These Secrets look better, however you've created a new problem with Shields Up! The watermark. Since it uses the FitB watermark and the other two do not, there will be a period in time where it will be the only Warrior Secret available, thus completely negating the secretive aspect of it being a Secret.

Looks pretty good. *thumbs up*

Demonic Presence seems a bit strange and also weak. While I don't particularly have a problem with giving Armor to classes that don't currently have it in some cases, it will likely end up costing you points from voters who believe it makes the card "not Warlock-y" The tutor effect can also very easily be played around by just not attacking into your opponent.

Maledict Shadow is also one that I'm afraid I'm going to have to say no to. It's definitely a lot stronger than the previous version and I appreciate the buff, but permanent Attack reduction without some additional effect is a dangerous road to travel on. Any type of permanent Attack reduction like this didn't exist until Ancient Void Hound which is a 9 mana minion that only drains 1 Attack at a time and also drains Health as well meaning that the minions will eventually die if Ancient Void Hound's effect keeps going off. This however is quick permanent Attack reduction without anything to get rid of the minions. Trigger this on a board full of 2-Attack minions and all of a sudden, your opponent is completely locked out of playing any minions unless they either buff them or use their own removal on them. This in particular is why Hex gives the minion it transforms Taunt. Otherwise, it's just a 0/1 minion that sits on the board taking up a board slot without your opponent being able to do anything about it efficiently.

These look pretty good. *thumbs up*

I think this is good. Disarming Palm might be too weak. I do like its synergy with effects like Cabal Acolyte, though I think there are better ways to go about this. Other two are pretty good though.

Engage Defenses is a fine idea for a Secret, but it's weak at 3 mana. Compare specifically to Dirty Tricks as well as the fact that tutor effects tend to be cheaper than raw draw effects.

Product Recall actually can use Bombs since Seaforium Bomber exists, although it may be better to use Mines anyway since they deal 3 damage instead of 5 which is sort of an iconic thing for Bombs.

Scrap for Parts is fine.

Fertilizer and Crystalize are both fine Secrets, but I would suggest changing one of them since they both share the same activation timing and when you only have 3 Secrets to work with, variety of situations is key.

Focused Healing is a fine card design, but I feel its effect should probably be a bit more impactful since it requires quite a few specific things in the game state to be the way you want.

Mirroring Shadow needs to have Silence properly capitalized, but it seems good to me otherwise, and I do quite like Spell Ward.

I'm afraid I don't really like any of these. United We Stand is very weak, and even if it were 2 mana, it'd probably still be just "fair" and not fantastic. You do get some brownie points for reminding me of Yu-Gi-Oh tough.

Without A Trace seems to be almost a strictly better version of Hunt Them Down. Yeah, I understand that you can play them from Outcast and expand their effects differently, but still requires a LOT of specific things to happen. Namely in the case of Hunt Them Down, you have play it from Outcast and then your opponent needs to play a minion in the center of their board to get full value from the effect. I do kinda like the idea of giving some of the Secrets a bonus Outcast effect, but I don't think this is the way to go about it.

I'm also thinking that maybe Demon Hunter is not the best class to give Secrets to since they already have Sigils which basically act as their own version of Secrets.

I am a bit afraid that Explosive Devolution is too powerful against a wide board. In addition to neutering their board pretty heavily, they'll also spawn with summoning sickness.

The other two are pretty good!

You MUST change Hold The Line because of the fact that it costs 4 mana and therefore the secretive aspect of the Secret is negated. If I see my opponent play a 4-Cost Warrior Secret, then I automatically know that it's Hold The Line since there aren't any other 4-Cost Warrior Secrets. The card is very weird too. Why exactly is Blackhowl Gunspire in the Barrens and how did it even get there? The card name shouldn't be bolded either, and it's also pretty clear that you used the same art so that should be changed as well.

Burning Guard is an okay idea, but I feel like some of that 8 damage will likely end up being wasted. It also uses the same artwork as Soot Spewer, so it should be changed.

Bomb Throw is a concept I approve of, although it is very weak. And once again, the card name shouldn't be bolded.

Soul Harvest is pretty good, but I have problems with the other two.

Maledict Shadow is pretty weak. Compare to Curse of Weakness.

Afterlife Soul on the other hand seems quite broken since it summons a permanently Immune minion which you can buff and make a monster that's very hard to get rid of.

You're on the right track with that glass clue though.

Can you think of some crossover that happened with Hearthstone recently?

The card is also not ability card either. Hope you find it now.

"Broken glass" isn't the only key part of the clue, but so is "performance". Try to think "performance" and "broken glass" in the same thinking space.

Well that's certainly quite a design. Unfortunately I can't say that I like it too much. I admire the Murloc werewolf flavor, but there will be many times in which it'll be played and then just removed, resulting in you essentially just blowing up a large part of your deck without any real strategic benefit. It being a 6-Cost Murloc with an effect that wants you to play a traditional swarmy Murloc strategy is a little bit weird.

I quite like its parallels to Mal'Ganis, and I also appreciate that it's something strong that can't be used with The Demon Seed (haha). Pretty good overall.

Both of these are fun designs and the payout for both of them is certainly big. I think I probably prefer Zuluhed the Wicked as Dragon Shaman seems like an interesting archetype to push since Shamans are not typically about Dragons. This is bonus points for me, though I'm not sure how others will feel. Some may prefer Lord Prestor in this regard as it seems like more of a "believable" design choice.

