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2 new Rastakhan’s Rumble cards revealed in Hearthstone blog

One is a neutral minion, and the other is a Druid spell.
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Two brand-new cards from Hearthstone’s upcoming expansion, Rastakhan’s Rumble, have been unveiled in a recent Blizzard blog post

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The first card is Mosh’Ogg Announcer, a five-mana Epic neutral minion with six Attack and five Health. Its effect is somewhat strange, though—enemies that attack Mosh’Ogg Announcer have a 50-percent chance to attack someone else.

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The second card that was revealed in the blog post is Mark of the Loa, a four-mana Rare Druid spell. You get to choose one of two effects when activating this spell—you can either “give a minion +2/+4 and Taunt,” or you can “summon two 3/2 Raptors.”

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Related: All of the cards revealed from Hearthstone’s upcoming expansion, Rastakhan’s Rumble

There are two different pre-purchase bundles for Hearthstone’s upcoming expansion, Rastakhan’s Rumble: One for $20 and another for $50. These options will only be available until the expansion is released on Dec. 4.


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