"What d'ya mean *hic* this isn't *hic* Brewfest?" Let the Tipsy Reveler be a lesson in why you don't drink and joust. This minion has increased stats, but can't hit the targeted enemy if there are multiple on the board. But you have some control over the chaos since it can get past Taunts or hit Stealthed minions if you pick the right target to miss.

Everyone has a time for bit of a tea, don't they?:)

Mechanically, it would work like this:

1. You play Tea Party and end your turn.
2. Your opponent's turn starts, they draw a card, start of turn effects trigger. Their turn ends, end of turn effects trigger.
3. Your turn starts, you draw a card, start of turn effects trigger. Your ends, end of turn effects trigger.
4. Your opponent's turn starts.

So this isn't giving you an extra turn or anything, but it allows you to sneak in some extra start/end of turn effects, potentially mill your opponent or deal one more turn of fatigue damage etc. All of which Warrior can tinker with. Lots of possibilities. Hope you like it :)

When The Lich King isn't raising hordes of undead armies or corrupting his opponents into his pawns, he owns the most successful frozen treat business in all of Azeroth. The Lichpop is his most popular creation, although it is known to cause some pretty intense brain freezes.

They say the most satisfying knowledge rests in the forbidden library. Be careful though, because many scholars seem to drown away in such knowledge.

This card was heavily influenced by Roll the Bones. A favorite streamer of mine made the coolest deck with it and thought about how cool it'd be to do something similar with Overload in Shaman.

A little something-something for a control paladin. If the coffee is too hot for you, throw it in enemies' face!

Note that it only loses Durability when your hero is healed, so it can stay forever if you only heal minions. However, keep in mind that most of paladin's healing is already pretty big, so I doubt this could be exploited much.

The Virmen in Pandaria are notorious for stealing the hard working farmer's vegetables and running off with them bakc to their warrens. Adventurers in the land are often hired to cull the virmen in the valley and return the stolen vegetables!

Hunger Mad Virmen plays into Warlocks strength of disrupting the enemy by removing some of their options, though they might eventually get it back... Unless the Hunger Mad Virmen escapes back to your hand, or transforms along with the stolen card into something completely different.

Students should be careful when eating near the Scholomance lake, lest the picnicker become the picnickee.

For clarity, it is the number of piranhas which increases. You would also need to hold this in your hand for the increases to count, but that seems to be assumed rather than spelled out on most cards. 

This is designed to make use of Hunter's copious small minion generation (Desert Spear, Unleash the Hounds, Swarm of Locusts) to be a finisher for Face Hunter, or late-game board clear assistance for a midrange deck. It is somewhat of a callback to the token from Piranha Launcher, combined with Hunter's recent theme of attacking random enemies (Nagrand Slam, The Beast Within, Imprisoned Felmaw).

This is a real NPC in WoW.  6/6/6 is meant to refer to the 'Hell' from Hell's Kitchen and the flavor behind the effect being that he eliminates the weakest 'contestant' in hand and eliminates similarly weak minions on the board.

Play: "If you can't handle the heat, then GET OUT!"

Attack: "It's RAW!" or "C'mere you!" or "WHERE'S THE SAUCE?!"

Death: "You...donkey..."

When it comes to food in Warcraft, one thing immediately comes to mind: the plagued grain from warcraft 3.

This card is a top-down design of that event (designed around the name). When a minion who eats the grain dies, you get an undead copy of it.

A mash up of Backstab, Overwhelm, and Cutting Class, Slice and Dice deals damage to undamaged minions because you can't cut up things that are already cut up, and its more effective with a sharper blade.

"Stitches want to play!"

I created a Sous Chef Card because most of the Time we see "cooking cards" like Chef Nomi for example it is always about the Head Chef. So i thought it is time to Shine some light on the Second in Command - the Sous Chef :) 

Turn enemies into sweet, sweet, pies and enjoy a delicious card that aids in your survival.

-Delicious! What is it?

-A murloc! :)

This sidequest works just like Paladin Sanctuary, as long as you don't take damage during opp turn, you start your turn with the reward.

The reward seems much more powerful than a 3/6 Taunt, but very hard to achieve since Rogue lacks board clear and Taunt minions. Opponent can also play around by letting you complete the quest in undesired turn and gain the least benefit as possible.

One man's food, is another ones weapon. This is a slow, cheap spell for a Druid. It can be used as a healing spell, or it can be saved until it becomes a damaging spell.

" Her food is made 100% out of Soylent Green"

"Moroes! We're running out of silverware golems! Our guest Gul'dan can't wait anymore!"

The supervisor is here, and they would like a taxi number.

Card Art: Head of NASA and the 2 Amish Boys

Rule No.1: Always remember to put ingredients in the refridgerater.

This aims to be a better and more intersting CardID or NameBADCARDNAMEsubstitute for Explosive SheepBADCARDNAME.

Cannibalism you say?

We like to call it... "Making use of available resources."

Sometimes you just need to take a moment to chill out.

"Yes, waiter? There's a Deathwing in my soup."

The menagerie cards from One Night in Karazhan were fun, but didn't go anywhere. Maybe this could help push a Menagerie Zoolock.

"Syrup is still syrup in the party cup."

Everybody was Kung Food fighting.

Those paws were fast as lightning.

The vanishing noodles were frightening,

but they paid their tabs on time(ing).

In the mad rush for food, the quick Kung Food Fighter is the first to rush to the table and grab servings to buff his friends. You don't want to stand between this guy and a buffet. 

You can choose to eat a carrot yourself or give it to your hero.

This card doen't have a Beast tribe, since it's a Virmen similarly to Virmen Sensei.

Did you taste the funnel cake? It is deadly tasty!

A rogue epic secret with a sorta Plagiarize vipe.

The Eggs discoverable are simply any collectible card identified as an Egg. The Omelette is added to your hand and restores Health equal to the combined mana costs of the two eggs used to make it.

'Mmmm, extra runic.

James' little brother Steward doesn't like his martini shaken.

Messing with tokens and seeing your opponent try to plan out what to play and kill sounds like a feast to me!