Beginners guide to Heartstone

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Beginners guide to Heartstone

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Topics
Where to start?
Basic quests
The Arena
Crafting
Advices
Streamers

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Where to start?
In order to play Hearthstone, you are required to have a battle.net account, and the battle.net desktop app installed onto your computer.​

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Basic quests​

Complete a game in play mode – Award: 1 booster pack
Unlock every hero – Award: 100 gold
Get any class to level 10 – Award: 1 booster pack
Win 100 games in any mode – Award: 300 gold
Win 1,000 games in any mode – Award: 300 gold
Defeat all expert AI – Award: 100 gold
Disenchant a card – Award: 95 Arcane Dust
Enter the arena – Award: Free arena entry
Own every pirate card – Award: Captain’s Parrot
Own every golden pirate card – Award: Golden Captain’s Parrot
Own every Murloc card – Award: Old Murk-Eye
Own every golden Murloc card – Award: Golden Old Murk-Eye
Make a real money purchase in the game – Award: Golden Gelbin Mekkatorque (beta only)
Collect every card in the basic set (all classes to level 10) – Award: 100 gold
Collect every card in the expert set – Award: 100 gold

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The Arena​

The Arena has a buy-in fee on 150 gold. You have 3 lives, and when you've lost these you receive your reward. The reward is based on how many matches you've won. In order to understand the rewards, you need to look at this scheme.

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Crafting​

Crafting can be an important part of the game. It's a way to remove cards you don't like, and get new cards you like and wanna use.
The crafting system is easy to understand as soon as you tried it out.
You are disenchanting cards in exchange for crafting dust, this dust can be used to craft new cards.
Here's a scheme explaining the prices of disenchanting and crafting:

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Advices​

Always have the board cleared on the enemies side. It might sounds stupid, but believe me. If you can have the board cleaned on the enemies side the whole game, you are going to win. It's more important to clear his board, than get damage onto him.

Don't start off with playing arena until you feel ready, and you understands the basics of Hearthstone.

Watch streamers to improve your game, you can learn a lot from them. But follow this advice, have all your heroes to level 10 before you start watching streams. Then you understand the basics, and are more likely to improve your game by streams.

Always count damage. By that I mean, always count the maximum damage you can do. This advice will help you, because sometimes you can actually end the game if you calculates on it, instead of just cleaning the enemies board.

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Streamers​

The best streamers to watch, in my opinion is:

TrumpSC - His amazing at explaining what he's doing, and why he is doing it. Perfect for learning.
Kripparrian - His a good arena player, and you can most likely learn something from him.
MaSsanSC - His a good player.

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Thanks for reading my short and simple beginners guide to Hearhstone. I would love some feedback on it, and things that I should add onto it.