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Compared to other popular formats like Modern, Commander, and Vintage, Pioneer is still in its early days, which makes Explorer a great way to get in at the ground floor.

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Between the release of the Pioneer Challenger decks and the announcement that it would be part of the upcoming Pro Tour, excitement for it is at an all-time high. It is absolutely worth playing Explorer, because it’s two beloved formats at the same time: old Historic, and Pioneer.Īlthough it was hit hard by the pandemic and the suspension of in-person play, Pioneer has been gaining more momentum over the last year. It’s available in ranked and unranked modes as well.īonecrusher Giant by Victor Adame Minguez It is a competitive (one-versus-one) format with 60-card decks and either seven or 15-card sideboards, depending on whether you’re playing best-of-one or best-of-three rounds. Other than these two properties, Explorer plays the same way as most other formats on Arena. Cards in Explorer will only use cards they are printed in the tabletop game, and it won’t ever see mechanics like conjure, seek, or peptuality. Meanwhile, a nondigital format is one that doesn’t use the digitally-exclusive mechanics and rebalances that were introduced with Historic Horizons and the Alchemy format later last year. In other words, unless a card is specifically banned, it will never fall out of Explorer.

This is in contrast to rotating formats like Standard, Alchemy, and Brawl, which all push cards out of the format approximately two years after they launched.

Fixed a bug where Brann’s Extra Spirit Equipment unlocked at Level 4.A nonrotating format is a ruleset for Magic that doesn’t remove cards from legality after a few years.

Fixed a bug where Holy Judgment’s Freeze effect would trigger without satisfying the Holy Combo condition.

Fixed a bug where the Earthmother’s Fury Ability had Cooldown 1 instead of Cooldown 2.

Fixed bugs causing the Chain Heal Ability to not function properly.

Fixed a bug preventing Mulgore Might from granting Heal Power.

Fixed bugs related preventing Hooktusk Tasks from progressing when using Cutthroat Negotiations and Shiver Their Timbers alternate versions.

Fixed a bug preventing Xuen’s Task 17 from tracking correctly.

Fixed a bug preventing the Divine Intervention Bounty Treasure from functioning.

Fixed a bug allowing Bleed effects to trigger while a Mercenary is on the Bench.

Fixed a bug preventing the Y’Shaarj Mercenaries Bounty from dropping Y’Shaarj Coins (note: there still remains a visual issue where the Y’Shaarj Coins are not shown, but they are still being awarded to your account).

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Hearthstone Brings Out Patch 23.2.1 - The Return of Regular Arena Balancing.

As you might recall, this is pretty much the Modes team honoring the promise made about a month ago when we welcomed the return of more regular Arena attention: Starting with the most notable set of entries as it concerns the status quo of one entire limited format playground.

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Hearthstone Patch 23.4.1 - Snapdragon and Bioluminescence, Plus Other Hotfixes.

Hearthstone Patch 23.4: All Known Issues and Fixes.

Once more, it's just a server-side hotfix - no additional downloads are necessary, so you should be able to see the results of all fixes and improvements outright.Īnd if you ever need to recall what came before, here are our previous notes: Not every Hell denizen can afford Bartender Bob's rates.īy now, Patch 23.4.2 should be active across all regions. As well as allowing poor Lord Barov to enter the tavern once again, now that Diablo decided that a brief weekly stay was more than enough.

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It's also been almost a full week since we've had any instances of bug fixes to report.Īs it turns out, meanwhile Team 5 has been diligently working on resolving a number of outstanding issues all at once, while also throwing in a number of Arena adjustments for good measure. We were just looking at a fairly calm and uneventful week for Hearthstone, settling into the rhythm of the newest patch with whatever impact its accompanying Mini-Set might've had, tolerating Diablo's presence (plus evil lags) within Battlegrounds, and exploring another special limited-time event for the Mercenaries mode on the side.