Home / Software & Gaming / Hearthstone is finally getting a Death Knight class with new Lich King expansion

Hearthstone is finally getting a Death Knight class with new Lich King expansion

Hearthstone has gone through plenty of changes over the years, with Blizzard implementing new modes and card sets over the years, but the core game has remained the same with the same set of playable classes. Now, with the next expansion, Blizzard will finally be introducing a new playable class – Death Knight. 

The upcoming March of the Lich King expansion for Hearthstone will also add Death Knight as a playable class. Due to a new class entering the game, the full set of expansion cards sits at 203 new cards, with 32 of those being free ‘core' cards for the new class. The remainder will have to be acquired by opening up new March of the Lich King packs, or through Hearthstone's crafting system.

Of the 203 new cards joining the game, 68 cards are specifically for the Death Knight class, so we'll also see new cards for other classes as well and likely some new neutral cards too.

As there is a new class joining the game, players will have to learn new tricks to play effectively. To help with this, Blizzard has already released a guide detailing the new class ability for Death Knight and other new mechanics, such as the rune system.

The new Hearthstone March of the Lich King expansion is launching on the 6th of December.

KitGuru Says: This might be just the thing to get me back into Hearthstone after many years. Will any of you be jumping back in for the new class? 

Become a Patron!

Check Also

Larian launches Divnity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition for Switch 2 and current-gen consoles

Following weeks of speculation centered around a mysterious statue discovered in the desert, Larian Studios finally clarified at The Game Awards what that was all about. As suspected, the teaser campaign was a prelude to the official reveal of Divinity, the studio's first major project following Baldur's Gate 3. While the reveal was limited to a cinematic trailer, it confirms that the developer is returning to its proprietary IP.