We’re off to the Hearthstone Darkmoon Races!
Now please, fasten your seatbelts and keep all limbs (and tentacles) inside your vehicle at all times! The fastest, most dangerous competition in Azeroth — The Darkmoon Races – is almost here!
DARKMOON RACES MINI-SET (January 21)
Celebrate the Year of the Phoenix with returning card mechanics from Ashes of Outland, Scholomance Academy, and Madness at the Darkmoon Faire. Get ready for dormant dangers, spellbursting racers, dual-class cards, creeping corruption and more!
- Mini-Set includes 35 unique cards:
- 4 Legendary
- 1 Epic
- 14 Rare
- 16 Common
All cards from the Darkmoon Races Mini-Set can now be found in Madness at the Darkmoon Faire card packs. The Darkmoon Races Mini-Set bundle, containing the entire set, will be available for purchase for either $14.99 or 2000 Gold until May 11. This includes 2 copies of each Common, Rare, and Epic card and 1 copy of each Legendary card for a total of 66 cards.
BATTLEGROUNDS & DUELS UPDATE (January 21)
- Battlegrounds
- New Heroes: Tickatus, Greybough
- New Minions: Soul Devourer, Ring Matron
- Early Access with Battlegrounds Perks for New Heroes: January 21 – February 4
- Duels
- Darkmoon Races Mini-Set added to Active Duels Sets
- New Hero Powers and Treasures
- Choose between three (previously two) Hero Powers
- Choose between 6 (previously three) Treasures
NEW BOOK OF HEROES: ANDUIN – SOLO EXPERIENCE (February 2)
Raised with the expectation he would follow in his father’s footsteps, Prince Anduin has instead forged his own way through the grace of the Light. He learned to wield holy magic as well as a sword, making him a unique figure among the royalty of Azeroth. Thus armed, Anduin has embarked on numerous adventures as far away as the storied realm of Pandaria and as close as the decaying ruins of Lordaeron.
Book of Heroes: Anduin is the fifth chapter in Hearthstone’s Book of Heroes and is also completely free to all players. Completing this adventure will award 1 Priest Pack, containing only cards from the Priest class.
