HS Spacewizard is back with another Hearthstone Deck Tech, this time showcasing his Antonidas Mage deck. This deck utilizes the legendary Archmage Antonidas card and is geared to force your opponent into playing their removal spells.

HS Spacewizard is back with another Hearthstone Deck Tech, this time showcasing his Beatdown Warrior deck. This minion-focused deck is capable of maintaining a board advance.

HS Spacewizard is back with another Hearthstone Deck Tech, this time showcasing his Spirit Giant Rogue deck. This defensive rogue deck uses the Molten Giant card and has an emphasis on control spells.

HS Spacewizard is back with another Hearthstone Deck Tech, this time showcasing his Druid Mill deck. This casual game deck is designed to fatigue your opponent to death.

HS Spacewizard is back with another Hearthstone Deck Tech, this time showcasing his Big Trinity Hunter deck. It is a semi-competitive deck that supports all three giants: the Sea Giant, Mountain Giant and Molten giant.

As of next week, the new web-based eSports channel ESGNTV and Blizzard Entertainment are continuing the popular Hearthstone Edition of "Fight Night," in which some of the best and most popular pro gamers will compete in front of their fans in the forthcoming trading card game. The renewed hunt for over $30,000 in prize money can be seen from Monday, February 10th over ten episodes at the usual time of 12:30 p.m. PST / 3:30 p.m. EST on ESGN.

ESGNTV anchorman, Dan "Frodan" Chou will host the show alongside popular videocasters Octavian "Kripparrian" Morosan and Dan "Artosis" Stemkowski, who will co-commentate on all the action of the game.

UPDATE: It's official, the Hearthstone open beta has begun!

Multiple users on Reddit (including two of our writers) are reporting access to the Hearthstone beta without a much sought-after key or invite through Blizzard’s Battle.net desktop application.

The news comes on the heels of what was purported to be the final patch before the open beta for the wildly popular card game, which would open the floodgates for anyone wishing to play. The official site now acknowledges the open beta launch and many users are reporting access as of today through the desktop application.

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Players of Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft will be interested to know that some 10 cards have been singled out by Blizzard in a second round of card adjustments the game has seen since entering Closed Beta. Currently these changes affect the following cards: Unleash the Hounds, Sylvanas Windrunner, Blood Imp, Defender of Argus, Pyroblast, Dark Iron Dwarf, Abusive Sergeant, Warsong Commander, Charge and Novice Engineer.

Here is a list of the upcoming changes:

• Unleash the Hounds’ mana cost is now 2 (down from 4)
• Pyroblast’s mana cost is now 10 (up from 8)
• Blood Imp is now a 0/1 and now reads: Stealth. At the end of your turn, give another random friendly minion +1 Health.
• Warsong Commander has been reworked and now reads: Whenever you play a minion with 3 or less Attack, give it Charge.
• Charge (the spell, not the keyword) has been reworked and now costs 3 mana. The card’s new power reads: “Give a friendly minion +2 Attack and Charge”.
• Abusive Sergeant now reads: Battlecry: Give a minion +2 Attack until end of turn.
• Dark Iron Dwarf’s buff now only lasts until the end of the turn.
• Defender of Argus is now a 2/3 (down from 3/3)
• Novice Engineer is now a 1/1 (down from 1/2)
• Sylvanas Windrunner’s mana cost is now 6 (up from 5)

BlizzCon 2013 is over and this year’s event will be remembered for many reasons. Not only did Blizzard announce details of the next World of Warcraft expansion, Warlords of Draenor, but information was also released on future plans for the immensely popular Hearthstone, due to go into open beta next month. 

Blizzcon 2013 had new titles in store this year and a new addition into the Warcraft realm asks players to toss aside their cannons, catapults, cat o'nine tails, cleavers, clubs, crossbows, cudgels, cutlasses and whatever other weapons that begin with a "C" in favor of a different kind of weapon. The card.