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The Lich King is returning to Hearthstone
New Tavern Brawl and quests are available.
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Blizzard will be running a special four-day event in Hearthstone dedicated to the Lich King and the Frozen Throne expansion, as from September 19 to 23 players will be able to participate in a special Tavern Brawl, with decks made from several of the expansion cards. Every player will also start the match with their hero in Death Knight form right from the go.
Players that log in during the event will also get a golden version of the card Happy Ghoul, and can try to complete quests for a total of 600 gold. Finally, players can also buy a special bundle with 30 Frozen Throne packs at a discount, so there's plenty to see and do in these few days.
Will you be getting involved?
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