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Over the last few weeks, Blizzard has indicated that Hearthstone will fundamentally change starting with the new Standard year. The Basic and Classic sets are going away, heading off to live in Wild. Standard players will now find a brand new base set of cards called the Core set, one that will see new cards rotate in and out on a yearly basis. On Thursday, Blizzard revealed the Core set and now all that s left is to see what s coming in and look at what s going out.
Shacknews has the full list of Core cards listed below, a list taken from the Hearthstone website. We re also going to compare this to the Basic and Classic sets in order to point out which of the old cards are leaving Standard play with the launch of the Year of the Gryphon.
Now that a new Hearthstone World Champion has been crowned, Blizzard is ready to move on to the game s next chapter. As it turns out, there are parts of the game that need some attention. For one thing, the Ranked meta is a bit of a mess at the moment. Fortunately, that s being addressed in Tuesday s 19.2 patch, but the bigger story might be the changes to Hearthstone Battlegrounds, which is about to be invaded by the Old Gods.
There s a lot to talk about with the latest Hearthstone update, but let s discuss Battlegrounds first. Battlegrounds will receive an injection of madness from the Old Gods. Throughout the day, Blizzard had some of Hearthstone s biggest content creators (Octavian Kripparrian Morosan, Thijs Molendijk, and Alyssa Slysssa Ritter) unveil the various new Old Gods set to grace the auto-battling game mode. Here are the Old Gods and their Battlegrounds Hero Powers: