I really appreciate your time and opinion! D: it's indeed similar to Cho'galls! The difference here is that Cho'Gall can chose when to switch while Moam can't. Also, his is very dependant on mana and can recover it from receiving attacks, so he must manage it, trading damage and health for mana somtimes. W: is around Moam. It is designed so he will stay close to backline allies and body block to protect them, so this ability has a more defensive utility. While moam has more defense than...

I really appreciate the feedback! Halazzi instead of Thekal is intentional; of course, if it was made by blizz, they would create models and develop the characters a little, so it would change things, but as it is now, I fought thekal was not very interesting so I changed it for a similar boss from Zul'aman. But just because it is a concept and I wanted to make it more appealing. About the point 2, you are totally right! I'm chaning it to the battlefield of eternity mechanic. Thanks!!

I appreciate the feedback and would like to improve it, but I need more info, though. By second sentence you mean the special thanks? It's kinda weird to tell I can't write properly if you read only two sentences, so I guess you started somewhere specially bad? If you could point an exemple out I'd be glad to analyze and fix it!

If this is the intended design I see no problem on him needing to rely more on his allies, then :)

thanks!! In fact, balancing multiclass is specially difficult to be done. In order to make it easier, I tried to design it so the role should be chosen since level 1, encouraging a main talent tree for that, but allowing every talent to benefit each role in a certain way, making more choices viable, exploring mixed classes like a bruiser. While I belive it is challenging, I loved to eplore the possibilities of the shapeshifter druid, specially in a female troll hero. I don't really feel I'm...

WOah!! Thanks for informing! I'll be praying for the Loas to bring you good fortune! Thanks a lot, serisouly!!

The changes on base Grievous Throw have a counterplay problem - either the enemy completle negates it or it can't be counterplayed. If enemie evades that single attack, you lost your ability. If you hit your enemy with that attack, he lost his life. It's to extreme for either case but mainly, it makes the ability to easy to be used. Zul'jin Mage Build is centered on Twin Cleave. I belive your ideas actually make them worse and do not solve the main problems. One of the problems of this...

In general, I like it! Most of abilities and talents are things I could see Alexstrasza doing, contemplating both the fiery aspect of the red dragonflight and the love of the life-binder. But some things bothers me because they don`t really feel like Alexstrasza. Life steal is the main concept that I feel is out of place and most of the other stuff is because of this ability. The life-binder is a being of pure love for life, she demonstrated a very kind and forgiving heart. While life steal...

I also agree some numers are not that good. I'm also concerned about how powerful beetles could be with all this upgrades but I don't know where to take from, maybe their baseline damage? or maybe remove the 20% increased damage from Leeching Scarabs? Would love to discuss that! I'm keeping the name and icon to make clear which talent this was about, but I see your point. I'll add in white in description the name suggestion! I like your ideas, I'll totally keep The Venon of Nerub, but...

This is a nice concept! I guess his mechanic fits him well and brings a fun gameplay for both teams! I think something that helps him towards the opportunity to sustain his attacks on enemy is key to use his full potential? by teaming up with heroes with slow and root or somehow giving it to him, either by "melting enemy armor" therefore slowing and eventually rooting them or by heating Gui up and increasing his mov. speed? I really loved Cooked Goose talent!