Hearthstone

Hearthstone 's assumptions are not complicated. The goal of each clash is to defeat an enemy champion. Everyone starts a match with 30 health points to conquer, it should be the whole pool of health to pick up attacking. Attacks are derived using units, spells or weapons-all of these elements are of course in the game in the form of cards that we lecture on the virtual table. When launching the game for the first time, we will have to complete a tutorial that presents very well the basics of gameplay. Later, we gain the first deck and we can roll the clash with the computer or other players. At the beginning we have one hero to unlock others, we have to overcome each one once. More about the heroes in the rest of the tutorial. The game's modes include unranked, ranking, and Arena gameplay. In the first two we use a deck created by hand from your own cards. Arena mode puts us in the choice of one of three randomly selected heroes. After selecting the character, we proceed to laying the deck with the presented cards-on the screen appear three, every time we need to choose one. The action is repeated 30 times, thus we complete the waist. In Arena mode we play up to three losers or up to twelve victories. Each match begins with a presentation of three or four cards, which we get to hand-we can exchange them for others, or keep. Then the rivalry begins, in each turn we gain an additional card from the waist, as well as one mana Crystal. These crystals "we pay" for the showdown of the card. We use unit cards and spells to attack enemy units or the enemy itself. More about the types and possibilities of the cards in the next section of the guide. At the end of the introduction, a few words about gold-virtual currency. We buy a set of cards and an entrance ticket to the Arena (a separate game mode). We earn gold by winning dues and performing quests that most often consist of winning a certain number of fights with a specific hero. New cards