Blizzard used to only replace Class cards that rotated out (since a Neutral card out didn’t disturb the class balance), but they’ve apparently changed their minds. On top of that, all of the previously rotated Neutral cards will also get replaced. We’ll also get the already promised cards that replace the latest HoF rotation ( Naturalize, Divine Favor, Doomguard). builds). We’ll be getting two new Basic cards to replace Vanish and Mind Blast – cards that should be more in line with what Blizzard wants those classes to do.īut that’s not all. And Priest is not meant to be a burst class that can deal a lot of burn damage from hand – they want the class to win either through outvaluing the opponent (Control builds) or through board (Clone/Resurrect/Deathrattle etc. Rogue should be good at clearing single targets, but not good at dealing with wide boards. The reason is simple (and outlined in the official post below) – those two cards just don’t fit into what Blizzard thinks should be the identity of those classes. Two cards are going to rotate out to Wild – Rogue’s Vanish and Priest’s Mind Blast.
#HALL OF FAME HEARTHSTONE PATCH#
The HoF rotation and addition of new cards will happen with the next major patch (no precise date yet). It’s the first time we’re getting one mid-year. What makes it surprising is that those usually happen alongside the Standard rotation, with the first expansion of each year (so we just had one not even 3 months ago). After a nerf patch and a buff patch, we’ll gett a… Hall of Fame rotation.
#HALL OF FAME HEARTHSTONE PRO#
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