The current card chaos in Hearthstone sets new standards in complexity – the decks evolve with every turn!
Update: The Tavern Brawl has been put on hold. It was active for a while at first, but it has been inactive since around 19:30. Blizzard is working on connection issues.
Our apologies – This week’s Tavern Brawl is currently delayed as we work on a resolution for disconnection issues.
— Hearthstone (@PlayHearthstone) December 2, 2015
Update 23:50: It is now running again. Blizzard apologizes for the stability issues in Europe. It is not due to the server, but because the card chaos goes live in Europe first. These many problems are inexcusable, however. They want to test even more rigorously in the future.
The choice of hardships – what do I want to play with?
Exactly at 5 PM today, on December 2, 2015, the card chaos of Hearthstone started its next round. Under the name “Deck, switch yourself!” the developers are creating a new mode that is so complex this time that it even works only with its own help texts.
At the beginning, each player chooses a deck, which only determines the hero power. However, the deck contains only four cards in the first turn! At the beginning of each turn, you “discover” three new cards, but you can only choose one of them. This card then goes to your hand and later back to the deck. This way, players gradually build up a small collection. Because that alone wouldn’t be chaotic enough, at the end of your turn, the hand is completely exchanged – you draw new cards from the deck.
This sounds incredibly complicated, and it is in implementation as well. It will surely take several games to get the hang of the subtleties and tricks of this mode.
It is also important to mention that for the first win in the card chaos, there is a free classic card pack. The cards from it either complement your own collection or can be used in the form of Arcane Dust to craft desired cards. A game in this mode is worthwhile for both veterans and newcomers.
