GamersOrigin Cup#2, 500 players and 6000€ ($7800) of prize money. October 25 & 26 in Paris, France.
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By Zadina
This is the second time this Brawl appears.
The trend of Tavern Brawls themed after Death Knight Hero Powers continue: last week we had Rise of the Zombeasts, now we have Shadow Reflection.
In this constructed Brawl, you can craft a deck of any size with cards from your collection. The rest of the deck will consist of Shadow Reflections. Decks consisted of 30 cards (and thus with no Shadow Reflections) can still work, given that Odd Paladin has reportedly been successful (and a total fun breaker).
Judging from the previous time this Brawl was around, Aggro and OTK decks seems to be more favoured. Some decks that had success were Aggro Mage or Ice Lance Mage, Combo Priest with Radiant Elemental, Hunter with Mechwarper and Metaltooth Leaper and Quest Rogue. This time around a new Warrior deck, which mostly relies on Bring It On!, has surfaced to counter all the Priest Mind Blast madness.
Good luck and have fun!
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By NoProsHere
Greetings earthlings!
Would like to invite you to join our first monthly $10 Prize pool tournament!
-Contact info -
Discord : https://discord.gg/f426vbn
Twitch.tv/noproshere
Battlefy - https://battlefy.com/noproshere/june-ppt-10-ko-tourney/5b14d7d9457de903d4510899/info
-Date + Time - Saturday June 30th - Signups and registration will happen via Battlefy. Pre-Stream will begin at 2PM mountain time. Check in will begin at 4pm and tournament to start at 5PM.
-Entry fee - No Entry free! Our tournaments are always free to enter!
-Prizepool - $10 total
$5 will be allocated to the direct winner of the tournament
$5 will be allocated to the player that knocks out NPH Gamble
-Players - 16 players total. 15 players(Minus a few guaranteed spots for subscribers) to be randomly selected by Battlefy,
Several back up players May be selected via Discord as a reserve against No-Shows.
If we do not have 16 players, we will give out Bye's for the first round.
Tournament Rules
-Standard
-Conquest
-Players Must Sign up with 4 Classes
-Both players receive one ban of their opponents classes
-Best of Five
-You must win with all decks to advance (Loser of game one may still choose between either deck in subsequent games)
- You may not change any cards from any of your decks once the tournament begins.
Additional Details
- The round of 16 and round of 8 will happen independently of the stream. The round of 4(Semi finals) and Finals will be fully casted and streamed.
Would love to see you come out and join our discord community! We host tournaments 3-4 times a week and are focused mainly on helping regular players improve the more competitive aspects of their game.
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By positiv2
This is a list of Questions for Hearthstone sorted by their category. Any feedback and suggestions are very welcome.
Hearthstone Common Questions
Constructed
Should I play Standard or Wild in Hearthstone? Economy
Can Hearthstone daily quests be completed in Practice mode? Is there a way to trade cards with other players in Hearthstone? What are the rewards from Hearthstone Ranked Chests? What Hearthstone packs to buy? Where to get cards in Hearthstone? Where to spend gold in Hearthstone? Where to start in Hearthstone? Which Hearthstone cards to disenchant? Tavern Brawl
When is Tavern Brawl open in Hearthstone? Technical
Can Hearthstone be played offline? How do I multibox in Hearthstone? Other
Are there achievements in Hearthstone? What decides who goes first in Hearthstone? Where to change card back in Hearthstone? Which Hearthstone class is the best? -
By positiv2
Starting first is often seen as better than going second, in spite of the extra card and The Coin that you receive at the start of the game. This is due to the loss of tempo from the missing mana. Although the difference in win rates is quite small, it still can be felt, especially in Aggro vs Aggro matchups, where going first results in a significant advantage.
Who goes first is decided by quite literally a coin flip—it is decided randomly, visualised by a coin toss. There is no way to affect whether you go first or second. However, you can mitigate the effects of the coin toss by playing a deck that is not affected as much by going first or second.
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