Whispers Of The Old Gods

The Old Gods appear all throughout World of Warcraft. They've been some of the most memorable bosses and have twisted the very landscape around them to be more in line with their vision for the world, and it seems like no matter what, they always have legions of devoted followers.

This week has included the announcement of Scholomance Academy, a new expansion for Hearthstone that brings the accouterments of higher learning and alma mater spirit to Azeroth.

It was around the time that Mean Streets of Gadgetzan came out that I really started wondering if the best Warcraft lore is coming from Hearthstone nowadays.

Year of Mammoth and Journey to Un'goro are due to launch in April, and the decision to drop Adventures from Hearthstone have some players worried about how much the game will cost.

Now that it has been a month since Whispers of the Old Gods and the new standard format, we're starting to notice that decks are beginning to stabilize.

Last month, Hearthstone released its latest expansion pack, Whispers of the Old Gods.

When it comes to Hearthstone, discovering how one card reacts with another often requires experimentation -- sometimes card combinations don't play out quite how you'd expect.

If you've ever wondered how many people are playing Hearthstone (I haven't, so I just assume 'all of them') you'll be interested in the news that Activision Blizzard has announced over 50 million 'registered players' for its strategy card game.

Yesterday was the big day.

Today Hearthstone's third expansion, Whispers of the Old Gods goes live.