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Brittlebone joins the Priest and Warlock class in Hearthstone’s Scholomance Academy expansion

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The latest card to join Hearthstone’s upcoming Scholomance Academy expansion caters to Priest and Warlock players.

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Brittlebone Destroyer is a four-cost Priest and Warlock minion with three Attack, three Health, and a Battlecry. If your hero’s health changed this turn, it destroys a minion.

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Brittlebone Destroyer could excel on turn six. For Warlocks, it’s a good alternative to Keli’dan, and for Priests, it’s yet another target removal card.

Its stat line is nothing to write home about, but when combined with removal, it’s a perfectly strong addition. Destroying a minion of your choice for just six mana is quite the bargain.

Brittlebone Destroyer synergizes nicely with the Priest and Warlock Hero Powers. But low-cost healing spells, like Renew, and damage spells, such as Rain of Fire, are good alternatives.

Hearthstone’s Scholomance Academy expansion kicks off on Aug. 6. Fans can pre-order the expansion today in one of two bundles from Blizzard’s online store.


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