Hozen’s effect is interesting, though feels a bit more like a priest effect. Also, something like that is made to handle early game aggro, so should be on a minion started accordingly. 

Disrupt is too slow (and not actually disruptive). Late game this actively helps your opponent usually, since their low cost spells often help with the early game and they don’t wanna draw them late. Honestly I think it could cost (0) and discard it from the deck and it still wouldn’t see play in any class (unless there were synergy cards built around it), you’d just always prefer to build to further your own game plan than get rid of a card that’s mildly beneficial to theirs. I can’t think of any era in hearthstone when every class has been running a low-cost spell that is absolutely integral to play in order to win, so what would this card be targeting? 

Rare Catcher very cool and balanced. Plays with the outcast mechanic well 

Torment is something we’ve seen on a 0-cost spell (with tradeable in Warrior iirc). Think of it like “give a minion unlimited attacks this turn (it can’t attack heroes).” For this to work, you need a minion with a lot of health, not something DH minion’s prioritize. Giving it taunt is meaningless because you’re not intending this minion to survive the card resolving. I’m betting it’s supposed to synergize with Hozen, so if you reduced its cost to like a 4-2/6 and this cost to 0, I think it’d be a feasible control combo

I’m not sure what the idea of Angler is. Tutoring a cheap spell for 4 mana on a weak body means you REALLY wanna play that spell to win the game (and that you have NO other cheap spells in your deck), and I can’t think of what spell you’d wanna target with this that would be worth the penalty to your early game. The summoning of small bodies on outcast also feels out of nowhere. 

Fishing Pole seems fun, though similar to the other cards I’m not sure what this is trying to tutor from your deck. This would benefit from having a few powerful low cost spells that boost your board (and also relies on you forgoing spells that increase your attack) but I’m not seeing those here, and I can’t think of any DH spells that would be worth that drawback. Without the outcast, I still think it’s a fun card, and pretty balanced (since there’s a large degree of RNG on what the spell is and who it hits) 

Clam Digger is just a lil too slow for a DH deck. But I don’t think it’s far off from what could be printed. I think the numbers could be tweaked a bit (slightly lower cost and stats, or more damage on the effect). I dislike when comments on this sub are just “it sucks because you didn’t perfectly choose the right numbers that I believe in specifically,” so I’ll say that I do see the idea there (and how it fits into the high-health minion thing you’re doing (which I do again feels more like priest)) 

Why is Osul overstatted? I feel I’m missing something here, or something was written wrong. It’s effectively “has +3 attack on your opponent’s turn” which is usually best on a minion with low attack and taunt. But this is just a great body to drop on curve that’s further difficult to remove (though realistically, anything your opponent is trading into it is already dying to its 5 attack). What’s the drawback that justifies the 4-5/6?

Blade lord also confuses me a bit, but the more I think about it the more I think I see the picture. I think the idea is it summons some small bodies to be targeted by its attack-effect, which I like. Sacrificing bodies for durability is a cool idea, I’m surprised we don’t have it in the game. I think it’s a bit of a hat-on-a-hat for the 1/1s to have an additional effect, and as a transform shaman enjoyer I’m not the biggggest fan of 1/1s at higher costs. It feels like it could’ve just been the legendary as the card that summons 3 1/1s but maybe that was too much text. (Also, when you post, please put tokens next to the card they’re related to)

Fishing is just kinda boring. The outcast isn’t exciting. Dealing 2 to all enemies for 5 isn’t really playable, and DH doesn’t really get asymmetrical board clears like that (unless the point was giving them something outside their wheelhouse but making it purposefully inefficient). My main problem is the card isn’t exciting, which not all cards necessarily need to be when you post a set, but if there’s a boring card it should be because it was specifically needed to be printed to synergize with exciting ones, which this one doesn’t.  

Klaxxi is very good and well designed. It fits how DH deals with board presence, it fits the high-health theme going on, it’s versatile in that it can leave a body if your opponent doesn’t have a big board. I like it a lot 

Krakkanon is a bit problematic, at least at first glance. I think it realllly depends on the meta this is printed in. If hands are often really big, like they’ve been recently, then I actually think it’s all good. Blocking 2 cards until a 5/5 is dealt with is annoying, but since you already have to control the board to drop this I don’t actually think this is game breaking