Hearthstone Articles

Eternally evergreen: The broken promises of Standard

<p>6 months of Standard have passed. Sumadin presents&nbsp;his evaluation of the state of Standard and what&nbsp;should happen going forward.</p>

Last Call Qualifier APAC: A viewers guide

<p>The last spot for APAC into the World Finals will be given out today. Tune in, watch and follow our coverage here.</p>

Rdu interview at Last Call EU: "I felt cursed playing the Preliminaries"

<p>Tom &quot;Matthieist&quot; Matthiesen&nbsp;chats up the two-times DreamHack champion on his strategy behind his Last Call line-up, how he&#39;d redesign HCT in 2017 and whether negativity gets to him sometimes.&nbsp;</p>

We ask you: Who will win Last Call Americas?

<p>Who do you think will join Amnesiac, Cydonia and HotMEOWTH at Blizzcon?</p>

Pavel wins Last Call Europe over Rdu

<p>After coming up one win short of Blizzcon 2015 spot, the ANOX player finally achieves the Hearthstone dream &ndash; to play at the World Championship.</p>

Xixo is the first grand finalist of WESG Europe

<p>The German will play his second LAN final this year, after winning StarSeries Season 2 in July.</p>

Last Call Qualifier Europe: A viewers guide

<p>The last spot for Europe into the World Finals will be given out today. Tune in, watch and follow our coverage here.</p>

Orange locks a flawless WESG record on his first event as Alliance player

<p>The Swede remained undefeated in his group stage run and is a lock for the $300,000 grand finals.</p>

Decklist spotlight: All decks from HCT Last Call Europe

<p>Check out what HCT&#39;s most conistent players are bringing to the Last Call Invitational in Europe.</p>

Decklist spotlight: Kranich’s Witchdoctor Shaman

<p>Sick of the standard aggro and midrange builds? Try this left-field list from two-times Blizzcon finalist Kranich.</p>

Decklist spotlight: Xixo’s line-up from WESG Europe

<p>The former Na`Vi player has overcome the group stage challenge and will pursuit a grand finals seed on the weekend.</p>

Underdog names secure the first EU seeds into the $300,000 WESG

<p>Sweden&rsquo;s Fluffy and Russia&rsquo;s Korvus are a lock for the Shanghai finals.</p>