As I did point out, due to the way Gonk, the Raptor works, a single Nature spell that deals damage to multiple characters will allow Dragon's Maw to attack one additional time for each character it damaged as opposed to just a single extra time. This may not matter that much since you'll only get a total of 6 attacks anyway, but it may be something to consider.

Whilst you have already pointed this out, the artwork for Queen Huhuran will be a problem. If you find art for that version though, I would suggest using it over Queen Mechuhuran solely because Deathrattle Beasts are far more plentiful. Although there are quite a few Mechs with big Deathrattles, there's simply not that many Deathrattle Mechs to begin with, especially in Standard.

The art is used for the Totem of the Dead treasure, though it has been long established that artwork that appears on cards that are not available in Constructed are fair game to use for collectable cards, so you are good in this department. I'm not going to judge this as a Standard card since it quite obviously isn't intended to be one as there simply wouldn't be enough Totems in Standard for this to work. In Wild where there are actually enough Totems to make a deck with this effect, you actually might get something good! If the past is anything to go by, it seems to be a very aggressive strategy.

Quite the interesting combination of class and minion type. A problem I do is the fact that there are only 2 Paladin Elementals in the game (Ragnaros, Lightlord and Benevolent Djinn) and both of them are Wild. Of course, you can use Neutral Elementals, but I'm not sure how I feel about having to rely entirely on Neutral cards for your tribal synergy to function. The effect is certainly creative though. Priest does seem to make more sense to me.

Zanari the Brilliant is quite the effect you've got there. My concern about the effect is that the permanent Elusive effect on your hero is on such high extremes of usefulness depending on matchup. Against some decks, the effect is entirely useless and against others, it just instantly wins the game outright.

Rhea the Mainframe seems like a fine card on its own, but it is unfortunately usurped in practicality by Dr. Boom, Mad Genius which grants ALL of your Mechs Ruch and doesn't require every minion in your deck to be a Mech. This is made worse by the fact that the card is in the same expansion and class as Dr. Boom, Mad Genius. If this was in a different Mech class or perhaps even Neutral, then I think you'd be onto something.

Forest Guardian is certainly a deviation from the norm of this comp, and I mean that in a positive way. I think it'll help the card stand out. Unfortunately, I do think the card is quite a bit on the weak side. I think it could not have the Elemental condition and the card wouldn't be overpowered. Of course it then wouldn't be eligible for the competition though.

RIP Captain Hooktusk.

I know it's not quite the same and it's not strictly better, but still, [Hearthstone Card (RIP Captain Hooktusk) Not Found].

Caught me at the tail end of writing this.

It is a little bit weird that "Crumbel" sounds so similar to Grumble, but then again we have Lyra and Myra so it's not exactly something I can take away from the card. I think the effect works out quite well. The effect is stronger than either Genn or Baku and the condition seems a lot easier than cutting out roughly half of your collection in deckbuilding, though the fact that the card is class-specific may help alleviate that.

I do fear how OP this could potentially be. Just remember Darkglare for instance.

"(wherever this is)" should be in italics. The concept does seem fine, but now I do realize that it probably scales a bit too quickly.

As Linkblade pointed out, the big problem with the card is that it'll just be used as a finisher to give all your minions +2/+2 and kill your opponent right away. This isn't just a problem with your card, but this basically applies to all wide board-buff cards with a downside.

Unfortunately, I do believe the card is a bit dangerous as it basically can give all your Silver Hand Recruits a pseudo-Windfury that's open to attack face. If you've done a relatively decent job at clearing the job, then you can rack up a lot of face damage with the card that Paladins typically don't have access to.

I'm not sure if this is intentional, but I do think it's a bit strange (although admittedly flavorful) that it also effects enemy Silver Hand Recruits.

As I pointed out with FieselFitz's card, I am a bit afraid of the amount of potential face damage you can get with this card.

I do expect a lot of "drunk" flavored cards in this competition, but this seems to be one of the best ways to achieve that effect since it still keeps some originality in its design. I am slightly worried about its RNG, but this is Hearthstone, so there's no shame in embracing it.

I don't feel too strongly about this card unfortunately. It is quite strong as a 3 mana 3/3 that draws a card, but it also has a potential upside on top of that. It's not quite in flavor of Patrons either since it seems to cap at one extra Patron as opposed to being able to string multiple of them together. Not that it needs it since the card is already very playable as is, but it takes away from the aspect of it being a "Patron" card.

The drinking-flavored cards seem to always flavor on being "tipsy" rather than being "rowdy", so I do appreciate this little change up in flavor that helps the card stand out. I think the Hearthstone community as a whole has learned to never underestimate the potential of any 0-mana spell and this one does seem quite strong to me as it does basically give your minions a pseudo-Windfury effect and a wide board buff.

I seem to remember this card. It's not extravagant for the comp, but it gets the job done.

I really like the Kabal flavor, and I like the potential for on-Trade effects, but this one is too strong. Kazakus's 1-mana spells are really good to get continuously like this and you don't even need to shape your deck around it in any way like the two Kazakus cards. I also don't ever see a reason to actually play the card as opposed to using it solely for the on-Trade effect without the intention to ever actually play it.

I quite like this concept, but in regards to the TGT watermark, I don't think you should use it specifically since "wherever it is" effects didn't exist until Whispers of the Old Gods.

The card seems to be missing a rarity. I assume it's intended to be Legendary since summoning permanents on the board is an effect that seems to be relegated to Legendaries and the permanent has the dragon border on it.

I do see a problem with the card being Druid since they can ramp into this pretty easily and as soon as it's been on the board for a few turns, you can very easily stall your opponent out.