Hearthstone Articles

TidesofTime wins the $32,000 of WEC 2014

<p>Drew &quot;TidesofTime&quot; Biessener wins the biggest Hearthstone event to date prize-wise and goes home $32,000 richer. The win came after a 3-2 series against Jung-Soo &quot;Surrender&quot; Kim.</p>

Nordic players Kaldi and Twixsen join Fnatic's growing Hearthstone Team.

<p>&quot;Our goal is to become the best Hearthstone team&nbsp;and for that we need more talented players&quot;.</p>

Lord of Arena tournament returns for a new edition this month

<p>Reynad just announced the second edition of the Lord of the Arena. The tournament will be held on September 14 and hosted by TempoStorm &amp; HyperX.</p>

WEC 2014 becomes TidesofTime versus Korea affair

<p>Drew &quot;TidesofTime&quot; Biessener will have to go through either of the two Koreans remaining in WEC 2014 if he&#39;s to win the $32,500 first place prize. The losers final clash between Surrender and RenieHouR will determine his opponent.</p>

TidesofTime for the WEC final: "The series advantage gives me 80% chance to win"

<p>At least $13,000 richer, Tides discusses the switch from Dota to Hearthstone, his prediction for the grand final and gives quality advice on how to be good at Hearthstone.&nbsp;</p>

Darkwonyx at WEC: "I tried to build decks that counter Rdu, but he's very flexible"

<p>Curse player Johan &quot;Darkwonyx&quot; Hansson gets interviewed by GosuGamers on the first day of WEC 2014 on his rivalry with Rdu, EU vs NA vs Asia and why it&#39;s impossible to research Chinese players.</p>

WEC 2014 live report thread: Darkwonyx the first our of WEC

<p>Curse&#39;s Darkwonyx is the first to leave WEC 2014 after to consecutive losses to Rdu and Surrender. Next on stream is <a href="https://www.gosugamers.net/hearthstone/tournaments/4663-wec-2014/matches/54577-chinayld-vs-reniehour">ChinaYLD vs RenieHouR</a>.</p>

MYM.Ignite: "WEC's deck format reduces the skill ceiling of the tournament"

<p>On the first day of WEC 2014 Grand Finals, we catch up with Nuno &quot;Ignite&quot; Pinho from Meet Your Makers and chat him up on WEC&#39;s tournament format, the gated release of Naxxramas and the life of a competitive Hearthstone player.</p>

MtG Hall of Famer to compete in VGVN #3

<p>LiquidHearth and ONOG announced the third iteration of the popular VGVN tournament, where players like Kolento, winner of the last tournament, will compete with players like Xixo, or Magic the Gathering Hall of Famer Brian Kibler for a prizepool of $2500.</p>

Koyuki: Paladin has always had a lot of power, even before Naxx

<p>Today, we sat down with Paladin expert and aspiring caster Case &quot;Koyuki&quot; Kiyonaga. In this lengthy interview we talked about a lot of interesting topics, like the impact Naxxramas has on the game, Paladin as a class, pro players from other games switching to Hearthstone and more.</p>

China destroys Korea at CN vs KR Masters [VODs inside]

<p>The second edition of China versus Korea Masters became more than an ordeal for the Koreans. After the first round of games, China leads 7-to-1, establishing complete dominance in the quarter finals.</p>

Bracket for WEC drawn, tournament opens with China vs USA

<p>The $63,000 World E-Sports Championship is coming on Hitbox.tv streams this weekend with eight players representing the four major regions - Europe, NA, Korea and China. Pairings are now drawn and the battle is ready to start this Friday.</p>