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Splitting Axe is the latest card revealed for Hearthstone’s Savior of Uldum expansion

Hearthstone meets Lego.
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The latest card for Hearthstone’s upcoming Savior of Uldum expansion was revealed in a unique fashion.

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Splitting Axe is a four-cost Shaman weapon with three Damage, two Durability, and a Battlecry. When the weapon is put into play, it summons copies of your Totems.

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This card is an interesting addition to the Shaman class. It won’t be the strongest card, but it has the potential to be experimented with. It’s too early to determine the power level of Splitting Axe, but it’s safe to say it’s Battlecry will create some strong combos.

If this card had a Deathrattle rather than a Battlecry, it would most likely be in a stronger position. With a Deathrattle, it could easily be set up. Instead, players will have to rely on Totems sticking to the field of play, which isn’t always easy to pull off.

Expect plenty more cards to be revealed before the release of Saviors of Uldum on Aug. 6.


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