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Hearthstone: Curse of Naxxramas
The first piece of Hearthstone’s Curse of Naxxramas expansion rolls out tomorrow, July 22, (for free if you play it at least once during the month-long launch celebration). There are 30 new cards coming, and today, Blizzard has given us a look at some of them.
You can check out the five new cards below. The full rundown of twenty-seven that have been “spoiled” so far can be found on the Hearthstone Facebook page.
Curse of Naxxramas will be unveiled in five stages, with each new “wing” opening up weekly following tomorrow’s launch. If you’re interested in buying into the expansion, it’ll cost you $19.99 during the launch period (provided you unlock the free Arachnid Quarter during that time). After that, it goes up to $24.99.
You’ll also be able to play with earned currency, so if you’ve been saving up, the expansion might not cost you much at all. For more, check out our Hearthstone review.
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