5 New Battlegrounds Buddy Cards Revealed - Mukla, Millhouse, Hooktusk, Patchwerk, and Tess

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5 New Battlegrounds Buddy Cards Revealed - Mukla, Millhouse, Hooktusk, Patchwerk, and Tess

We've got another reveal for Hearthstone Battlegrounds today, this time five new buddies for previously released heroes coming from Sunglitters!


Today's Reveals


What Are Battlegrounds Buddies?

Battlegrounds Buddies are a new mechanic coming to Hearthstone Battlegrounds on January 25, 2022.

  • Buddies are special minion cards which are unique to the hero you are playing - every hero has their own synergistic buddy!
  • You obtain your buddy by filling your Buddy Meter halfway.
  • Filling your Buddy Meter fully gets you a golden copy of your buddy by giving you two additional copies of your buddy card.


The Buddy Meter


Battlegrounds Buddy Reveal - King Mukla

 


Battlegrounds Buddy Reveal - Millhouse Manastorm

 


Battlegrounds Buddy Reveal - Captain Hooktusk

 


Battlegrounds Buddy Reveal - Patchwerk

 


Battlegrounds Buddy Reveal - Tess Greymane

 


Reveal Video

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  • I thought it says "Weeabomination"

  • INB4 Private nightmare comments on Zephrys' buddy 

    • LMAO, thats OOC deeplore

  • Tess gonna run a train of buddies on me 😳

  • I don't like this, because winning accelerates your buddy it is pretty much a win more mechanic...

    positive feedback loops are usually bad