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Bladestorm joins Hearthstone’s upcoming Ashes of Outland expansion

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Blizzard is revealing all 63 remaining cards for Hearthstone’s upcoming Ashes of Outland expansion in a livestream with Kripparrian today.

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The latest card to join the expansion is Bladestorm, a three-cost Warrior spell. It deals one damage to all minions and you repeat this until one dies.

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One of World of Warcraft‘s most iconic Warrior spells is finally coming to fruition in Ashes of Outland—and it’s one hell of a card. It’s essentially a backward version of Warlock’s Defile, which provides cheap but effective board clear.

Bladestorm is a great addition to the Warrior class. It can be used as a simple removal, an early-game board clear, or as a combo piece.

Its cheap cost and versatility mean it can be used in a number of different decks, catering to early aggression and slower-paced board control. Bladestorm is the perfect replacement for Warpath.

Ashes of Outland is expected to hit the live servers on April 7, but fans can pre-purchase the expansion today on Blizzard’s online store.


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