Heim Nachricht Kerrigan, Artanis, Jim Raynor, kommen Sie mit Hearthstone in New Starcraft Mini-Set

Kerrigan, Artanis, Jim Raynor, kommen Sie mit Hearthstone in New Starcraft Mini-Set

Autor: Sebastian May 02,2025

Der neueste Mini-Set von Hearthston, Heroes of Starcraft, stellt dem geliebten Kartenkampffletz eine spannende Science-Fiction-Wendung vor. Als bisher größter Mini-Set bringt es satte 49 neue Karten in das Spiel und schüttelt das Meta erheblich auf. Dies ist ein erheblicher Anstieg gegenüber den üblichen 38 Karten mit einer beeindruckenden Reihe von vier legendären Karten, einer epischen Karte, 20 seltenen Karten und 24 gemeinsamen Karten sowie einer einzigartigen, nicht fraktionalen Karte namens Grunty.

Das Set feiert das legendäre StarCraft -Universum, indem sie die drei Fraktionen vorstellt: Zerg, Protoss und Terrans. Jede Fraktion wird von einer legendären Heldenkarte angeführt, mit Fan-Favoriten-Charakteren wie Sarah Kerrigan, Artanis und Jim Raynor, die ihren großen Eintritt in Hearthstone machen. Diese legendären Zahlen bringen nicht nur starke neue Strategien auf den Tisch, sondern erinnern auch nostalgische Erinnerungen an epische Kampagnen und intensive LAN -Parteien.

Für diejenigen, die in dieses aufregende neue Set eintauchen möchten, sind die Heroes of Starcraft Mini-Set für 19,99 USD oder 2500 Gold erhältlich. Wenn Sie etwas noch etwas Besonderes suchen, kann die All-Golden-Version für 79,99 USD oder 12.000 Gold bei Ihnen gehören.

Um Ihr Abenteuer mit diesen neuen Karten zu beginnen, laden Sie einfach Hearthstone aus dem App Store oder Google Play herunter, wo es als kostenloses Spiel mit In-App-Käufen erhältlich ist. Bleiben Sie mit der Community in Verbindung, indem Sie der offiziellen Facebook -Seite von Hearthstone folgen, die offizielle Website finden, um weitere Informationen zu erhalten, oder den oben genannten Clip ansehen, um einen Einblick in die aufregenden Bilder und das Gameplay des neuen Sets zu erhalten.

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