Put On The Swimsuit, Hearthstone’s Voyage To The Sunken City Expansion Is Live Today

Welcome to the underwater, ancient city of Zin-Azshari! In Hearthstone’s latest expansion, Voyage to the Sunken City, players can meet new creatures, find new treasures, and submerge into an underwater adventure. With the expansion comes a new, permanent minion type, the vengeful Naga. The Naga are a spell-focused minion and can give bonuses for playing spells while the Naga are in your hand.

Voyage to the Sunken City is also brining along two new keywords, the first being "Colossal." These giant minions are so big that they can’t even fit on one card. Minions with the Colossal keyword come with extra appendages that synergize with their main body in new, powerful ways. These appendages are summoned with the main body, even if the Colossal minion wasn't played from hand. To better understand this new keyword and to see some gameplay in action, check out this YouTube video that has the new Colossal minions gameplay.

The second new keyword is Dredge. This new keyword allows the player to look at the bottom three cards of their deck and pick one card to bring to the top. Players can combine these Dredge cards with new Azsharan cards that sends a powerful “Sunken” card to the bottom of the deck. Dredge is the perfect addition to any deck. This ability will allow players to get just what they need, when they need it.

Also, Make sure to log into Hearthstone if you haven't already to receive the Blademaster Okani Legendary minion for Free. Voyager to the Sunken City is live today, April 12, with 135 new collectible cards! You can see all cards and their schedule by checking out the card library. If you would like to read more on this upcoming expansion, head over to Hearthstone’s official site.

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