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Hearthstone Grand Tournament expansion brings 132 new cards

Hearthstone Grand Tournament expansion brings 132 new cards

Posted on August 25, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Unlike Mojang’s Scrolls, it seems that Blizzard’s Hearthsthone online card battle game is doing quite well. At least well enough to warrant a major expansion to this sub-franchise of the Warcraft line. Like you would expect from a card game expansion, The Grand Tournament dumps a whole lot of new cards for players, just a bit over 130 in total. Of course there are new features to be had as well, including a new “Inspire” mechanic and new ranking rewards at the end of each month.
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