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Actual person that found it was me (u/PastorGL). I found this secret a day earlier (by random clicking), was unable to google anything about its trigger, and reported my discovery on Reddit. With enough details to begin a hunt, I hoped.

My posting convinced Berkay to debug Unity code for that board. He already wished to do that in some time, but my posting was a nudge in right direction.

So there we are.

Yay! I knew there was something in there but I couldn't figure it out. So cool!

Could it be that after Witchwood's Couldron fiasco we stopped looking for secret interactions? I feel this last few boards have been below my expectations, but I don't really know why.

thank you for ths complete guide, I'll give it a try

Got 2 legendary 20 packs bundle. I've opened 2 more legendaries from the 20 packs. So, it was a very good deal for me :)

Deals i got: -Ingame i got the $30,- 2 legendaries and 35 packs offer.

                 -In the Store $20,- for 2 legendaries and 20 packs offer.

Kinda dissapointing, because i am already fine with my DMF collection (i pre-ordered DMF) and i would have LOVED the wild bundle. (I play mostly Wild) Kinda weird that they don't let you choose a bundle, because that seems like they potentially miss out on a lot of money? And i think we all know how much Blizzard/HS Marketing team hates missing out on the tiniest amount of money. But hey, at least they learned how to spell legendaries instead of legenderies. :)

Looks like i'm gonna skip this offer. Also the Anduin BoH skin is coming, and the Chinese new year skins. But i'm probably only getting the Anduin BoH skin.

i only play wild, but didnt got the wild pack. feelsbadman

Just got 50 and
The changes to the tavern pass seem to have it in a pretty good spot, I tried to do all quests but just playing casually otherwise

What about Sorcerous Substitute? It provides a big body for mid game.

Lol! I was playing yesterday and had some (more) drinks while playing. Now, that I see the news I remember that I saw a package and bought it. Totally forgot this! Apparently it was the 19,99 € DMF bundle regarding to my paypal bill. ;)

As I can't remember what I opened I had to check my collection if I see anything new. But I already hovered over all new cards. It looks like I got the Decks of Lunacy and Chaos, both Priest legendarys (G'hunn and Nameless). All cards I wouldn't have crafted. And I own Greybough now, but I'm not sure if I crafted him, because I have ~2K dust less. 

So it seems it was worth it, but damn: don't drink and buy :D

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Well, for Pirates is even better this back (I do not own, unfortunately)

True, but i also unfortunatly do not own it :(

But it looks amazing! 

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Blacksad by Juan Diaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido

- Its already been recommended here, but I thought I'd add it in just to show how many times I've actually read this series. Its hardboiled detective fiction stuffed with anthropomorphic animals, but don't let the furry labels put you off. In fact, to be real, the illustrations are so human like that there's barely anything animal about it. From the second tome onwards, all pretense of animal people is reduce to a paper-thin consistency, with very human-related themes that somewhat would never work with anthro animals, not that anyone would ever make an issue of it.

But as far as illustrations, story, and entertainment goes, this one's really up there for being both unique, and daring at the same time. Outside of kiddy comics, I've not come across another comic that features anthro animals that so well polished and not blatantly pandering to certain groups at the same time.

Ahh! I see, you're a gentleman of culture as well!

What's your favourite entry in the series? Mine's either Arctic Nation or A Silent Hell. Because of its subject matter and grey-ish colorpalette, Arctic Nation just has an awesome atmosphere that feels so serious and, well, cold. Silent Hell is pretty much the opposite of that imo. It feels so vibrant and almost wild, and the setting is also very interesting. New Orleans' jazz culture in the 50s, hell yeah!

Would be great if blizzard offers a daily reroll option (like quests) for this offers until you get the one you want.   I would buy the wild bundle, but got the 2 legendary 20$  DMF pack offer. 

Recommendations:

Undertaker by Ralph Meyer and Xavier Dorison
- No, not that one. Undertaker is a European comic about an fictional person in the occupation of an undertaker. Yes, you read correctly, its about a guy burying the dead. So what makes this a good read, apart from the fact that the art is excellent? Well, obviously this undertaker used to be a big shot sharpshooter who's now an outlaw, so he figured he get some peace and quiet by shaving his face and take on a job no fool would ever want. If you want to skip to the good parts, just read the Shadow of Hippocrates arc. Worth your while, really.

