Ensemble Cast Card Design Competition

Not that Questline Mage needed more help, but I think having minions to interact with is generally better than playing solitaire.

It gains +1/+1 for each different type. So if you have 2 types, it will give +2/+2 to all other friendly minions.

Didn't want to make it a repeat effect because it would be way too strong for Pirates or Beasts decks that can easily swarm the board with a single minion type and all of them gain +2/+2.

Comparable to Fungalmancer but stronger for menagerie decks because there isn't as much support for them in the first place.

"The life and shoal of the party."

A SUBLIME ENSEMBLE OF MAGIC AND MUSIC WHICH WILL SHAKE THE HEAVENS TO THEIR CORE!

Amalgam's count as one minion type you haven't otherwise played.

I don't believe we have a Discover effect with three different pools within your deck, so let me clarify how would it work:

• If your deck has all three types, it presents an option for each.
• If it has two types, it presents two options.
• If it has only one type, it's simply a tutored draw.

This way, I think this card is better suited for mono type decks that also include some cards from the other type. For instance, a Naga deck that runs Slimescale Diver and a Colossal Beast; or a Murloc deck with Gentle Megasaur (in Wild). This would let you fish for your tech cards or finishers whenever you need them, while also ensuring the card does something in case you've already drawn them.

'Linnaeus' work can be very taxing.'

Tisha Darkblight represents the duality of Priest. Playing her in a deck that mostly specializes in only one of the two spell schools is perfectly valid, but if your deck specializes in both, then Tisha slots perfectly and is super flexible in the deck.

Early in a game this could be simply "draw a minion with a type", but if you plan your deck accordingly, Zealous Zoologist could be used to tutor for unique tribal minions. While you couldn't really pull Kazakusan in a Dragon-heavy deck, for example, you could pull Queen Azshara if you included her, as odds are good she's the only Naga in said deck.

He has trained with all kinds of fighters and creatures in the arena and every victory adds to his skill!

In the right deck, Triumphant Gladiator can provide decent to strong AOE damage for any class.