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Hearthstone: League Of Explorers Adventure Now Available
The new Hearthstone single-player adventure, League of Explorers, is now live. The first location for the League's Adventure, the Temple of Osiris, is now available for players.
Announced at this year's Blizzcon, the League of Explorers lets players adventure through mysterious archaeological sites in the world of Azeroth. 45 new cards are available to unlock, including nine class-specific cards awarded by class challenges, as well as four new game boards. For more on Hearthstone, check out Dan Tack's review of the Blackrock Mountain expansion.
Our Take
This latest Hearthstone adventure promises to be a solid one, and the extra helping of cards (more than Blackrock Mountain and Curse of Naxxramas) bodes well for players looking for new themes and class challenges to explore.
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