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Team Hearthstone today unveiled the game’s first “mini-set” – The Darkmoon Races, which is a collection of 35 new cards that will arrive in the game on January 21 in NA (January 22 in Asia-Pacific). Typically, the Hearthstone team releases three major card games each year, with balance adjustments and special events in between to help keep the game fresh, so this mid-meta card injection represents a big boost. new approach. Cards feature mechanics from all three sets released during the Year of the Phoenix – Ashes of Outland, Scholomance Academy, and Madness at the Darkmoon Faire – meaning more dual-class cards, dormant minions, magic effects and cards that can be corrupted. The set as a whole contains four legendary cards, one epic, 14 rare cards, and 16 commons and you can see them all below.
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Once the set is released, the cards will start appearing in Madness at the Darkmoon Faire Card Packs. Players can also, however, simply purchase the full set as it will be available as a bundle for $ 14.99 ($ 19.95) or 2,000 gold. This will contain 66 cards in total – two copies of each Common, Rare, and Epic card, plus one copy of each Legendary card. The bundle will be in the Hearthstone store until May 11.
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Elsewhere in the world of Blizzard, the Battle.net client has had its first major overhaul in eight years, and we had a good time with the tech alpha of Diablo Immortal.
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Cam Shea is responsible for IGN’s AU studio and has a weakness for rave-era breakbeat . He also has played more Breath of the Wild than any other game in the past year. Catch him Twitter. May be.
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