Saber Dancer (2)
Rogue Minion (C)
Stealth
3/2

Force of Banditry (6)
Rogue Spell (E)
Summon three 2/1 Defias Bandits with Charge that die at the end of the turn.

Savage Theft (3)
Rogue Spell (B)
Give your minions +2 attack this turn.

Lol no.

Nefarious Propagator |
Warlock Minion (R)
Inspire - Add a Nefarious Propagator to your deck.
Demon
5/4

Wild Conjurer |
Neutral Minion (E)
Inspire - Get a new hero power at random.
2/8

Play Finley, never fatigue.
Wild Conjurer is kind of wonky in that you can just spam hero powers with it.

Wild conjurer is intended to function that way, that is why he is WILD

Is never fatiguing with finley broken? I guess that might be broken :v Maybe he should just shuffle copy without his ability.

Greedy Pirate (1)
Rogue Minion (R)
Whenever you play a Coin, gain +1/+1.
2/1

Is it broken from a power level perspective? Hardly. The card is pretty weak, other than letting you leverage your hero power into the lategame.
Is it broken on a fundamental level, by enabling a rare chance to infinitely prolong the game until someone concedes? Arguably, but there are already interactions in the game that can do this, and with much greater ease. (Cho + Gang Up, being one.)

isn't this just the worst auto-barber?

You can never infinitely stall, the game automatically ends in a draw after 50 turns have passed.

The Brodemonster
Legendary Neutral Minion
The Brodemonster costs you less to cast for each 100$ you've spent on Hearthstone.
The RNG favors you.
10/10

It's supposed to be an aura.
Basically it's a Trueheart Justicar that stacks.

oh

it should prob say that then

I'm not really upset about C'Thun or anything, although I've been playing decks with a lot of mid-game power because of it, so we'll see once I get back to control. I just thought it was kind of fun.
Honestly surprised there weren't any cards that gave your opponent's C'Thun -2/-2 though.

hate cards are bad

yeah, pro-C'Thun cards can be built around proactively, anti-C'Thun cards are just a dumb crapshoot.

There's nothing wrong with hate cards. If someone wants to be better prepared against C'Thun as a strategy, there should be cards that enable that. Give them a 3/2 for 2 that gimps C'Thun for -2/-2 or something. If you can prepare against battlecries, hero powers, deathrattles, weapons, secrets and other things, it's just another metagame consideration you can take extra measures against.
On a somewhat related note, I'm kind of surprised that they only gave C'Thun buffs to minions.

Shrieking Herald
Neutral Minion
Battlecry: Reveal a minion from each deck. If yours costs more, destroy the other. Give your C'Thun the destroyed minion's Attack and Health (wherever it is).
3/1

Raving Seer
Warlock Minion
Inspire: Give your C'Thun +1/+1 (wherever it is).
1/1

Fleshwelder
Neutral Minion
Battlecry: Add a Spare Part to your hand. Your Spare Parts gain "Give your C'Thun +1/+1 (wherever it is)."
[Mech]
4/4

Eyeless Vanguard
Paladin Minion
Charge
Battlecry: Your Silver Recruits gain Charge and "Deathrattle: Give your C'Thun +1/+1 (wherever it is)."
2/1

Twilight's Rage
Shaman Spell
Deal 2-5 damage to target minion. Give the difference to your C'Thun's Attack and Health.

Hungering Desert-Bloom
Druid Minion
Costs (1) less for each minion that died this turn.
Battlecry: Give your C'Thun +1/+1 for each minion that died this turn.
5/5

Glimpse the End
Priest Spell
Add a copy of the bottom card in the enemy's deck to your hand. Then, add its cost to your C'Thun's Attack and Health (wherever it is).

Finley, Disciple of Rafaam

Legendary Neutral Minion - Murloc
3/4
Battlecry: Discover an upgraded Hero Power.

(upgraded hero power begin the ones Justicar gives you.)

Surrender to Madness -
Priest Spell (E)
Add all four Old Gods to your hand.