A lot of spells were cast, and minions played to get these players to where they are in the Hearthstone World Championship point leaderboards. Come see where the pro-players stand in their respective regions!
The past couple of months gave way for many pro-level hearthstone players to climb in the standings for the players with the most Hearthstone World Championship points. The North American point leader Austin “SilentStorm” Li has climbed to the top of the table with his first place finish in the ESL Hearthstone Legendary Series and he has also acquired a bulk amount of points with his legend rank 15 finish in the February ranked play season. Jason “Amaz” Chan was able to push to second in the point standings for NA with his second place finish in the ESL Katowice Tournament, also with a timely finish at legend rank 13 this past February.
Top 10 NA point holders
(1)  SilentStorm | 140 |
(2)  Amaz | 90 |
| (3) Fibonacci | 90 |
(4)  muzzy | 70 |
| (5) Neobility | 70 |
| (6) GODKILLERWX | 60 |
| (7) justsaiyan | 60 |
| (8) Petey | 60 |
| (9) Abakadaba | 50 |
| (10) Authority11 | 50 |
However North America is not the only region with a list of impressive finishes from its point holders. Hearthstone Player Frederik "Hoej" Nielson was able to break his way into third place by winning Viagame HouseCup #2. John “Orange” Westberg secured the second place position for points by defeating Jason "Amaz" Chan and becoming the champion of the ESL Katowice Tournament. Gfinity semi-finalist Ole “Naiman” Batyrbekov who had achieved legend rank 1 in the January season is currently Europe's number one Hearthstone World Championship point holder.
Top 10 EU Point Holders
(1)  Naiman | 130 |
(2)  Orange | 110 |
(3)  Hoej | 100 |
(4)  Rdu | 95 |
| (5) Ostkaka | 90 |
(6)  Kolento | 80 |
(7)  Maverick | 80 |
| (8) Neirea | 80 |
(9)  Pavel | 80 |
(10)  Houyon | 71 |
