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New Warrior Hero Magni Bronzebeard Slams Into Hearthstone Soon
Tired of looking at Garrosh Hellscream's ugly mug each time you play your dominating warrior deck in Heartstone: Heroes of Warcraft? Thankfully an alliance hero joins the fray soon, in the form of mighty dwarven king Magni Bronzebeard.
Purchasing this squat fighter wins you a host of flashy cosmetic animations to stand out from the pack. His avatar glows and shimmers. A mystical smithy hammer slams down when his special ability grants him extra armor. He even has custom taunts to convey his brash personality and custom card backs to make your deck the envy of other Hearthstone warriors. Check him out in the teaser below.
Bronzebeard is the first of Hearthstone's new heroes announced by Blizzard. The price tag for this purely aesthetic add-on weighs in at $9.99. Blizzard hasn't locked in a release date, but says players can hire Magni to do their bidding soon.
For more on Blizzard's addictive collectible card game for iOS and PC, read our review.
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