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Here are the Warrior and Shaman cards shown off on the final reveal stream

Hearthstone is getting 135 new cards on Dec.7.
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In the Warrior vs. Shaman game in the final reveal stream, a bunch of new cards were shown off.

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Kobolds and Catacombs, Hearthstone’s next expansion, releases this Thursday (Dec. 7) in the Americas region. It will then launch in Europe and other regions on Dec. 8.

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The set includes 135 new cards, including two legendaries for each of the game’s nine classes—a legendary minion and a legendary weapon.

Kobolds and Catacombs is the final set of the 2017/18 standard set calendar, the Year of the Mammoth. When the next expansion arrives in the Spring, the game’s three oldest expansions will rotate out.


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