flexibility over which minions die and the whole combo costs 10 Mana. You can also play him on curve at 6 Mana, trade in your minions, and save the Scythes for a later turn. However, since they take up hand space you usually cannot store too many Scythes in hand.

"Now boarding Flight 3---aaaaahhh!!"

Axe Art / Pirate Art

A simple legendary that support boards and beasts.

Pint Puller is a Dark Iron Dwarf which would be obtained from the first wing of BRM. This is a hand disruption tool against control decks that want to keep a large amount of cards in their hand. The flavour is that the Pint Puller pulls way too many pints than required as these are rather rowdy dwarves. 

Iron Brew is also a pun on 'Irn Bru', the popular scottish fizzy drink.

In a similar concept to Living Mana, Druids now use their spells in hand to let treants grow.
The 'transformed' on the treant's card text would name the spell it originated from.
This gives the disatvantage of the opponent seeing which spells the Druid could get back - therefore the lower cost.

Queen Azshara is an attempt to push Illidan into a more control oriented strategy. Lacking the consistency of running two of his strongest cards, only relying on Tempo is no longer an option. We're still interested in board control and quick, decisive action though.

Lore-wise, Azshara is famous for her great beauty which makes her followers do literally anything for her, including sacrificing themselves. 

Giving hunters a boost in the direction of playing control beast deck.

Slaith is a way to represent the aspect (no pun intended) of a humanoid changing into dragon form. In a similar vein to the Spellstones, or the worgen cards from The Witchwood which swap stats while they're in your hand, the dragon form is technically the "same" card, hence why it still uses the Legendary rarity gem despite not being collectible.

Do also note that minions/weapons with Deathrattle don't need to necessarily die to count towards the transformation requirement, but just simply triggering its effect. This means that triggering them artificially through effects such as Necrium Blade or Baron Rivendare will count.

When Ner'zhul ruled the orcs of Draenor, he sought to escape the dying world by opening portals to other worlds to conquer. When he attempted this, however, the chaotic force of the portals ripped the entire land of Draenor apart, turning it into the broken world of Outland. 

Alternative version of Dr. Boom card for The Boomsday Project :)

At the start of the game she shuffles 3 copies of Libram of Courage into your deck, giving you access to card draw the archetype desperately needs. In addition - because every Libram has two effects on it, more-or-less - Yrel's courage grows with each use, making her stronger. Build up a big threat and watch her drop the hammer!