Today we're going to look at the remaining class cards that have been released since my previous reviews. The expansion is going live in a matter of hours!
Today we're going to look at the remaining neutral cards that have been released since my previous reviews, including the Lich King himself. The expansion is going live on Thursday, the 10th of August!
Today we're going to look at the smattering of neutral and class cards that have been released since my previous reviews, including a couple more death knight Hero cards. The expansion is going live on Thursday, the 10th of August!
Today we're going to look at the smattering of neutral and class cards that have been released since my previous reviews. The expansion is going live on Thursday, the 10th of August!
Today, we're going to look at class cards for Mage. Now that I've got a big bulk of cards behind me, I won't be reviewing quite so many cards each post.
Today we're going to look at a few class cards that have been released to date. Keeping to a vague theme, we're going to look at classes that were primarily melee builds in World of Warcraft: Paladin, Rogue, and Warrior.
Today we're going to look at a few class cards that have been released to date. Keeping to a vague theme, we're going to look at classes with a connection to nature: Druid, Hunter, and Shaman.
As some of you may know, I'm a regular player of Blizzard Entertainment's multiplayer collectible card game, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, and I am looking forward to the upcoming release of the new expansion, Knights of the Frozen Throne.
This card review will proceed much like my previous series of card reviews, for the expansion Whispers of the Old Gods, though hopefully with fewer bizarre errors regarding which cards were in Standard vs. Wild collection.
So, first, let's see the trailer again. (It's quite a different style from other Hearthstone trailers, being much more serious in tone. Watching Jaina's transformation is pretty cool, one must say.)
Here's a new weekly set of interesting links around the Internet this week.
This week: The cost of reactionary authoritarianism, Canadian polling and Parliamentary voting, cool and (global) warming science, and a take on what it means to love.
