You'll get that Classic Pack sooner or later.ĪAEBAYsWDIwB6AHcA88GrwePCfoOnhDYFMkWs8ECucECCcgEsQj1DYEOjA7qD+0PkBCmFQA= Here's my list, but don't be afraid to try new things and test out content. I prefer to play only one deck in Wild because I will always be a Secret Paladin player. Aggro Hunter will wipe the board with your enemy and Heal Zoo is outright dirty. There are plenty of decks you can use to get a win in this Brawl. Mini Rag is completely immune to everything on the board, meaning Sunkeeper Tarim will not lower his attack if it gets unmanageable. Rag still gets the attack, but you still get to keep your minions. Mini-Rag will hit enemies until they are at zero health, then the yellow totem will heal them back up to one. An interesting (but I'm not sure intentional) mechanic involves the Shaman Healing Totem. Playing Shadow Blade on the turn where you'd otherwise get destroyed by a huge attack Rag allowing you to protect yourself while allowing a huge wave of damage to destroy your enemy. Finding ways to trick baby Rag or abuse his power is half the fun. Daylight Savings Time in Europe (CEST) generally starts on the last Sunday of March and ends on the last Sunday of October each year.Ragnaros Fire Festival is burning up Blizzard.starts on the 2nd Sunday of March and ends on the 1st Sunday of November each year. Wed 3:00 PM UTC (2 PM during daylight savings) Wed 4:00 PM UTC (3 PM UTC during daylight savings) However, Tavern Brawls are not unlocked until the player reaches level 20 with at least one class (including Demon Hunter class which is level 20 after completing the prologue).įor a compact list of unique Tavern Brawls, see Brawls list.Įach week, the Tavern Brawl is open for nearly the entire week, with only one hour of downtime, according to the following schedule by region: RegionĬonverted to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) the schedule is as follows: Tavern Brawls are intended to be highly accessible, even for players without extensive card collections. Tavern Brawls help to break up the focused rigours of Hearthstone's other game modes by providing a fresh twist on the game's rules each week. With many Brawls incorporating random card generation or minion summoning, winning a Tavern Brawl often involves a fair amount of luck, as well as the ability to adapt to and deal with the situation at hand. This makes them good for quick matches, friendly games and cumulative wins. Īn intentionally "fun" game mode, Tavern Brawls offer unique limited time experiences, with far less of a competitive focus than other game modes. Each week sees a fresh Tavern Brawl, with its own unique rules.Īs well as being matched against other random opponents, players are able to challenge players on their friends list to a Tavern Brawl, as a special type of Friendly Challenge.
Some Brawls feature Tavern Brawl cards, special cards not playable normally, as well as boss cards from adventures such as One Night in Karazhan.
Some Tavern Brawls allow the player to construct special decks especially for the challenge from within the game mode itself, while others provide powerful premade decks, or entirely random decks, and some Brawls even see players take control of special heroes with their own Hero Powers. These might be requiring players to use special pre-made decks, adding random cards or minions, or changing the very rules of ability activation or mana use. See the schedule for this week's times.Įach Tavern Brawl presents a limited time opportunity to face other players in special matches with unique rules. A weekly event, a new Tavern Brawl begins each Wednesday (Thursday in Asian regions). Tavern Brawl is one of Hearthstone's lighter game modes.
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