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Curse BlizzCon Party
Come join Curse for an awesome party at Blizzcon 2015 on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 8:00 PM! We can't wait to celebrate another amazing year of Blizzard games with other fans and users. There will be awesome music, loads of free drinks, swag bags for you to take home, and more!
Want to skip the long entry line? There are 500 pre-reserved spots, so hurry and claim yours now! If the pre-reserved spots run out, don't worry! There will be a general entry line outside the ballroom, so get there early and be ready to party!
Hearthstone World Championships Approaches
We're now less than a week away from the start of the Hearthstone World Championships! BlizzCon ESports opening week starts next week, with the Hearthstone group stage games beginning on October 28th. You won't want to miss it, this is the biggest event of the year!
All games will be streamed on the official Hearthstone twitch channel.
Group Stages
- When? October 28, 29, 30, 31
- Starts at: 9:00 AM PDT/ 12:00 PM EST/ 5:00 PM CET
Single Elimination
- November 6th starting at 11:45 AM PST
- November 7th starting at 10:30 AM PST
Participants
Sixteen players have made it to the finals from the four tournament regions. Here they are!
Americas
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Pinpingho
Kranich
Kno
Neilyo
China
DieMeng
NoTomorrow
Zoro
LoveCX
Quote from BlizzardTime moves quickly! The Hearthstone World Championship is almost upon us!The long road to the World Championship is approaching its thrilling destination! The final, legendary leg of the Hearthstone World Championship begins on October 28 at 9:00 AM PDT, as part of BlizzCon’s Opening Week festivities. Sixteen of the best Hearthstone players in the world, hailing from the Americas, Europe, China and the Asia-Pacific region will be there.
These players battled their way through opponent after opponent to get here, proving themselves again and again, and now they stand at the threshold with the reward for all their effort in sight. It will take all of their will, wits, and Hearthstone skill to win the two-stage tournament that will decide who will be crowned 2015 Hearthstone World Champion and claim their share of the $250,000 prize pool!
Host
Casters
Dan “Frodan” Chou
Brian Kibler
Marcin “Gnimsh” Filipowicz
Robert “Whirthun” Wing
Janne “Savjz” Mikkonen
Jason “Amaz” Chan
Andrey “Reynad” Yanyuk
George "Hyped" Maganzini
Octavian "Kripparrian" MoroșanAll of the card-slinging action can be seen live on the official Hearthstone twitch channel.
THE END IS COMING, and you won’t want to miss a second of the action! Whether in-person or via stream, be sure to tune in to the Hearthstone World Championship’s thrilling conclusion!
HS-Arena Invitational
HS-Arena invited 24 well known Hearthstone players to fight along 8 qualified players for a $5,000 prize pool. This tournament not only features two group stages but also brings back Last Hero Standing including one ban. Make sure to watch on HS-Arena on Twitch from October 23rd to 25th beginning at 11 AM EDT on Friday and Saturday, and 9 AM EDT on Sunday.
You can find some quick info on the event below, and you can head on over to our survival guide to learn more!
- Prizepool: $5,000
- Players: 32 (24 invited, 8 qualified)
- Time: October 23-25 2015
- Tournament Format: 2 Group Stages, Top 8 Single Elimination Bracket
- Match Format: Last Hero Standing Bo5 (1 ban), Finals Bo7 (1 ban, 1 revive)
- Casters: Callum Leslie, Sottle and Firebat
- Stream: Hs-arena on Twitch
I can't wait for this! I hope lifecoach wins it all.
Rooting for Pinping Ho if only because his name is awesome :)
Since Lifecoach beat Pawel, i can only hope for him to win :)
Why not Forsen as caster ?? :( :( :( :(
I can't remember exactly where I read it, but every player has to bring their own cards to a tournament. So yes, when a European player goes to his first tournament in America he will have to buy packs to get every card he needs.
A while ago, Amaz even had a stream where he was buying hundreds of packs because he was participating in a tournament on the EU server.
Woah, I think that first guy from china wants to fight me. YOU WOT? You die, meng.
Go Lifecoach!
Mr. BM as cast? I will not watch this crap.
Forsen is not casting.
is that who he means with "Mr. BM"??
Lucky viewers, but watching Firebat is nearly the same. Pimple face BM Grandmaster. Count me out.
Nozdormu should be buffed slightly by reducing its cost by 1 imo.
I think the best balance I've heard for Nozdormu is making it a 8 Mana 6/9
I think it's cool that both Europe and Asia-Pacific are represented by players of four different nationalities each. It shows that Hearthstone is popular across many countries.
There were a couple Brazilian players that almost made it to the Worlds Championship for the Americas Region, but unfortunately they didn't quite get there.
Now Last Hero Standing for the invitational, but as far as I know, World Championship will not use this format but rather the opposite (if you win a game with a class, you can't use that class anymore).
Anyone has a confirmation?
All qualification tournaments this year and the Hearthstone World Championship last year had if you win a game, you can't use that class anymore.
It's called Conquest Mode.
go team
This is more of a question than a comment as I'm curious.
As Hearthstone is region based. There are 16 players from different regions. Do all these players play on a North America server? Or they just play on multi regions and are able to bring Tier 1 decks to tournaments. Or are tournament specials and regions do not matter?