TFT Heroes

Introduction
Draugmoth presents a series based on the characters of Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne. He understands that there are most likely a ton of other cards just like this, but doesn't really care.
Information
Team-based heroes (meaning, orc heroes, NE heroes, etc) must be summoned through their respective Altar cards, just like in the game. There are no tributes required, because in the game there are no peasants you need to sacrifice to bring out a hero. But, you do need to pay 1000 Life Points, reminiscent of the cost to build an altar. All the Altar cards have a clause saying that you cannot have more than 3 TFT heroes, just like the actual game. However, if you used Ritual Foregone or Advanced Ritual Art, you can technically have more than 3 TFT Heroes on the field. Being little fighting things that they are, the TFT Heroes are primarily aggro monsters. However, some heroes, particularly magic-users, can do some burn damage. Most TFT Heroes are Warrior- or Spellcaster- type monsters, with a few exceptions. TFT Heroes Card Name Rarity Altar of Kings Altar of Storms Altar of Elders Altar of Darkness Mountain King – Hard Rockin’ Archmage – Poof! Paladin – Hammer Time Blood Mage – To Fight Fire with Fire Blademaster – Close Shave Far Seer – I See Dead People Tauren Chieftain – Beef Up Shadow Hunter – Master of the Voodoo Demon Hunter – See No Evil Keeper of the Grove – Naturally Done Priestess of the Moon – Prepare to be Moonstruck Warden – Jailbreak Prevention Death Knight – Damn It! Lich – Ice Scream Dreadlord – Denture Demon Crypt Lord – To Squish Like a Bug