This sounds really awesome, but I would like to hear something official from Arcane Wonders before trying it.

The strategies, the choices, the mages, the cards, the arena... it all works so very well together!

This game is a geek's dream realized.  I've played enough now to really wet more appetite for more.  I have the basic set and want the forcemaster and warlord expansion already. 

If a creature with aegis attacks an enchanted creature and then the opposing mage reveals reverse attack, does the creature's own attack get reduced by its aegis ability?

I like what you did there with Zorael & Zaphael, really making it feel like a pair that work together.

So, is the biggest problem for the Aggro Mage dealing with a well built defense?
It seems to me (from a purely noob perspective) that if an Aggro Mage's offense stalls,
then he is probably going to lose.

We already have Forcemaster vs. Warlord as the first expansion, so my guesses for the future start at expansion 2:

2. Druid vs. Necromancer (yeah, I know, already announced, so it isn't really a guess.).
 
3. Seer vs. Elementalist/Alchemist (or whatever you call someone who has access to all 4 elements).

4. Chronomancer vs. Archmage

And of course...
5. Shad0w vs. DarthDadaD20

I really like the tutorial videos on the web site, but I would like to see a few more.  Hear are a few suggestions:

1. A general deck building tutorial.
2. A meta card tutorial.  (listing the cards most likely to be helpful meta game wise, regardless of the mage.).
3. A end game tutorial, or at least a hint or two on devious ways to finish off opponents.