Okok, I'm following the trend. But I actually created this back in 2013, and it lied on a folder all this time... It was back then published on the Spanish forums, where some people already judged it. Some said it was OP, so I thought I should rethink about it. I never did, so here is the original version. Please, don't be gentle, I prefer aggressive critics:

HEALER - STORY TELLER (I'm fatal with names, and I'm translating from Spanish, so there is that)

Looks pretty cool to me! I took a glance at it myself and I wouldn't say the class is outright OP. Might need some tweaks like all new classes. It's a little late where I am so I'll offer some input tomorrow.

Bravo!

Fairy Pact is by far too strong for a tier 2 skill. Even for 3 exp I find it too powerfull. Oblation seems gamebreaking to me. In Combination Fairy Pact it becomes downright ridiculous.

Thanks all for the feedback.

So, taking into account your ideas, and some things I start to remember from the past, I've thought some tweaks (that could be too harsh):

-All Fairy skills affect heroes within 2 spaces of the Fairy, instead of 3 spaces, by default.

-FAIRY DUST: (not sure if you overlooked this, but no comments on it) You cannot "exhaust this instead". Only remains the "you can count from your space" part. It must be exhausted still, though.

-FAIRY PACT: It only adds +2 Health, +1 Speed. It allows the Fairy to apply its effects within 3 spaces now.

To Funkfried:

Oblation seems gamebreaking to me. In Combination Fairy Pact it becomes downright ridiculous.

I don't know why do you see it that OP. SpiritSpeaker's Healing Rain has the same action, and less fatigue, cost, and will heal an average of 8 hearts to a 4 hero party, with the possibility of 12, as along as all of them are somewhat damaged. And it costs less exp. Is it the fatigue healing part, or the potential "one target focus healing" part what you see so powerful? I could think something along the lines: "each hero recovers up to 2 Health and 1 fatigue, adding the total...."

To Ceasarsalad101:

Maybe Changing Oblation in a way that you need to roll dice. So if my suggested nerf is applied the Fairy will have a max health of 6. 1-2 remaining health:1 red die, 3-4 remaining health RG, 5-6 remaining health: RGG. where the amount of hearts rolled equals the amount of damage recovered, and the amount of surges rolled equals the amount of fatigue recovered. Adding the requirement to exhaust, and removing the 'exhaust this card instead' ability of Fairy Pact will be significant nerfs to this class.

The only problem I see with this, is that the text could be quite too long to fit in a class card. I didn't see necessary exhausting this card, as you can only do this at most once per turn, usually, because of the action cost, and the Fairy being removed (thus, requiring another action to resummon). And the fatigue cost helps to this not happening too. Maybe in a "two fortune tokens and a Stamina potion" scenario, but this is a very rare case.

Thanks all for the feedback.

So, taking into account your ideas, and some things I start to remember from the past, I've thought some tweaks (that could be too harsh):

-All Fairy skills affect heroes within 2 spaces of the Fairy, instead of 3 spaces, by default.

-FAIRY DUST: (not sure if you overlooked this, but no comments on it) You cannot "exhaust this instead". Only remains the "you can count from your space" part. It must be exhausted still, though.

-FAIRY PACT: It only adds +2 Health, +1 Speed. It allows the Fairy to apply its effects within 3 spaces now.

To Funkfried:

Oblation seems gamebreaking to me. In Combination Fairy Pact it becomes downright ridiculous.

I don't know why do you see it that OP. SpiritSpeaker's Healing Rain has the same action, and less fatigue, cost, and will heal an average of 8 hearts to a 4 hero party, with the possibility of 12, as along as all of them are somewhat damaged. And it costs less exp. Is it the fatigue healing part, or the potential "one target focus healing" part what you see so powerful? I could think something along the lines: "each hero recovers up to 2 Health and 1 fatigue, adding the total...."

To Ceasarsalad101:

Maybe Changing Oblation in a way that you need to roll dice. So if my suggested nerf is applied the Fairy will have a max health of 6. 1-2 remaining health:1 red die, 3-4 remaining health RG, 5-6 remaining health: RGG. where the amount of hearts rolled equals the amount of damage recovered, and the amount of surges rolled equals the amount of fatigue recovered. Adding the requirement to exhaust, and removing the 'exhaust this card instead' ability of Fairy Pact will be significant nerfs to this class.

The only problem I see with this, is that the text could be quite too long to fit in a class card. I didn't see necessary exhausting this card, as you can only do this at most once per turn, usually, because of the action cost, and the Fairy being removed (thus, requiring another action to resummon). And the fatigue cost helps to this not happening too. Maybe in a "two fortune tokens and a Stamina potion" scenario, but this is a very rare case.

Healing rain is far less powerful since it can heal a maximun of 3 hearts and 0 fatigue. Or do you mean that the heroes must choose to divide the available hearts and fatigue? Because then I would suggest rewording to Heroes within 3 spaces of the Fairy may collectively recover hearts and fatigue equal to the Fairy's remaining health. However, I would still set some limits to the heart and fatigue recovery with means of the dice. It also adds some randomness in the equation that most of the healing skills have.

I thought the phrasing " health and fatigue, adding the total a maximum of... " was pretty clear. In my mind, at least.

As an example, if the Fairy has 6 Health remaining, 3 heroes could recover as follows: hero A recovers 1 heart, hero B recovers 1 heart and 1 fatigue, hero C recovers 3 health. The total sums up: 1+ (1+1) + 3 = 6.

If more people find this actually inintuitive, I'll think on changing it.

I agree on adding some randomness to the skill, but being it a 3EXP skill, I think it should range between "good" and "pretty good", without it being actually complicated. Not only because of the text length, as I previously said, but because I prefer a more straightforward effect.

I thought the phrasing " health and fatigue, adding the total a maximum of... " was pretty clear. In my mind, at least.

As an example, if the Fairy has 6 Health remaining, 3 heroes could recover as follows: hero A recovers 1 heart, hero B recovers 1 heart and 1 fatigue, hero C recovers 3 health. The total sums up: 1+ (1+1) + 3 = 6.

If more people find this actually inintuitive, I'll think on changing it.

I agree on adding some randomness to the skill, but being it a 3EXP skill, I think it should range between "good" and "pretty good", without it being actually complicated. Not only because of the text length, as I previously said, but because I prefer a more straightforward effect.

I read it as every hero recovers hearts and fatigue equal to the remaining health of the fairy so max. 8 HP + 8 FT for each hero.

I read it as every hero recovers hearts and fatigue equal to the remaining health of the fairy so max. 8 HP + 8 FT for each hero.

****, that was totally broken

No, it is not a figure (it is not stated as such on its card), so one movement action per acrivation, and no other interaction with the board other than the class cards skills