The year 2022 begins on Hearthstone with the announcement of the next expansion to come. This is an aquatic adventure that will take us to the city of Zin-Azshari. In the heart of the Sunken City opens the ball from April 12, 2022 with its 135 new cards. But in the meantime, meet the new creatures and mechanics that await you there.
Release date In the heart of the Sunken City
The extension is scheduled to launch in the year 2022, where the themes have been set aside. The expansion In the heart of the Sunken City arrives on April 12, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. and pre-order is already available. The alternate hero for Mage Queen Azshara is available in the mega-bundle.
- Dates to remember:
- Expansion output – April 12, 2022, 6:00 p.m.
Colossal and Dredging, new keywords
Colossal monsters are too big to fit on a single card. Because of this, when they enter the field, their appendages also manifest and act in concert with the body. This makes it possible to create powerful offensives with several entities for the blow of a single card. If a colossal monster is summoned in any way other than the standard pose, its appendages still appear.
No need to prolong the duel until the last moment to find a card. With the keyword Dredginglook at the last 3 cards of your deck, and designate one to rise to the surface.
Nagas ranks hit the field
Since we are visiting their city, Queen Azshara and her loyal naga join the armed forces. This is a new type of minion that is appearing, and it focuses on spells. Their effects therefore often act in concert with these, but there are also cards to strengthen the fish.
What are the cards in the new expansion?
No less than 135 new cards are arriving for the expansion In the heart of the Sunken City on Hearthstone. Not all of them have been revealed yet, but this allows us to discover the new keywords introduced. We find in particular murlocs, nagas and sea creatures, but especially the Master-blade Okani which is available for free in game.
That’s all we know about the Hearthstone Barrens expansion so far.