I tried to keep it simple but flavorful, and ended up with this combination of SI:7 Agent and Grievous Bite.

Tortollan Hellraiser follows in the line of cards like Glide and Mana Burn: unique ways to disrupt the opposition. His Battlecry functions similarly to a Frost Nova, only your opponent gets to choose which target gets to attack that turn - be it a minion or their face. This might not do much against a singular enemy, but it can buy you time against a wide board.

With the Demon tag, I think Wrathspike Brute tells us that DHs can be classified as Demons when they are in their Metamorphosis form.

Spell Damage +1

Deathrattle: Summon an Insane Voidpera.

Insane Voidpera

2 mana 2/3

Your opponents Spells have Spell Damage -1.

I went with the Spell Damage and Discover Theme because i made it a Scholomance Card and therefor thought the abilities would fit it the best.

You target without knowing the card's cost, just like Holy Might.

I compared this card to the Greyheart Sage.

Voldunai Seer can draw from 0-6 cards, while Greyheart Sage can draw 0 or 2. Drawing at least 1 card with Voldunai Seer is easy even on turn 3, since your hero power can summon Totems, but keeping Totems alive is harder than keeping Stealth minions. Greyheart Sage has to have a deck build around it, cause if you don't have enough Stealth minions, this will be a dead card. Voldunai seer can be played in every Shaman deck, especially in Totem Shaman. Drawing 6 cards with this is possible, but probably difficult and Totem Shaman needs support like this to be good.

As depicted by the Furbolg above, Rend and Tear gives your hero attack over two turns.  It can help to get rid of multiple minions, force your opponent to stop board development for a turn, or set up a turn for Gonk Druid without having to spend additional mana.

"My potions are too strong for you, traveler."

'vice versa' here means 'After you play an Elemental, Discover a spell.'.

'I am calling for a more balanced student! '

"Scaly and Spot are my best friends,

they fly me through the sky on frozen winds"

This card is designed to merge two concepts from Frozen Throne: mage dragon synergy, inspired by Sindragosa, and " If it's your opponent's turn" deathrattles like Vryghoul and Arrogant Crusader. The focus is more on the deathrattle than being a stand-alone minion.

"I found GOLD! Oh, and these two apples"

A hunter Secret which synergizes with Deathrattles and handbuffs.

Flavor: Killing a furbolg should aggro every furbolg in a 40 yard radius. It makes sense, you are actually killing their best friend.

Inspired by the Sauroks plundering the vaults in Mogu'shan palace, this Palace Skulker quickly flees with his treasures (enchantments) whenever it is attacked, only to try and sneak back again later.

While it might look scary as a 2/3 with stealth, any source of damage will instantly remove it back to the rogue's hand, slowing down any damage they might do from it and giving their opponent a chance to find the right way to kill it.

Rogue definitely has fewer ways of buffing their minions, but what they do have tends to like giving minions extra attack or effects like poisonous (Crazed Chemist, Shadow Sensei, Cold Blood, Praise Galakrond!, Plaguebringer). That goes without mentioning rogue's ability to steal what they might need from other classes.

Wanted some synergy with all the taunt cards available but also another benefit through self infliction mobs / AoE's like Bladestorm and Risky Skipper so has the flexibility for control or pirate aggro for the buffs. Low attack / higher HP count for 3 mana felt like a good spot with the added effect it had.

Flavour text: She will do anything to protect her sacred scritching posts - I mean totems.

"You must let go of the illusion of control."

Incredibly Card Art by NatalieFuinha

"He's gonna stay with this fish until he's dead. Or returned to hand."

"You taught Furbolgs today? Savage!"

Imagine the combo potential with Wolpertinger or Zixor Prime!
Other than that, it's a fun little tutoring spell, that helps you find the beasts you need, while also upgrading them slightly.

'Also makes a mean Lamb Kebab'

If you've ever wondered what a Vulpera in Shadowform would look like, here you go.

Priestess Hark allows you to duplicate your hand for the turn and give you extra copies of cards you might want or need, opening up some interesting possibilities for plays.

A good tool to see what lies at the bottom of your deck, or if you need a few cheap spells after playing Polkelt (no, putting the cards on top wouldn't reshuffle the rest of your deck). The card works similarly to Vulpera Scoundrel, where you're presented the bottom 3 cards in your deck and Stay Behind as a fourth option.

'Playable' follows the same rules as Chaos Gazer, as in its cost has to be less than or equal to the mana available after playing it.  

Hunter Word: Kill Command

Yoink!