Sword Master by Xavier Dorison  and Joell Parnotte
- Excellent art, drab title. But the story is really not half bad if you like seeing lots of blood spilling from melee weapons. In fact, every important figure in this story tends to either die or get injured so much that it sometimes make one wonder if their flesh is made of hand-carved mahogany. 

The Goddamned by Jason Aaron and R.M Guera
- If you ever grown up in a ghetto and wonder aloud why God continue to allow mankind to suffer so much, here's a comic book that won't answer those questions but will seriously make you believe it could have been a lot worse. Basically this is a retelling of the B.C. years in such a way that will be immediately considered racist to our paleo ancestors. But in a way, its both intriguing, and entertaining in a mysterious sort of way.

Lobo: Fragtastic Voyage by Alan Grant and Hermann Mejia
- Its a one issue about anti-hero, merc for hire, all around bastard Lobo being hired along to remove a blood clot from an alien. Yeah, I think I'll just leave it at that. Artwork is superb, and the writing actually kept me laughing to the end.

Blacksad by Juan Diaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido
- Its already been recommended here, but I thought I'd add it in just to show how many times I've actually read this series. Its hardboiled detective fiction stuffed with anthropomorphic animals, but don't let the furry labels put you off. In fact, to be real, the illustrations are so human-like that there's barely anything animal about it. From the second tome onwards, all pretense of animal people is reduced to a paper-thin consistency, with very human-related themes that somewhat would never work with anthro animals, not that anyone would ever make an issue of it.

But as far as illustrations, story, and entertainment goes, this one's really up there for being both unique, and daring at the same time. Outside of kiddy comics, I've not come across another comic that features anthro animals that so well polished and not blatantly pandering to certain groups at the same time.

Oh. I almost forgot. Here's one last one, to pander to our obviously hearthstone playing audience;

Boomlabs by Mark Evanier, Ludo Lullabi and Konstantin Turovec
- One of the most pleasant short comics I've ever read. Do I need to give a review or an introduction? Go read it. Its free from blizz (at least I think it is), so enjoy it because I don't think we'll ever be getting another one.

The answer shouldn’t be limited, but the riddle-giving could be

Let's make a limit on the answer within one or two days for everyone?

how do you insert a border on your avatar?

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Do comic books count?

If so, then I'd suggest Blacksad, one of the most successful european comics of the last two decades. It's a classic noir series: 1940s/50s America, private detective, and all that good old crime stuff. Juan Diaz Canales' writing is pretty good, but the real reason you'd want these books are Juanjo Guarnido's illustrations. His characters are just so full of life and expression, and he's a master at painting with watercolor!

Just to add, all characters are anthropomorphic characters - animals, with each character having a character you assiociate with an animal - so the detective is black panter, informant is a rat, etc. 

Oooh, now that's a thread I like to see!

I'll repeat what I said in the one for books, in case no one read it:

I'd suggest Blacksad, one of the most successful european comics of the last two decades. It's a classic noir series: 1940s/50s America, private detective, and all that good old crime stuff. Juan Diaz Canales' writing is pretty good, but the real reason you'd want these books are Juanjo Guarnido's illustrations. His characters are just so full of life and expression, and he's a master at painting with watercolor!

A great series that got me into comics. There's 5 books with about 54 story pages each, and apparently there's a new one coming out later this year!

Other comics I'd recommend:

• Batman: Hush by Jeff Loeb and Jim Lee - Just the best Artwork Lee has ever done
• Spider-Man: Life Story by Chip Zdarsky and Mark Bagley - A retelling of the most famous Spider-Man stories with an interesting premise
• Venom by Donny Cates and various artists - Just read it. It's fun. (There's a couple of crossover tie-ins and events, but, as far as I'm aware, you don't need them to understand the main story)
• The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, Klaus Janson and Lynn Varley - Haven't read it yet, but by flipping trough it alone I already know it's gonna be awesome!

...and of course pretty much any european comic that you can find.

Someone left their piece of cake on the Medivh's card back page :P maybe Medivh wanted some cake 🍰🍰🍰

I'd have been interested in the wild bundle as that's the game mode I play the most but its not available to me. What a strange way to do a bundle, it offered me the 2 legendary and dmf card bundle so thanks for saving me money I suppose! I don't need any dmf cards.

FOR THE HORDE!!!!

Well, for Pirates is even better this back (I do not own, unfortunately)