Hearthstone Teases The Kabal Faction Arriving In Mean Streets Of Gadgetzan
Blizzard announced the newest expansion "Mean Streets of Gadgetzan" recently at Blizzcon and, now that the celebration of all things Blizzard is over, they're busy highlighting some of the cards related to one of the three factions being introduced.
The Kabal are all out power... power derived from alchemy. The big boss Kazakus is one of the variety of cards shown off this time. He features a unique ability allowing him to create a custom spell should you have no duplicates in your deck. The no duplicate thing is a big deal with the Kabal. Decks with single copies of each card are made more powerful by the cards found here.
The preview also introduces one of Kazakus' minions, a Kabal Chemist, who can add a random potion to your hand.
Of course, some potions have been highlighted as well: The Volcanic Potion and the Potion of Madness.
Priests, Mages, and Warlocks can look forward to playing around with the Kabal when the Mean Streets of Gadgetzan launches.
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