Emergency Recycling is a Druid card created for a potential Goblins vs Gnomes mini-set. Emergency Recycling is a simple removal spell that sticks to Druid's early characterization of having limited access to removal spells -- like Naturalize or Mulch -- often accompanied by a drawback, in this case at the cost of two dead draws.

The Gatekeeper sends your minion into the abyss that is your deck, leaving behind 3/3 ghost-copies to haunt your opponent until the original returns. I gave it 2-Unholy so you can mix in a spicy target from an alternate rune, like Thassarian or Gnome Muncher.

Shamans like Battlecries and Spiritchanter Voluk likes Battlecries. He can be used to copy some really strong Battlecries, but he's limited by the fact that those effects are delayed and also won't work with every type of Battlecry. Still, with a good Battlecry target, Voluk can turn into a powerhouse.

{0} being written in Voluk's Chant is the same way Shadow is written from Shadow of Death.

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Why is Cheater's Coin Neutral?

- So in this theoretical RR's Miniset there would have more cards with this coin.

Why can it go over the Mana limit?

- So Zuk's Coins aren't useless by turn 10.

"I can still smell your wet fur, worgen!"

Soul Fragment

Neutral removal tool, but with a small downside. Depending on the class you're facing, they might see that minion again in a few turns, or they may never see it again.

I wanted this to be cheaper so that it would see play, but in all honesty a neutral removal option doesn't need to be cheap.

Overkilling has always been against the rules, you know? It's just nobody cared until Paladins started participanting in the Rumble.

Just to clarify: the enemy minion doesn't need to have an Overkill effect for this to activate. It will happen whenever it deals excess damage to another character.

'He's a sharp guy, but for some reason he just can't get a hold on maces.'

This Location's purpose is to enable Secret and Arcane decks by shuffling copies of "Wisdom of Quel-Thalas" into your deck. By making it a location, the card is able to shuffle up to 15 copies into your deck without the possibility of leading to highrolls in the early game. The cost of the secret cast also increases with Manathirst which encourages the player to hold onto them and gives "Hidden Library" scaling power into the late game. I see two specific dekcs that this card would enable:

1.One major use of this card would be in Secret decks to generate cheap secrets, which especially helps Rogue as it does not have many natural secrets to play.

2. Another use would be in an Arcane Mage deck (Imagine saving copies of "Wisdom of Quel'Thalas" in hand and playing them on turn 10 with Vexallus, very powerful and yet not an OTK like the deck currently plays).

Overall this card would add a lot of interesting deckbuilding options to classes that lack secrets and has the potential for a lot of interesting synergies.

“If it’s not buried yet, it’s fair game!”

If multiple friendly minions died after your last turn, one of them is randomly chosen.