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Big Bad Voodoo is the latest Hearthstone spell coming in Rastakhan’s Rumble

It's a two-mana Epic Shaman spell.
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A new spell from Hearthstone’s upcoming expansion, Rastakhan’s Rumble, has been revealed.

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Big Bad Voodoo is a two-mana Epic Shaman spell that allows you to give a friendly minion a Deathrattle ability. This Deathrattle effect lets you summon a random minion that costs one more than the one that’s destroyed.

If you use this spell on any minion that costs more than two mana, you’re basically making a positive play because the Deathrattle will bring out a minion that costs more mana than what you previously spent. And who can argue with adding a Deathrattle that lets you summon a free, random minion for just two mana?

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 are only available until Dec. 4, which is the expansion’s release date.


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