Last night, the final launch of the new version of Hearthstone finally came, and the new year that you have been waiting for for a long time was officially announced, which is the Year of the Multi-Headed Snake! (It seems that some viewers have predicted this name before)
With the official announcement of the new year, Hearthstone has also officially announced that it has entered a new year. Of course, there is also a huge amount of content, ladders, wargames, mercenaries, etc., all of which bring surprising new content. Let's start with this designer's fireside conference!
The new version is finally launched
Build patterns
This year's core series is still free, and it's extra! With 57 cards launched and 72 cards added, this year's core collection becomes 250 cards!
Partial Regression Cards (Not All)
Just like the previous revelations, the original universe series is finally back! Which of the above return cards is the most surprising after you see it?
Card callbacks
After the new version is officially launched on April 13, the Phoenix Year card will go wild, and before that, some of the weakened cards will be pulled back, and the list is there
Divine Incarnation, Imprisoned Scavenger, Nail Terminator, Scavenger's Wisdom, Kelsas Day-Runner, Pirate Collection, Crab Knight, Morge Craftsman, Ignos, Fool's Deck, Swamp Punch, Bite of the Dread Demon King, Fragment Shock Mystic, Ultimate Solanlian (generated by Star Solanlian), Animal Bodyguard, Boiling Blood Barbarian, Imprisoned Anthane, Jandis Barov, High Friar Olula, Polymath Puclat, Awakening, Angry Priestess, Kane Sunrid, Occult Squire.
The routine callback before the retirement environment, it is worth mentioning that these callbacks will be implemented today, that is, the cards after the callback can be played in the standard for another week! The standard ladder has ushered in a new environment!
Tavern wargames
New Year's resolutions
Similar to Hearthstone's expansion pack cycle, Tavern Chess consolidates important time points into "seasons." These seasons will help players get a clear picture of when major changes start and end, including special events, keywords, or system changes.