Bloodbloom — Warlock Card
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Bloodbloom is a Warlock-only spell. This card was introduced with Journey to Un'Goro and can now only be obtained through crafting. Below the card images, you will find explanations to help you use the card optimally in every game mode of Hearthstone.
General Comments
Bloodbloom is a potentially powerful card that has the ability to create huge tempo swings. Using it to cast Siphon Soul or Twisting Nether, followed by your own minions easily swing a game into your favour. However, as it also requires you to invest an additional card and 2 Mana on top of the Health cost, a very strong play is required to justify using Bloodbloom at all.
Constructed Play
Bloodbloom is often far too situational to use and does not fit into any constructed deck.
Arena
In Arena, Bloodbloom is a terrible card. Spells are typically hard to come by in Arena, making it unlikely to ever be in a good situation to take advantage of Bloodbloom. Additionally, investing multiple cards into a single play results in a loss of card advantage and is almost never a good idea in Arena.
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