Like any other collectible card game, Hearthstone has a huge collection of different cards. And thanks to this, any player, if desired, can create a game deck for themself. It can be a deck built on elementals, beasts, or, for example, on mechanisms. Today, we will talk about the mechanism card, namely the Pogo Hopper, how to get it, how to use it, and why they wanted to ban it in the brawl mode.
How to Get and Use a Pogo Hopper in Hearthstone
The first thing to do is to figure out what kind of card it is. The Pogo Hopper is a small metal rabbit that costs 1 mana and is a rare rarity.
With his warcry, he adds +2/+2 to himself for each other Pogo Hopper you have played in this fight. Because of this effect, it was extremely popular in standard rogue decks, which could play this card many times in a game. And now in the Freeform, you can often find rogues who play these little bunnies.
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As for how to get this card, you can get it out of the “The Boomsday Project” card set by spending 100 gold. But, since you will most likely have to open a lot of packs to get it, it’s easier to just create this card. As mentioned earlier, this card has a rare rarity, and to create 1 copy of this card for yourself, you only need 100 Arcane Dust, which is not much for Hearthstone.
This card, despite its simplicity and understandable effect, makes the brawl tavern a nightmare during some events when your deck can have 10 or more copies of the 1st card. Then, with the help of a couple more rogue cards, this bunny turns into a real monster already by the 3-4th move, and it is simply impossible to defeat this game table.
Unfortunately, now this map is available only in a free format, but in a month, there will be a rotation of maps and this robo-rabbit may be returned to the standard format for all fans of the game on mechanisms.
Published: Mar 3, 2022 06:24 pm