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Tempo Storm lets Muzzy and Justsaiyan go over disparity between desired salary and Hearthstone's viewership numbers
In what's probably the most surprising roster move in recent Hearthstone history, Tempo Storm has let go of two Hearthstone esports titans. As of this week, both Muzahidul "Muzzy" Islam and David "Jus
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Justsaiyan before HCT Worlds: "My least favorite card is probably Elysiana. That card probably has to go."
This is going to be the last tournament to feature the conquest format -- a format you have played excessively throughout your Hearthstone career. Will you miss the format at all, or are you happy to
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A week in review: Heroes is a Classic, Cloaken leaves, a dank panda.
Fans of the Heroes of the Storm franchise went through a lot this past week. From weird highs to depressing lows, the full spectrum of emotions was experienced. Maybe it’s fitting that the end of this week fell on 4/20 as the “holiday” can allow individuals who celebrate to cope with the pain or comprehend the oddness that occurred. An icon left the company, Heroes of the Storm is now labeled as a “Classic Game” and more took place that left us thinking...what?
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At the Hearthstone World Championships, five players will be fighting for someone else's spot in Grandmasters
After an unusually long Hearthstone esports season - shaped that way because of Blizzard's desire to line up the competitive year with set rotation - we are at the brink of its closure. Just a few day
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Sleepy parts ways with San Francisco Shock, joins Washington Justice
NRG Esports Overwatch League Franchise San Francisco Shock and Flex Support Nikola "Sleepy" Andrews have parted ways. SF Shock made the announcement via twitter on April 19, 2019 a few hours before the start of the Overwatch League broadcast that Sleepy is now a member of the Washington Justice.
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Takeaways and tech decisions from HCT World Championship decks
One week from today, 16 of the world’s best Hearthstone players from around the globe will be competing against one another in the Hearthstone Championship Tour (HCT) 2019 World Championship. Taking place in Taipei, a $1 million prize pool is up for grabs, as well as the glory of the title itself. On Wednesday, all 16 competitor’s deck selections were made public. Each player got the opportunity to select four decks from four different classes. The full list of decks can be found here. Below are a few takeaways from the pool of decks and cards that will be showcased next week.